Dreamland Entertainment

06/01/2025

Friday night! Diamond Rio LIVE in Richmond, KY.

05/23/2025

Dustin Lynch & Randy Houser headline Roostertail Music Festival in Madison, Indiana on 4th of July weekend! Join us for & the River City Printing 75th running of the Madison Regatta!

Tickets available NOW! 👇
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05/20/2025

Get your season passes while you can! It's going to be a great year for LIVE music in Kentucky!
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4 VIP Invitations to the Kick-Off Reception (Date TBA) (Valued at $2,000) – Network with owners, corporate sponsors, and key organizers.

05/13/2025

Johnny Rodriguez, whose run of chart-topping hits in the 1970s made him the first Latino country artist to achieve mainstream success, died Friday, May 9. He was seventy-three.

Born Juan Raul Davis Rodriguez and raised in the small town of Sabinal, Texas, sixty miles west of San Antonio, he grew up hearing Spanish-language music as well as many kinds of country music. During a troubled period of his youth, Rodriguez wound up in jail, where a Texas Ranger overheard him singing and connected him with a performing gig at the tourist attraction Alamo Village.

Future Country Music Hall of Famers Tom T. Hall and Bobby Bare discovered Rodriguez on seeing a performance at Alamo Village. Hall not only recruited Rodriguez as a guitarist in 1972 but also got him an audition at his label, Mercury Records. Mercury released his first single, “Pass Me By (If You’re Only Passing Through),” in October 1972, and it became a Top Ten country hit. He followed it with a string of successful recordings that showed him to be an expressive, warm vocalist in the hard-country style of Merle Haggard. Between 1973 and 1975, Rodriguez scored six country including “You Always Come Back (To Hurting Me),” “Ridin’ My Thumb to Mexico,” and a version of the Lefty Frizzell and Wh**ey Shafer chestnut “That’s the Way Love Goes.” He scored additional Top Ten singles through the early 1980s, frequently alternating lyrics sung in both English and Spanish in his bread-and-butter honky-tonk songs and love ballads.

Rodriguez continued to record and tour for many years after he stopped having radio hits, though he also faced legal troubles and struggled with addiction. In 1999, he stood trial for murder after shooting and killing an acquaintance he believed to be a burglar, though he was ultimately acquitted of wrongdoing. Rodriguez’s most recent album was 2012’s “Live from Texas,” and he also appeared in the 2019 Ken Burns documentary series “Country Music.”

05/13/2025

Catch Adalyn Ramey LIVE in studio tonight at 7 pm EST on Overtones LIVE at www.radiolex.us
Get an exclusive sneak preview of her highly anticipated new album and be among the very first to experience the world premiere of her brand new single written by Dolly Parton

This is one broadcast you do not want to miss!

Listen online by visiting the link in the comments below: 👇🏻

04/27/2025

Have you heard The Frontmen? These are country music legends with countless hits!

04/02/2025

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03/26/2025

Thank you all for the beautiful birthday wishes ❤️

I spent the day surrounded by friends and family, feeling incredibly loved and grateful.

Your messages mean the world to me – thank you for being part of my life, always. 🚀🎂

03/19/2025

Alison Krauss & Union Station along with Stuart Duncan will be performing on tonight's Opry 100: A Live Celebration. Available to watch live on NBC & Peacock at 8/7c.

03/19/2025

There are only a few VIP tables left for Diamond Rio LIVE in Concert!! Get your tickets at: www.thevineky.com

03/11/2025

Shenandoah just announced a 50-city headlining trek, dubbed The Extra Mile Tour.

"Big goings on in the Shenandoah camp," Shenandoah frontman Marty Raybon said. "Looking forward to getting into the New Year and playing the big stages with our friends. It’s never a bad thing taking the 'Extra Mile' and getting to see fans and friends alike across the country. It’s going to be a blast and a great year."

03/04/2025

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