Billy Currington

It's popular to fuse country and hip-hop these days, but if Billy Currington ever releases a rap or R&B album, you won't hear it on country radio.

Billy Currington plead no contest to one charge stemming from an April incident with a tour boat captain near his home in Tybee Island, Ga. Friday's (Sept. 27) court hearing brings an end to a five-month investigation and court battle over who said what on April 15.

The inaugural country music adventure Tropical Nights in Riviera Maya, Mexico will include performances and exclusive opportunities to hang with some of country's biggest stars -- Dierks Bentley, Brantley Gilbert, Billy Currington and Jana Kramer.

During a recent radio interview, Billy Currington was posed with series of philosophical, end of life questions. Asked how he would spend his final 24 hours on earth if he found himself in such a scenario, he gave humorous and intriguing answers, revealing that when he goes, he wants to go out with a bang...

So the other day I'm listening to Billy Currington's song Like My Dog.  Two words.  Love It!  But not for the reason you might think.

Fans started singing from the very first note of Billy Currington's set at the 2013 Taste of Country Music Festival. The Georgia native has put some of the catchiest hits of the last decade on the radio, so it was no surprise to hear the more than 10,000 screaming fans keep up with 'Good Directions,' 'Love Done Gone,' 'People Are Crazy' and love songs like his new single 'Hey Girl.'

It's been three years since Billy Currington released his last album, but the wait is finally over for fans who are pining for new music from the 'Hey Girl' hitmaker.

Billy Currington has turned himself into police after a bench warrant was issued for his arrest on Wednesday. The singer was indicted by a grand jury on terroristic threats and abuse of an elder charges stemming from an April 15 incident. He was not arrested at the time.

The Savannah Morning News is reporting that country singer Billy Currington was indicted today by the Chatham County Grand Jury "for making terroristic threats against Charles Harvey Ferrelle on April 15." The newspaper reports the singer was also indicted on a charge of abuse of an elder person by inflicting mental anguish upon Ferrell, who is more than 65 years old...