CMA Awards Day on BAM’s Blog
Brooks & Dunn (which includes former Tulsan Ronnie Dunn, left) and Reba McEntire are nominated for musical event of the year for their hit “Cowgirls Don’t Cry.” As much as I love the song, am I allowed to cry when Brooks & Dunn part ways next year? (Associated Press photo)
The Country Music Association’s 43rd Annual CMA Awards air from 7 to 10 tonight on ABC. Carrie Underwood, Brooks & Dunn, Reba McEntire, Miranda Lambert, Rascal Flatts and Vince Gill are among the Oklahomans who are nominated for awards or will perform during the show.
I’ll be bringing you CMA Awards updates and other country music news throughout the day leading up to my live-blog of the big show at 7 p.m. After the show, look for my winners list and analysis of the show.
-BAM
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Comments
Very disappointed in CMA. Taylor Swift winning EOY and best female is a joke. We lost the 50′s thru 80′s rock and roll because of a new generations are we now losing traditional country because of a new generation who do not ‘get’ traditional country.
I agree with the others, Taylor is juvenile, not country. I am terribly disappointed in the results of last nite’s awards. what happened to Toby Keith, Alan Jackson, and Rascall Flatt? Cma stood for children’s music awards…in the meantime, I am looking for how I can get this msg across to the voters of those awards…
Taylor Swift is NOT country. Her songs are “folk” music… ala Jewel. But nowhere even remotely close to being country.
Taylor Swift continues to put a stain on on the CMA awards.