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Troy Gentry of Montgomery Gentry was killed in a helicopter crash at the Flying W Airport in Medford, N.J., on Friday (Sept. 8).

There are many -- too many -- country stars who have had cancer or have been personally affected by it in some way.

May they rest in peace ...

No parent should ever have to bury a son or daughter -- and yet, several country stars have had to endure such a grief-filled event.

Just days after the tragic death of her son, Eddie Montgomery's ex-wife is speaking out about his cause of death in the hope of helping another family who might be struggling with the same issues.

Eddie Montgomery’s son has died. The Montgomery Gentry frontman shared the news on Sunday morning, saying he appreciated the outpouring of love and prayers as he and his family grieve.

News of two Russian bombers flying just off the coast of California didn't sit well with many Americans, including Montgomery Gentry's Eddie Montgomery. The singer vented on Twitter with a 12-tweet message criticizing the handling of a few recent social and political events, and politicians in Washington, D.C.

Montgomery Gentry have made an album that relies on what they do best, and the song "We Were Here" doesn't step out of line. The midtempo rocker finds Eddie Montgomery and Troy Gentry preaching the small town, blue collar gospel. Check it out during this exclusive Taste of Country preview.

Troy Gentry’s wife, Angie, has breast cancer. The Montgomery Gentry singer and guitarist shared the news with fans on Wednesday night (Oct. 22), adding that the last few weeks have been very difficult for his family.

Montgomery Gentry recently released a new single called 'Headlights,' and now they've announced a very special partnership with GhostTunes, Garth Brooks' newly-launched digital music service.

Normally, when an artist gets over 800 votes in the Country Whuppin', it's a BIG deal!  That is, unless your opponent gets nearly 3,000 votes!  It was a great outing by Brian Collins, but Chris Young took the win and a trip to the Hall of Fame!  That means two new songs take front and center and they are both from artists we haven't heard from in a while: Trisha Yearwood and Montgomery Gentry! Rea

Today (Sept. 11) marks the 13th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, when terrorists hijacked several passenger planes and flew them into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.