The Country Music Hall of Fame inductee has made a difficult decision after suffering a heart attack last month.

On "The Quarantine Song" video, a mask and glove-clad Stevens highlights the daily struggles of living through the era of COVID-19. "I avoid old folks and should I sneeze, I do it in my elbow, or ...

Ray Stevens is selling his spectacular Nashville concert venue, Ray Stevens CabaRay Showroom, and pictures show a stunning ...

Country Music Hall of Famer Ray Stevens chatted with Digital Journal's Markos Papadatos about his new comedy album "Ain't Nothin' Funny Anymore," which will be released on Friday, October 8 via ...

Ray Stevens is known for tongue-in-cheek songs that produce a lot of laughter -- he's been at it for over 50 years! The singer just released another song, 'Mr. President — Mr. President [What ...

This week he released a new music video for his song ‘Nashville.’ "I wasn't born in Nashville but it's been my home ever since I came here in 1962," Stevens says in a press release.

It was a career shift, however, that revealed Stevens’ business smarts, as he quickly realized that his wacky voices and comedic characters suited music videos and as-seen-on-TV VHS releases.

Ray Stevens, center, at the Country Music Hall of Fame ceremony on Oct. 20 in Nashville. He keeps making new music, he says, because “I still have things I want to say musically in a public ...

Angela Stefano Published: September 6, 2016 Ray Stevens released a brand-new song, "Dear America," on Tuesday (Sept. 6), and he's revealing its music video exclusively with The Boot.

He's also partial to "There Must Be a Pill for This," a song inspired by Cialis commercials, and his bluegrass version of Ray Charles ' "What'd I Say." The album is Stevens' first all new comedy ...

When singer and country comedian Ray Stevens started recording his new gospel album, he couldn’t decide which songs to record. So, he recorded all of his favorites.