Steel Magnolia

"It was soul sucking to the ultimate degree."

Meghan Linsey walked on the field at the Titans-Seahawks game on Sept. 24 to sing the National Anthem, but she left having taken a stand. Or rather, a knee.

A source at Live Nation has responded to shocking allegations against one of the company's most powerful country music executives, saying, "there is absolutely, positively no merit" to the claim that he sexually assaulted a country singer six years ago.

Meghan Linsey is proud of the hard work she's done on her body, and she just can't stop showing it off.

After former Steel Magnolia singer Meghan Linsey made some shocking allegations about a sexual assault and its aftermath, the head of her former label has spoken out about her claims.

Steel Magnolia and The Voice singer Meghan Linsey is opening up about a 2010 sexual assault that took place at the beginning of her music career.

Meghan Linsey tackled a country classic during The Voice semi-finals Monday night (May 11), performing the George Jones song "Tennessee Whiskey."

A few years back in 2009 the song "Keep On Loving You" was all over the airwaves. Joshua Scott Jones and Meghan Linsey made up Steel Magnolia and we're performing across the US with acts like Brad Paisley and... Blake Shelton. Things took a turn later on as Meghan and Joshua, who were dating, broke up and Steel Magnolia came to an end...

Many country fans know that Steel Magnolia's Joshua Scott Jones entered rehab in 2011 to address his alcoholism and substance abuse. Before he sought treatment, Jones says he was in such a dark place he contemplated suicide.