Eric Church is an American country singer-songwriter. He rose to fame after the release of his Top 20 country singles "How 'Bout You," "Two Pink Lines" and "Guys Like Me" from his 2006 debut album ...

Joyce has produced all four of Church’s albums, and shares his iconoclastic approach. “Eric and I both believe in making albums. They are time pieces,” Joyce says. “The radio thing doesn ...

When Luke Combs and Eric Church saw the destruction brought by September’s Hurricane Helene in western North Carolina where they both grew up, they had the same reaction as the rest of America.

Gov. Roy Cooper and Eric Church spent time on Thursday in the North Carolina mountains, where the country music star is working to build 100 homes for Hurricane Helene survivors. Cooper and Church ...

Eric Church and Sheryl Crow came together for one of the most thrilling moments of the night during the Concert for Carolina benefit show in Charlotte, N.C. on Saturday (Oct. 26.) According to the ...

Eric Church has released a new song called “Darkest Hour (Helene Edit)” to help victims of the devastation left by Hurricane ...

A week ago, North Carolina’s Eric Church — the 10-time-Grammy-nominated singer responsible for country-music hits like “Springsteen” and “Drink in My Hand” — had no plans to release ...

Gov. Roy Cooper and country music star Eric Church on Thursday visited Banner Elk to survey storm damage from Helene and speak with those hurt most by the storm.

Eric Church discussed his steps to help those impacted by the devastation of Hurricane Helene during a candid conversation ...

North Carolina native Eric Church has wowed fans with his latest song release. On Friday, October 4, in the wake of Hurricane Helene, the “Springsteen” singer took to Instagram to reveal ...

Standing in front of more than 80,000 faces, Eric Church took a moment to absorb the spectacle at the Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Saturday evening. “I’ve never ...

Hurricane Helene swept across the Southeast, causing major flooding and destruction throughout North Carolina. Here is ongoing coverage from The News & Observer and The Charlotte Observer about ...