B&D and Blow-Up Dolls and Playboy Magazine

Terri Clark may've taken a pass on the cover of the world's best loved, best known and (ahem) best read men's magazine, but count on full-time good-timing Ronnie Dunn and Kix Brooks to sign up for their own demi-spread in Playboy.  More!

Brooks & Dunn's Road Leaps Back to Top 10

"That's What She Gets for Loving Me" Moves to No. 35

An album that jumps 11 spots to return to the Top 10. A hot single that reaches the Top 40 in just three weeks. A 12-fold increase in legal downloads. That's what Brooks & Dunn get for appearing on Dr. Phil last week.  More!

Brooks & Dunn Join The Navy

Ronnie Dunn and Kix Brooks' back-to-the-core Red Dirt Road Tour has been met with resounding response from the markets that the Neon Circus has had to skip -- and in one market, the tickets didn't even make it to the street! Brooks & Dunn's upcoming March 5 appearance at the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland.  More!

B&D Fans Meet Dr. Phil Fans

We hope all of you were able to catch the Dr. Phil show Friday, Feb. 13th. when the guys helped surprise Robin. Check out what Dr. Phil fans are saying about the Kix & Ronnie you already know.

To do so go to www.DrPhil.com and click on Message Board at the Top of the Page. Then scroll down and click on Talk About the Shows (under Recent Shows). Then click on 02/13 Ask Robin About Valentine's.

High Tech

Nashville: "You didn't honestly think we were just gonna stand there in front of some mics, didya?" laughs Kix Brooks, the Louisiana-born guitar-slinging cyclone about Brooks & Dunn's upcoming Red Dirt Road Tour, designed to get the 4-time Entertainers of the Year back to the places that couldn't withstand the Neon Circus. "Come ON! You know us better than that… We may be changing the dimensions of some of what we do, but I don't think you ever actually thought Ron and I would ever just set-up and play." More!

Shhhhhh!!! B&D Get "Dr. Phil'ed"

Special Valentine's Day Surprise for the Self-help Guru's Much Watched Show

Los Angeles: It wasn't quite like hearts and cupid dolls broke out all over when Kix Brooks & Ronnie Dunn walked onstage at "The Dr. Phil Show," but the crowd came to their feet in serious appreciation. Country music's
winningest superstar duo were on-hand to perform their very personal "That's What She Gets For Loving Me" as part of one of Dr. Phil (McGraw)'s biggest ever surprises. And quite a surprise for the no hemming and hawing self-help host.  More!

Brooks & Dunn Putting the Finishing Touches on Their Red Dirt Road

Brooks & Dunn Putting the Finishing Touches on Their Red Dirt Road They may be stripping it back for their Red Dirt Road Tour, and putting their focus on the songs that've made them country music's most consistently exciting franchise, but don't think the zebra's gonna change it's stripes too much! Look for the B&D stage set -- designed by Mike Swinford, who's done just about every act imaginable and a ton of work for the NBA as well -- the stage is a topsy turvy glut of highway signs and license plates from all over the country that can best be described as "rustic." More!

Brooks & Dunn Today Show Appearance

Brooks & Dunn Can't Take It Anymore 4-Time Entertainers of the Year Break Into "Today Weekend"

Nashville Airport: After everything but the locusts, Ronnie Dunn and Kix Brooks figured it was time for the "Today Show" people to come to them. And after a blackout that stopped a region, a pre-emption in the name of international sportsmanship and now a blizzard that's turned the Big Apple white, the 26-million selling duo were stranded at BNA once again.  More!

Ride 'em Ronnie

Ronnie Dunn may know how to rock a giant inflatable rodeo gal, but don't think the vocal ninja with the tone of neon is going to be leaping a single bronco with a bucking bound. The man who was recently inducted into the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame prefers to do his trick-roping with that seek-and-destroy voice of his. With the third Neon Circus wound down and the Red Dirt Road tour kicking up dust starting Feb. 12, Dunn and his partner Louisiana flash Kix Brooks close out their year with three stomping dates at the famed Las Vegas Hilton (Dec. 8-10) as part of the National Finals Rodeo celebration. More!

Brooks & Dunn Takes It To The Red Dirt Roads

Late Winter Tour Strips It Back, Brings It To The Fans…

Nashville: When you've mounted the biggest, baddest, hardest core tour in country music for the last three years, sometimes you find yourself yearning for the more organic, more intimate feel of a more performance-driven show. And so it is that quadruple Country Music Association Awards nominees Ronnie Dunn and Kix Brooks -- purveyors of the greatest show on 18-wheels The Neon Circus & Wild West Show -- are setting their sites on some of blue line highways and markets that've always been mainstays for what's being playfully referred to around Camp B&D as "The Red Dirt Road Tour." More!

Brooks & Dunn's "Today" Finally Comes…

Black-Out Make Up Is Thanksgiving Ramp-Up Nov. 22

New York: First the lights went out. Then they wouldn't let the plane take off. And suddenly, Brooks & Dunn's late summer "Today Show" Summer Concert Series performance was unplugged and grounded in the very worst way. As Manhattan was paralyzed by the black-out, Brooks & Dunn scrambled to patch together gear to do a homecoming show in Kix Brooks' hometown that weekend, because their trucks -- already in New York -- couldn't get loaded.  More!

Muskogee Woman Stands for Over 79 Hours to Win Brooks & Dunn Tickets

MUSKOGEE, Okla. (Monday, September 29, 2003) --After more than 79 hours, Jodi Reheard gave up the fight for front row Brooks & Dunn tickets. She walked off the rain-slicked “Red Dirt Road” at 3:38 p.m. Monday. Left standing as the winner of the “Survive the Red Dirt Road” contest was Stormie Brassfield, a 38 year-old home health aid and mother with barely enough voice and energy to celebrate her victory. She did, however, manage to give her cheering section a thumbs-up. More!

Brooks & Dunn Take the Honky Tonk to the Hills

Hollywood, CA: If you're gonna throw your arms around your influences, then you better do it right. With Red Dirt Road getting serious critical kudos from Rolling Stone, The Village Voice, Entertainment Weekly, Sound & Vision and USA Today, Ronnie Dunn and Kix Brooks' excavation of the music that forged their hard-charging take on the sound of Saturday night is getting a major fuel injection as the freewheeling pair head into the Hollywood Hills for a raucous performance of "You Can Take The Girl Out of the Honky Tonk (But You Can't Take The Honky Tonk Out of the Girl)." More!

Kix Brooks Signs

When you've got a close-knit fold, you can count on a cold to rip through the ranks - and leave sore throats and stuffed noses everywhere. During Brooks & Dunn's annual Canadian run, it got so bad it brought Kix Brooks, the always cyclonic performer, to complete silence. Not only was he unable to sing his signature "You're Gonna Miss Me," but the man who co-wrote the CMA Song of the Year nominee "Red Dirt Road" with partner Ronnie Dunn handled every star's nightmare with his usual hilarity.  More!

Brooks & Dunn Receive Four CMA Nominations

Nashville: With the most personal album of their career, Ronnie Dunn and Kix Brooks struck a nerve with their song of finding redemption and knowledge along the way -- as the mandolin-tinged title track of their chart-topping album Red Dirt Road took nods for Song and Video of the Year. In addition, the record-setting Duo of the Year winners also repeated in that category and picked up an Entertainer of the Year nomination at today's Country Music Association Awards nominations press conference.  More!