The sound of sirens rang through the McSwain Theatre in Ada, Okla., as Jimmy Wayne took the stage Saturday singing 'Cowboys and Engines,' with his fist punching the air. He immediately launched into another new song, 'Shot Cowboy,' which is slated to appear on another album down the road, after 'Sara Smile' hits stores later this month. With the final beat of the song, Jimmy drew imaginary pistols off each of his hips and shot the air as the lights faded.

But this concert wasn't all music, as the charismatic singer also added a little humor. Turning his back to the crowd, he picked up a small red sound box off the drum rise. With a twinkle in his eye, Jimmy brought the red box close to his microphone, pushing a button and bringing the crowd to laughter as he played various comical sound effects.

Artist: Blake Shelton
Video: 'Hillbilly Bone'
Why We Dig It: Talk about friends in low places. Blake and Trace bring their hillbilly bones to an uppity restaurant in this hilarious new video.

Kellie Pickler is no longer a blonde, but she's still a bombshell, nonetheless. The 'Didn't You Know How Much I Loved You' singer is now a redhead. Actually, auburn would be a more appropriate term to describe the new shade of her shoulder length tresses. Kellie gave her fans a head's up a few weeks ago via her Twitter page, stating "Incognito with my red hair. On Broadway in Nashville." And her fans have certainly responded ... some of them not so fondly.

"It's just hair! Some people don't even have hair," Kellie laments to The Boot. "So, while I have my hair, I'm going to play with it and experiment with it. When you get people that are just like, 'Oh my gosh, you're so much better as a blonde,' it's like where are your priorities?"

Jo Dee Messina is back on the road again. But instead of performing to packed arenas and stadiums, she created the Music Room Series tour to give fans a more informal and intimate experience. But, the singer admits, it's become an experience she never expected.

"It's a show that started out as a storyteller kind of series," Jo Dee tells the Daily Breeze. "I would talk to the audience about the songs and the circumstances behind them and what they meant to me. But it quickly evolved into being more about the audience. When they would make requests, they would tell me stories about how they related to my songs and what personal meanings the songs had taken on for them."

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George Jones who's been making country music for 55 years, is often called the greatest living singer in country music. But he recalls the first time he heard one of his songs on the radio, thinking he was listening to someone -- or something -- else!

"My first record [was] in February 1954. I was in Houston, Texas. I put the first single I had in my hand, got out of the car and took it in to [the radio station] to Pete Hunter, who was the disc jockey. The song was 'There Ain't No Money in This Deal,' and there wasn't!

"I went back in my car and just couldn't wait to hear it. Really, it didn't sound like me to me. I had a horsey-type voice which I learned to live with later on.

Dolly Parton's music and acting career has already paired her with some of the world's biggest stars, including Jane Fonda, Kenny Rogers and Sally Field, but now she's about to collaborate with two of the world's most renowned figures: former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu, on a new series for the BBC.

'Fern Britton Meets' focuses on the role faith plays in the lives of several famous people, the Associated Press reports. And while the series will tackle some heavy subjects, including the Prime Minister's conversion to Catholicism and the Archbishop's role in fighting injustice in South Africa, Dolly will take a much more light-hearted approach.