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The Academy of Country Music surprised Brad Paisley and Miranda Lambert with Guinness World Records during rehearsals for the 2015 ACM Awards on Friday (April 17).

The 2015 ACM Awards are less than a week away, and that means it's time for the staff of Taste of Country and our readers to square off and predict the winners in this year's biggest categories.

The runup to the 2015 ACM Awards will feature a plethora of musical acts, including special duets in which country legends will team up with modern acts for unforgettable performances.

The Academy of Country Music has announced the 2015 ACM Awards winners in a number of categories that won't be presented onscreen during the televised broadcast.

WGNA wants to reward our loyal listeners for tuning in, and recommending us to their friends.

The first round of 2015 ACM Awards performers have been announced.

Wow, the New Artist Of The Year category for the ACM's is going to be tough! The fans voted and took this category from 8 to these final 3!  Sam Hunt, Cole Swindell and Thomas Rhett!  Wow!  How do you choose between these three! Sam Hunt's " Leave The Night On" is a great song...

The 2015 Academy of Country Music Awards nominees have been announced.

The hottest stars in Country Music recently took the time to share their talents to honor a living legend- Merle Haggard.

The big talk after the ACM Awards was about one performance that seemed a little to 'perfect' for a live show- Rascal Flatts singing 'Rewind!'

If you watched the ACMs, you couldn't help but notice that Rascal Flatts performed with a voice track.  And while they made a tiny effort to "sing along" for the most part, they were pretty much just waving the microphones and guitars around for show...

Did you get a chance to catch the ACM Awards last night? Well, if you didn't you missed some pretty good stuff and some pretty awkward moments too. When I first began thinking of writing about the show I was going to go with an article about the awkward moments, perhaps even let you rank them from "worst" to "no this was ever worse than that". I then thought,  "No lets try