Redneck Woman” singer Gretchen Wilson is back in the national spotlight again after winning The Masked Singer on Wednesday ...

Country music enjoyed a strong presence during the grand finale of The Masked Singer US last night (Wednesday, May 8th), with ...

Gretchen Wilson opens up about her surprising experience on 'The Masked Singer', revealing how strict secrecy measures kept ...

And it was a "Redneck Woman" that walked away with the Golden Mask trophy for 2025. Pearl won it all and was revealed to be none other than country music's Gretchen Wilson. Need a break?

A Georgia woman tossed aside the old aphorism of not ... hilarious and heartfelt obituary about the “hard as nails, redneck, SOB.” Hallia Milner held nothing back about her father, Kenneth ...

Gretchen Wilson was an instant star when she shined her way into the country scene in 2005 when she released her debut smash hit “Redneck Woman.” The song earned Gretchen her first and only Grammy win ...

Her career took off after the release of her hit single, "Redneck Woman," in 2004. At the time, Wilson was struggling to get by. "They had repossessed my vehicle that morning," she said of the day ...

Gretchen Wilson’s 2004 hit "Redneck Woman" is 20! To celebrate the song’s milestone anniversary, the country music singer and songwriter, 50, spoke exclusively to Billboard about what inspired ...

Everyone knows Gretchen Wilson's best song: "Redneck Woman" is her most famous country hit and arguably one of the top 20 songs of the 2000s. A deep dive into her catalog proves that, well ...

The meaning behind Gretchen Wilson’s “Redneck Woman” is one of pride, pride in who you are, where you came from, and how that informs you today. The rowdy tune sounded abrasive when it hit ...

The "Redneck Woman" singer, who performed as Pearl on the Fox series, tells PEOPLE she went on the show to see if she could ...

As MuzikMafia's renown grew, Wilson signed to Epic Records in 2003 and worked with Wright, Scaife and John Rich on songs that included "Redneck Woman" and "Here for the Party." Like "Achy Breaky ...