US Fed News Service (July 6th 2006)
Country star and Warner Brothers recording artist Blake Shelton on Thursday presented Gov. Brad Henry, Insurance Commissioner Kim Holland and Project Rebuild with a $108,000 check for Oklahoma wildfire victims in a State Capitol ceremony Thursday.
Cox News Service (June 12th 2006)
Blake Shelton claims to be laid-back, a simple man. But don’t let those claims lead you to believe Shelton’s been lazily moseying around the country singing songs.
Tulsa World (May 7th 2006)
Country star Blake Shelton's benefit will aid rural Oklahomans.
The Palm Beach Post (April 21st 2006)
Blake Shelton's love affair with music started before he even knew what love was.
Associated Press (April 8th 2006)
Country music singer Blake Shelton will host a fundraiser that will include a concert to help raise funds for victims of drought and a string of wildfires that have plagued Oklahoma since November.
The News-Gazette (Dec. 1st 2005)
Opening Saturday for Rascal Flatts, Blake Shelton has his sights set on ‘what kind of artist I’ll be’.
Oklahoma State U (Nov. 18th 2005)
What I was expecting, I don't really remember. However, what I did receive was the chance to talk to an Oklahoma native who is genuinely excited about his first stop in Stillwater.
The Evansville Courier (Aug. 11th 2005)
State fairs also are a great place to see top-notch musical talent. While much of it is country music, some pop, hip hop and oldies, even a little symphonic music usually work their way into the mix.
The Baltimore Sun (July 28th 2005)
During his rare hours of relaxation, Blake Shelton wanted something real and earthy to play. "Drinking a beer and kicking back -- that's how I unwind," says the country star, who's calling from a tour stop in Fresno, Calif.
The Evansville Courier (July 21st 2005)
A couple of weeks ago, Blake Shelton had a break in his schedule. The up-and-coming/almost-at-the-top country singer was touring with Rascal Flatts.
The Telegram & Gazette (July 21st 2005)
A good night for Blake Shelton involves "listening to country music, drinking beer and telling jokes."
Good Morning America (July 19th 2005)
All right. In our "Summer Concert Series," born in tiny - in a tiny Oklahoma town, Blake Shelton burst on to the country music scene just a few years ago and, boy, is he living out the American dream.
The Daily Mirror (June 30th 2005)
Three albums into his career, Warner Bros. Nashville artist Blake Shelton has already topped the charts three times, twice with songs that tug at the heartstrings Austin and The Baby and a comical change of pace with Some Beach.
Sarasota Herald Tribune (June 10th 2005)
The chances of an unknown artist landing a No. 1 single off a debut album is equivalent to an average Joe winning the lottery.
Country Weekly (April 25th 2005)
In his video for “Goodbye Time,” Blake Shelton comes to terms with a breakup.
Country Weekly (April 11th 2005)
Blake Shelton talks about his duds—and reveals his best - and worst - dressed picks.
The Gazette (April 8th 2005)
The last time we spoke with Blake Shelton he seemed cautiously optimistic. It was August and he was preparing to release his third album, "Blake Shelton's Barn & Grill." Shelton was praying for a breakthrough.
The Springfield News-Leader (April 1st 2005)
Country singer Blake Shelton headlines a free show Sunday at Jordan Valley Park.
Montgomery Advertiser (April 1st 2005)
Country star Blake Shelton headlines Opp Rattlesnake Rodeo.
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer (Feb. 23rd 2005)
We chatted with the singer, who's on tour now opening for Rascal Flatts, via phone while he was holed up on a tour bus in Duluth, Minn.