Roger Clemens gave an emotional tribute to his good friend Toby Keith at the CMT Awards in Austin, Texas on Sunday. The legendary MLB pitcher got choked up while speaking about the legendary country music artist just two months after his passing. It was a special way to honor a special man who

Toby Keith passed away earlier this week following a battle with cancer, and the Oklahoma Sooners are going out of their way to honor a man who was a staple at sporting events with a great gesture involving a ton of red Solo cups. You don’t have to be a country music fan to be familiar with Toby

Country music legend Toby Keith passed away Monday night at the age of 62. The Oklahoma native battled cancer, ultimately succumbing to the disease. He passed “peacefully” surrounded by loved ones, according to a post on his social media page. Friends and colleagues have been quick to send

Country music star Toby Keith died Monday following a three-year battle with stomach cancer.  He was 62. His death was announced early Tuesday morning across his social media channels. “Toby Keith passed peacefully last night on Feb. 5 surrounded by his family,” the statement reads. “He fought his

Toby Keith — the country star behind songs like “I Love This Bar” and “Drunk Americans” and “Red Solo Cup” — is a big Donald Trump fanboy. He was one of the few people to perform at this “Make America Great Again!” welcome celebration at the Lincoln Memorial back in January, along with 3 Doors Down