Multi-GRAMMY®, CMA and ACM Award-winning performer Steve Wariner will be a featured guest on CMT's A Tennessee Kind of Christmas, which is set to air this Wednesday, December 8 at 8 p.m. CST on CMT. Along with Wariner, will be a lineup of legendary country artists all celebrating the season by sharing holiday traditions, memories and songs in this festive special. Additional artists to appear include Pam Tillis, Wynonna, Amy Grant, Clay Walker, Sara Evans, Tracy Lawrence and Billy Ray Cyrus.

Multi-GRAMMY®, CMA and ACM Award-winning performer Steve Wariner has fans saying it Feels Like Christmas Time today, as Wariner releases his brand new Christmas album only furthering that "his name is Steve Noel Wariner for a reason (People.com)." American Songwriter exclusively premiered the "soft, soothing and stunning" track, "It Won't Be Christmas," while Taste of Country and The Boot revealed the song "On Christmas Morning," which encompasses "piano chords that strike a little deeper." The album features newly imagined arrangements of Christmas classics including “Silent Night,” “The First Noel” and “It Came Upon a Midnight Clear” as well as six original holiday tunes, all written by Wariner. Christmas songs hold a special place in Wariner's heart as his birthday falls on Christmas Day.

Multi-GRAMMY®, CMA and ACM Award-winning performer Steve Wariner will host a special edition of his #WarinerWednesday live stream tonight at 7 p.m. CST on TalkShopLive where fans can pre-order vinyl copies of his new album with signed posters. Wariner will be answering questions live and playing songs from his upcoming Christmas album, Feels Like Christmas Time.

Multi-GRAMMY®, CMA and ACM Award-winning performer Steve Wariner is set to release a new Christmas album, Feels Like Christmas Time, on October 15. The album features newly imagined arrangements of Christmas classics including “Silent Night,” “The First Noel” and “It Came Upon a Midnight Clear” as well as six original holiday tunes, all written by Wariner. Christmas songs hold a special place in Wariner's heart as his birthday falls on Christmas Day.

Few have attained the achievements of multi-GRAMMY®, CMA and ACM Award-winning performer Steve Wariner, and this Saturday, May 8 and Tuesday, May 11 the singer/songwriter/instrumentalist will celebrate his 25th anniversary as a Grand Ole Opry member. Wariner's lifelong dream came true when he was inducted May 11, 1996 and performed "A Woman Loves," as well as a duet with Bill Anderson of "Tips Of My Fingers" and then joined Chet Atkins on "Have I Told You Lately That I Love You?" This Saturday, May 8 Circle will honor his 25th anniversary during the livestream. The Grand Ole Opry will also celebrate Wariner at the Opry House on Tuesday, May 11, the official anniversary date.

Four-time GRAMMY® winner Steve Wariner will crack open the vault of festive holiday favorites next Wednesday, Dec. 9, when his popular #WarinerWednesday livestream returns for its 16th episode. An instrumentalist at his core and revered guitarist, Wariner will tap into his critically-acclaimed Guitar Christmas and Christmas Memories albums for inspiration, as well as perform a few surprises.

This weekend, four-time GRAMMY® winner Steve Wariner will return to SiriusXM's airwaves on Willie's Roadhouse (https://www.siriusxm.com/channels/willies-roadhouse) to curate another distinctive playlist from his expansive catalog of hits, as well as songs from artists who he's known and who have influenced him. While the Grand Ole Opry is on hiatus except for its flagship Saturday night performances, which continue from the Opry House in Nashville, Willie’s Roadhouse is welcoming stars of the iconic radio broadcast to host DJ shifts from their homes with two hours of handpicked country classics.

More than a million fans have made it a priority since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic to tune into Steve Wariner's #WarinerWednesday and leave their worries behind for an hour while the four-time GRAMMY® winner and singer/songwriter/instrumentalist entertains virtually. Wariner's 15th episode will air LIVE this Wednesday, Oct. 7 on Facebook.

Four-time GRAMMY® winner and recent Musicians Hall of Fame inductee Steve Wariner joins a group of the world’s top artists and touring musicians from a variety of genres to release the video for “Quarantine,” an upbeat instrumental tune that debuted on YouTube benefitting The MusiCares Covid-19 Relief. Wariner, along with country superstar Brad Paisley, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member Jonathan Cain (Journey) and GRAMMY Lifetime Achievement Award winner Chuck Leavell (The Rolling Stones) join Luke Bryan's band, Sonny Emory (Eric Clapton), Jeff Coffin (Dave Matthews Band) and many more to form The Quarantine All-Stars. A full list of musicians follows. "What a thrill to play with this caliber of musicians! A social distance jam with players like these certainly isn't preferable, but it's the right way to do it these days, and to help out our struggling musicians by supporting MusiCares makes it even more special," Steve Wariner shared.

An instrumentalist at his core and revered guitarist, Steve Wariner, continues to engage and connect with fans while not touring with nearly 1 million tuned into his #WarinerWednesdays live stream, which has included appearances from a few of his friends, including Garth Brooks and Clint Black. In addition to an all-new episode of #WarinerWednesday on June 24, Wariner will also take over Gretsch Guitar's Instagram account on Friday, June 26 for #FalconFriday to commemorate the White Falcon Gretsch® Chet Atkins gifted to Wariner. Next week, Wariner will also perform during The Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum's Instagram Live on Tuesday, June 30.  This interactive program is a spinoff of the museum’s popular Saturday Songwriter Session, a live performance—in which audience questions are welcome—offered weekly in the museum’s Ford Theater. The museum is currently bringing the program to fans through Instagram Live.