 Their New Life Together and Fresh-Starting Careers
Country singer, BRYAN WHITE and soap opera star, ERIKA PAGE, have been married for 8 months now and they are still very much on their honeymoon. They are as sweet and sometimes giddy together today, as the day they first took their vows. The couple is so much in love and so dedicated to each other that, even though both are at critical turning points in their careers, facing uncertain professional futures, all that matters is that they have each other and a trust in God that their future is bright. [Check out CountryStars.com for full story] ~ June 3, 2001, Nashville One on One @ CountryStars.com |
Chris Isaac and Bryan on Showtime
Bryan recently taped an episode of the Chris Isaac Show. He was featured in a brief comedic spot. For more information, check out Chris' website at www.sho.com/chris and be on the lookout for the airdate of the episode with Bryan! ~ The White Pages, Issue Two 2001 Bryan White Fan Club |
Bryan Meets Reba
Bryan and Erika recently meet Reba McEntire on a trip to New York after seeing her in 'Annie Get Your Gun'. Bryan and Erika enjoyed Reba's performance so much, they saw it twice! ~ The White Pages, Issue Two 2001 Bryan White Fan Club |
Bryan Touring Again
It's what everyone has been waiting for... the chance to see Bryan live! Whether you have already seen him or are a first time concert-goer, you won't want to miss any of the fun this summer. ~ The White Pages, Issue Two 2001 Bryan White Fan Club |
Fan Club Party Tickets Still Available
There are still a few tickets remaining for Bryan's Fan Club Party on Friday June 15th from 8am to 12 noon at Gibson's cafe Milano. The party is for members & a guest (members $20 & guests $25) and will include a breakfast buffet with country biscuits and gravy, crisp bacon, scrambled eggs, assorted cereals as well as coffee, tea and soft drinks. It also includes a souvenir, meet & greet and other surprises! Call the Fan Club office for more info. - (615) 297-7002 ~ The White Pages, Issue Two 2001 Bryan White Fan Club |
ACM Week
Bryan and Erika were recently in sunny Los Angeles for the Academy of Country Music Awards. They presented the Best New Male Volcalist to Keith Urban and made us all proud by being the best looking couple there - of course we are a little biased!! While in California, it was trial by fire when they both jumped in to help the cause by learning on the job bartending. Bryan and Erika both acted as celebrity bartenders at the Cystic Fibrosis 'Singing and Slinging' event held at a popular L.A. eatery. It was a wonderful event with lots of celebs on hand having a great time and raising a TON of money for a great cause! I had a lemonade poured by none other than the new Mrs. White. ~ The White Pages, Issue Two 2001 Bryan White Fan Club |
Clarence Rose Golf Tournament
Bryan and Brinson recently traveled to Goldsboro, NC. Bryan was asked by his buddy Vince to stand in for him while he stayed home to be a new Daddy. The Clarence Rose Golf Tournament benefitted the Clarence Rose Children's Foundation for Cancer Research. The boys had a great time!!! ~ The White Pages, Issue Two 2001 Bryan White Fan Club |
Rockport Fishing Tournament
Bryan and Tom Bentley recently participated in the '16th Annual Spring Fling' for the Rockport Chamber of Commerce. It was a three-day event to bring the community together and included a pairings party, dinner at Big Fisherman, breakfast at Kline's and fishing for two days. ~ The White Pages, Issue Two 2001 Bryan White Fan Club |
GAC's Fan Fair Booth
Bryan is scheduled to be signing atuographs at GAC's Booth on Friday, June 15 from 1:00 - 2:00pm. Artists schedules subject to change. Check the Calendar on countrystars.com for updates; check booth when you arrive at Fan Fair. ~ June 1, 2001, CountryStars.com |
Scott Emerick Teams Up With Toby Keith to Write 'She Only Gets That Way With Me'
Scott came in with the title and said he wanted to write the song with me. We got the first verse pretty much done, and then we let it lay there for three or four months. I was already in the studio recording and had gone out to a friend's house to play basketball. Scott was there. He said, 'Do you care if I stop by your bus after the game and bring a guitar?' So he did. I'd forgotten we wrote that first little verse, and he started playing it. I said, 'I remember that! I love that!' So we started workin' on it again that night. I went into the studio the next day, and (producer James) Stroud said, 'What's next?' I grabbed a guitar and said 'This is it.' 'She Only Gets That Way With Me' is very tender. It's one of my favorites.' - Toby Keith ~ Song by Song, TobyKeith.com |
WSIX and WSM-FM Announce Teams For 11th Annual City of Hope Celebrity Softball Challenge
Vince Gill, Chely Wright, Gary Allan and Neal McCoy are just a few of the celebrity players that will join in on the 11th Annual City of Hope Celebrity Softball Challenge. The announcement was made today by team captains for Nashville country radio leaders WSIX and WSM-FM. The star-studded, fun-filled event which has raised over one million dollars for the City of Hope National Medical Center and the Beckman Research Institute, is scheduled for Thursday, June 14, at Greer Stadium in Nashville. This year's WSIX lineup includes: Gary Allan, Sons of the Desert, Montgomery Gentry, Sara Evans, Phil Vassar, Jamie O'Neal, Mark Wills, Chris Cagle, Steve Holy, Bryan White, The Wilkinsons, David Kersh, Trini Triggs, Marshall Dyllon and Linda Davis. The WSM-FM team includes: Vince Gill, Chely Wright, Brad Paisley, Terri Clark, Andy Griggs, Trick Pony, Tim Rushlow, Lila McCann, Meredith Edwards, Eric Heatherly, John Berry, Billy Ray Cyrus, Craig Morgan, Billy Dean, Bobbie Eakes, Three of Hearts and South 65. This event, which has become the unofficial kick-off to Fan Fair week, has raised over one million dollars to support the City of Hope National Medical Center and the Beckman Research Institute in its commitment to prevent and cure cancer and a host of other life-threatening diseases. The proceeds also support the humanitarian efforts of 'The Spirit of Life' Endowment Fund for Middle Tennesseans who need the quality care and treatment provided by City of Hope. The City of Hope National Medical Center and Beckman Research Institute, a National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center located in the Greater Los Angeles area, is one of the world's leading research and treatment centers for cancer and other serious diseases including diabetes and HIV/AIDS. The work conducted at City of Hope is shared with medical centers worldwide, touching the lives of millions of people everywhere. CMT will tape the game for a special to air on Saturday, June 16 as a part of the network's special Fan Fair Week coverage. CMT, a 24-hour country music network, carries original programming, specials and live concert and events, as well as a mixture of videos by established country music artists and new cutting-edge acts, including world premiere exclusive videos. Founded March 6, 1983, the network, owned and operated by MTV Networks, reaches more than 47.8 million households in the United States. Tickets for this year's event are available for $15 and $17 dollars through Ticketmaster at 615-255-9600. For more information about how you can support City of Hope's lifesaving research and treatment programs, please call (800) 260-HOPE, or visit the Web site at www.cityofhope.org. Tickets are available by calling Ticketmaster at (615)255-9600. ~ May 23, 2001, CountryMusic.about.com |
Chandler & Monica, Shania & Bryan
Shania Twain's 'From This Moment On' is being used in promos for Chandler & Monica's wedding this week on Friends. NBC opted for the original country version - her duet with Bryan White ~ May 14, 2001, Donna's Dirt |
Bryan White and Erika Page, Bold Moves
Bryan White and Erika Page have been husband and wife for six months now and love being married. Together they are making bold career plans to move to Los Angeles this Summer after dramatic changes in their careers. ~ May 8, 2001, CountryStars.com |
Exclusive From Erika
Erika told us yesterday that she has turned in her notice to the soap opera, 'One Life to Live,' in order to concentrate on moving her career up to a dramatic network TV series and feature films. 'I recently had to pass on two opportunities because of my obligation to the show. So, now it's time to move on,' says Page who will leave the daytime show in June after a three-year run playing the vixen, Rosanne Delgado. Bryan, now a free agent after exiting Asylum Records, will base himself out of Los Angeles (he'll maintain his home in Nashville for the time being), while he begins a concentrated period of writing and musical exploration. Kids? 'Five years from now,' says the couple. On The ACMs tomorrow, Bryan and Erika will present the Top New Male Vocalist award that White won six years ago. ~ May 8, 2001, CountryStars.com |
VCR Alert!
Bryan White will be on CMT's Hit Trip again!! Set your VCRs for Friday, May 11th at 4:00 EST! ~ May 5, 2001, RockOnTv.com |
Big Valley Jamboree
Organizers of the Big Valley Jamboree -- billed as the biggest country festival in Canada -- have announced an amazing lineup. Performers include Asleep at the Wheel, Tracy Byrd, Billy Ray Cyrus, BR5-49, Diamond Rio, Lonestar, PattyLoveless, LorrieMorgan, Phil Vassar, Bryan White and Mark Wills. The big event kicks off August 2nd and wraps on the 5th and takes place at the Camrose Exhibition Grounds in Camrose, Alberta. For more information on the jamboree or tickets, log on to the official website, www.BigValleyJamboree.com or call 1-888-404-1234. ~ April 24, 2001, T-100 |
The Great Guitar Giveaway
In celebration of the 36th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards, we're giving away a guitar signed by 36 country music artists, including Wynonna, Keith Urban and Bryan White. Don't miss your chance to take this priceless keepsake home. ~ April 22, 2001, Country.com |
Yoakam, Lonestar, Others Added to ACMs
Dwight Yoakam, Kenny Chesney, Lonestar, Jo Dee Messina, SHeDAISY, Sara Evans and The Warren Brothers have been added to the list of performers for the 36th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards, set for May 9. They join a list of previously announced acts that includes Brooks & Dunn, Billy Gilman, Brad Paisley and top nominees Toby Keith and Lee Ann Womack. Artists who have signed on to present at the Los Angeles-based awards show include Trace Adkins, Gary Allan, Jessica Andrews, Tracy Byrd, Mark Chesnutt, Tracy Lawrence, Mark Wills, Neal McCoy, Patti Page and Sawyer Brown's Mark Miller. Bryan White, the ACM's Top New Male Vocalist for 1995, will present with his wife, Erika Page, an actress on the soap opera One Life to Live. LeAnn Rimes will host the three-hour special, which will be broadcast live from the Universal Amphitheater on CBS at 8
p.m. ET. ~ April 18, 2001, Country.com |
CMT Will Restore Songwriters' Credits
Responding to howls of protest from Nashville's songwriting community, CMT executives announced Tuesday (April 10) that the channel will work with its technical staff to restore songwriters' credits to the music videos it airs. John Sykes, president of CMT and VH1, and Paul Hastaba, CMT senior vice president and general manager, contacted Bart Herbison, executive director of the Nashville Songwriters Association International, with their decision. Herbison made the announcement at a news conference at the NSAI's office in Nashville. More. ~ April 10, 2001, Country.com |
Creditworthy
The Nashville Association of Songwriters International will stage a rally April 16 near the Music Row office of video network CMT to protest the removal of songwriter credits from videos airing on the network. CMT removed the credits this month to make the videos uniform with those on its sister networks MTV and VH1. More @ AP/Excite ~ April 9, 2001, CountryNow.com |
A Message From Bryan
'I've been taking a good bit of time off to relax and it's been a great experience for me. I will be busy writing a lot and preparing for my next album. I also plan on doing a good bit of fishing and traveling. I'm really having fun finding myself and feel almost like I'm back in high school again! The time off is giving me the opportunity to get fully recharged and energized for the new year. I am Looking forward to seeing you this summer. My tour will begin in June, so please come out and see me. Here's to a healthy, promising, safe and magical new year!' ~ Issue One 2001, The White Pages |
New Music
Bryan is busy working on a new CD while enjoying married life so keep your ears open and get ready for some great music! ~ Issue One 2001, The White Pages |
Fan Fair
Due to his touring schedule, Bryan will not have a booth at Fan Fair this year but he will hold his annual party in Nashville.
~ Issue One 2001, The White Pages |
Opry Discounts
We are pleased to announce fan club discounts to the Grand Ole Opry! When Bryan is performing on the opry, you can receive discount tickets by calling (615) 889-3060. All you have to do is give coupon code FAN when making your reservation. You can always check the Opry schedule at their website: www.opry.com ~ Issue One 2001, The White Pages |
City of Hope Celebrity Softball Challenge
The 11th Annual City of Hope Celebrity Softball Challenge is scheduled for Thurs., June 14 at Greer Stadium during Fan Fair. The game, which brings country's biggest celebrities together for a fun-filled afternoon, will feature Vince Gill, Eric Heatherly, Bryan White, Sons of the Desert, Andy Griggs, The Wilkinsons, David Kersh, South 65, Chris Cagle, John Berry, Trini Triggs and many others. Past participants in the game have included Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, Lee Ann Womack, Brad Paisley, Gary Allan, Mark Wills, Bryan White, Chely Wright, Tennessee Titans players Frank Wycheck and Al Del Greco, Dallas Cowboys' quarterback Troy Aikman and Major League Baseball Hall of Fame member, Nolan Ryan. Tickets for this year's event are available for $15 and $17 dollars through Ticketmaster at 615-255-9600. For more information about how you can support City of Hope's lifesaving research and treatment programs, please call (800) 260-HOPE, or visit the Web site at www.cityofhope.org. ~ March 7, 2001, CountryStars.com |
Fan Fair Adds Performers, Attractions
John Michael Montgomery, Gary Allan, Bryan White, Tracy Lawrence, Tim Rushlow and South Sixty-Five have been added to the list of performers for Fan Fair 2001. Set for June 14-17, the festival will move to downtown Nashville, where live shows will be staged at Adelphia Coliseum. New this year is an outdoor carnival area and a barbecue cook-off. Tickets are on sale for the event through Ticketmaster and FanFair.com. ~ February 8, 2001, Country.com |
BryanWhite.com
Bryan and his management have a few things in store, so be sure to keep checking back.Rumor has it they're going to start having some contests, and BRYAN is going to be posting to the message board. Also, they're finally getting to work on uploading the newly completed section, will all new 'Members Only' features. Keep checking here for the most current news and forthcoming announcements! ~ February 6, 2001, BryanWhite.com |
It's A Girl!!
Brinson & Lisa Strickland welcome their new baby daughter Sophia Anna Strickland... on January 22, 2001, 8:35PM... 6.28 lbs... 19 inches long. Congratulations to the Stricklands!! ~ January 29, 2001, Fan Clubhouse |
TNN/Country Weekly Music Awards Semifinal Voting Begins - Bryan nominated for Male Artist!
Semifinal voting in the TNN/Country Weekly Music Awards begins Monday (Jan. 29) on tnnonline.com. Ballots also will be available on country.com, countryweekly.com and in the Feb. 20 and March 6 issues of Country Weekly magazine, available on newsstands Feb. 6 and Feb. 20, respectively. The semi-finalists were selected by fans through two open ballots in December issues of Country Weekly. The awards show is set for June 13 at Nashville's Gaylord Entertainment Center. Tickets for the star-studded event are on sale now through Ticketmaster and in person at the arena box office. ~ January 29, 2001, Country.com - VOTE! |
Bryan and Erika Got Married 'In Style'
Want to see some gorgeous, never-before-seen photos of Bryan White's October marriage to 'One Live to Live's' Erika Page? What about getting the entire scoop on the nuptials? Then pick up the new issue of InStyle magazine, which is on newsstands tomorrow. The couple confesses that neither knew much about the other at first -- but that they both felt 'something special.' 'I said, 'I really that show, 'Party of Five,'' recalls Bryan. Who was gently informed by his future wife that she was a star on 'Second Noah.' After that, it took a lot of courage and a lot of time passing before Brian got his nerve to call her and ask for a date. Lucky for him, she said yes! As for their fabulous wedding last October 14, Erika admits that the one thing that made her happiest -- other than Bryan -- were all the flowers that adorned the church and reception venue. We have three words about the happy couple's big day -- 'ooo, yum and awww.' Here's some of the lowdown: The Flowers: Florists used masses of Black Beauty, Cafi au Lait, terracotta and lavender roses mixed with peach and lavender tulips, eggplant delphiniums, wine callas, oriental lilies and orchids. The Cake: A five-tier sponge cake confection flavored with rum and Cointreau. The Vows: The bride and groom both cried while pledging to be 'loving, faithful and caring.' ~ January 18, 2001, T-100 |
Shriver Leaves Asylum Records
Asylum Records President Evelyn Shriver has resigned from the label, the Associated Press reports. Also exiting is A&R executive Susan Nadler. The moves come 10 months after Asylum was folded into Nashville-based Warner Bros. Records. Shriver, a former publicist for high-profile clients Randy Travis, Alan Jackson and Tammy Wynette, became the first woman president of a Nashville label when she took the Asylum post in 1998. During her tenure the label released two critically acclaimed albums -- Cold Hard Truth by George Jones and Trio II by Emmylou Harris, Dolly Parton and Linda Ronstadt. Shriver now plans to open an independent label and has signed former O'Kanes member Jamie O'Hara, reports The Tennessean. Asylum will continue as a Warner Bros. imprint. The label's current roster includes George Jones, Kasey Chambers, Chalee Tennison, Bryan White, Lila McCann and Chad Austin. ~ January 9, 2001, Country.com |
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