Ray Stevens Bounces Back After Fall

0:00On April 7th, Country Music Hall of Famer Ray Stevens, at 87 years old, took a nasty fall in Nashville on March 29th, breaking his neck. His team says he got a quick hospital stay and is now back home, wearing a neck brace for the next four weeks while staying mobile and keeping his spirit high. This injury hits after a mild heart attack back in early July 2025. He dealt with chest pain, went through a heart catheterization, then got two stints placed a couple weeks later, followed by some rehab time before, heading home to recover. Fans and friends are stepping up with support. As Stevens and his crew welcome all the thoughts and prayers during this healing stretch. Folks can even send cars to 5724 River Road in Nashville, Tennessee, Zip 37209. On top of that, his new album, Favorites Old and New, is still dropping this Friday, April 10th, through curb records. The 13 track set blending his classic takes on standards with fresh tunes, full of that

1:00humor and charm he's known for. Ray Stevens keeps pushing forward like the legend he is, proving age and slowing his groove, keep an eye on that album and send those good vibes his. Away, you've been listening to music news today, AI-powered music coverage.