Toby Keith has opened another one of his famous bars in Oklahoma. Toby Keith's I Love This Bar & Grill opened at the WinStar World Casino on Monday. The restaurant is located at 777 Casino Way, Suite 1, in Thackerville. "We are pleased to see the addition of Toby Keith's signature restaurant at WinStar," Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby said in a statement. The location is the third for Keith's franchise, joining existing restaurants in Oklahoma City and Tulsa.

Superstar Toby Keith has opened another one of his famous bars in Oklahoma.

Toby Keith's I Love This Bar & Grill opened at the WinStar World Casino on Monday. The restaurant is located at 777 Casino Way, Suite 1, in Thackerville.

"We are pleased to see the addition of Toby Keith's signature restaurant at WinStar," Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby said in a statement. "The opening of this unique restaurant not only provides a fresh entertainment option for our patrons, it also offers a great venue for local performers to showcase their talent."

The location is the third for Keith's franchise, joining existing restaurants in Oklahoma City and Tulsa. The bar and grill is named after Keith's hit song, "I Love This Bar," which topped the charts in 2003.

In other news, Keith has added more dates to his already jam-packed summer itinerary for the American Ride tour. The shows kick off June 19 in Holmdel, New Jersey, and will now run through August 29 in Detroit.

Gary Allan released his eighth studio album, Get Off on the Pain, earlier this week. Get Off on the Pain's 10 tracks includes Allan's title track and current single, as well as his previously released single, "Today." Allan wrote five of the tracks and co-produced the album with Mark Wright and Greg Droman. Allan reveals a lot of pain of the new album, such as in the song "No Regrets," which deals specifically with his wife's suicide five years ago.

Gary Allan released his eighth studio album, Get Off on the Pain, earlier this week.

Get Off on the Pain's 10 tracks includes Allan's title track and current single, as well as his previously released single, "Today." Allan wrote five of the tracks and co-produced the album with Mark Wright and Greg Droman.

Allan reveals a lot of pain of the new album, such as in the song "No Regrets," which deals specifically with his wife's suicide five years ago. Allan sings, "I'm moving slow but I'm moving on."

In "That Ain't Gonna Fly," the singer admits he should know by now that whiskey and women do not cure heartaches.

Allan's seven studio albums and his greatest hits package have produced twenty-two singles on the Billboard Hot Country Songs charts. Three of his albums have been certified platinum, and one has been certified gold.

Performance Rights Group BMI applauded songwriter Ashley Monroe for co-writing Jason Aldean's latest number one hit, "The Truth," at a recent party at BMI's Nashville headquarters. "The Truth" is Monroe's first number one. Aldean, clad in his trademark faded jeans, checkered shirt and ball cap, showed up to the festivities just before they started. "The Truth" has been played over 80,000 times on country radio. "From day one it was my favorite song on the record," Aldean says.

Performance Rights Group BMI applauded songwriter Ashley Monroe for co-writing Jason Aldean's latest number one hit, "The Truth," at a recent party at BMI's Nashville headquarters. "The Truth" is Monroe's first number one.

Aldean, clad in his trademark faded jeans, checkered shirt and ball cap, showed up to the festivities just before they started. He was presented with a certificate of achievement from a representative for Country Music Broadcasters, who stated that "The Truth" has been played in excess of 80,000 times on country radio, which translates into nearly 600 million audience impressions.

Aldean said he first listened to a demo of the song in his car after getting a copy of it from his producer, Michael Knox.

"From day one it was my favorite song on the record," Aldean reportedly said.

The song is the singer's third number one in the past 10 months.

Lady Antebellum returned to the top of the Billboard 200 on Wednesday. According to Nielsen SoundScan figures, Need You Now sold 126,000 copies during the week ending March 7, ending a three-week run for Sade, whose Soldier of Love fell to the second spot after selling 79,000 albums. The album returned to the top spot after a three-week absence, the first time this has happened since Taylor Swift's Fearless did the same in 2008.

Lady Antebellum returned to the top of the Billboard 200 on Wednesday. According to Nielsen SoundScan figures, Need You Now sold 126,000 copies during the week ending March 7, ending a three-week run for Sade, whose Soldier of Love fell to the second spot after selling 79,000 albums.

The album returned to the top spot after a three-week absence, the first time this has happened since Taylor Swift's Fearless climbed back to the top after falling from number one in 2008.

Blake Shelton's Hillbilly Bone made its way into the top five at the number three spot, with sales of 71,000 albums. American Idol finalist Danny Gokey's debut effort, My Best Days, came in fourth with 65,000, and the soundtrack to Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland came in at number five with 58,000.

Need You Now, featuring a hit single of the same name, was released on January 26 and sold 481,000 copies in its first week.