Nashville

In 2016, country music saw deaths, resurrections, a shocking performance and a superstar collaboration that fans are sure to be talking about for years to come. It was truly an unforgettable year, and these are the Top 8 moments.

Nashville will premiere its fifth season in January, and now fans can get an early look at some of the new storylines in a new trailer.

In addition to changing networks, the television drama Nashville is seeing a cast shakeup before it returns for Season 5. Jen Richards will join the show, which will see its CMT debut in January 2017.

Nashville fans have a love-hate relationship with Juliette Barnes, the young, sexy-and-she-knows-it country prodigy played by Hayden Panettiere on the popular TV show.

Nashville fans may be getting exactly what they've been hoping for. After a huge fan outcry and a very aggressive campaign online, the show has reportedly reached a deal to continue with a new season.

Nashville ended on a cliffhanger that left one of its most important characters hanging in the balance, and now one of the executives behind the show is speaking out about an alternate ending that would have wrapped the show on a happier note.

Nashville has been canceled, but that doesn't mean the show's devoted fans are ready to accept the hews. More than 25,000 people have signed a petition online to try to earn the beloved drama a fifth season with a new network.

The music may not be over yet for TV's Nashville. Though ABC has canceled the show, its producers are trying to save Nashville by taking it to another network.

Hayden Panettiere is still struggling with postpartum depression and is taking time to deal with it "holistically." The singer sent a tweet on Thursday that indicates she'll be taking some time off to better herself.

Sorry, Nashville fans. ABC has canceled country music lovers' favorite TV drama after four seasons.

Country is alive and well in the big city. Actors from ABC’s hit show Nashville showed off their singing chops as they took the stage at the Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York on May 5.

Kelsea Ballerini and Thomas Rhett are the latest country stars to make a cameo on ABC's Nashville. The television drama, which takes place in Music City, adds Ballerini, Rhett and pop singer Kesha to the storyline this season.