Tim: (on "Flicka") I said, 'No!' when the script first came. I didn't want anything to do with it. I didn't want to play a cowboy, being a country singer. Even when I'd start rehearsing the lines with my wife (singer Faith Hill), I'd tear up and couldn't get through it. As much as I tried to say no, I couldn't talk myself out of it.
Tim McGraw participated in the "Live 8: The Long Walk to Justice" concert series and performed with Faith Hill at the Rome, Italy concert on July 2, 2005.
Tim attended Northeast Louisiana University.
Tim McGraw is son of baseball player Tug McGraw.
Tim McGraw and Faith Hill fell in love on the Spontaneous Combustion Tour.
Tim and his band, The Dancehall Doctors, spend weeks away from home in the Catskill Mountains to write the songs and record new albums.
Tim McGraw and wife Faith Hill often work together and have had hit duets together including "It's Your Love", "Let's Make Love", and recently "Like We Never Loved At All".
Tim McGraw won the CMT Flameworthy Video Music Award for "The Cowboy in Me" in 2002.
Tim McGraw's band is named The Dancehall Doctors.
Tim McGraw has won Grammys for Best Vocal Collaboration with Faith Hill for "Let's Make Love" and Best Male Vocalist for "Live Like You Were Dying".
Current record label is Curb.
Married to fellow country artist, Faith Hill.
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