DARRYL WORLEY TO APPEAR ON FOX & FRIENDS, THE BOBBY BONES SHOW, CMT, THE OPRY'S CIRCLE TV AND MORE IN REMEMBRANCE OF 9/11

Country Hitmaker to Discuss No. 1 Hit "Have You Forgotten?"

Twenty Years After September 11, 2001

"It's funny how it has changed the course of my life,"

Worley Tells People.com

Additional Upcoming Media Appearances Include

Rolling Stone Country and FoxNews.com

Twenty years after 9/11, country music hitmaker Darryl Worley's "Have You Forgotten?" continues to resonate with fans across the nation. This week, Worley will visit with various media outlets to talk about the No. 1 hit song and why he believes it still appeals to so many today.

Upcoming appearances include Fox & Friends, The Bobby Bones Show, CMT, the Opry's Circle TV, Rolling Stone Country and FoxNews.com.

Two years after the events of 9/11, "Have You Forgotten?" changed the entire trajectory of Worley's future. Upon its release, the song shot to the top of the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and held its position for seven weeks.

Worley and songwriter Wynn Varble penned the tune in about 90 minutes.

"I knew immediately that this was no accident," Worley tells People.com. "This song was ordained. It's funny how it has changed the course of my life." Read the full story here.

To honor the Unites States military and our nation's veterans, Worley will drop two new songs tomorrow, Friday, Sept. 10: "She's Everything to Me," a song about the importance of America, as well as a newly-recorded acoustic version of "Have You Forgotten?" Both songs will be available for listening on all streaming/music download platforms.

Tune-in Schedule:

Fox & Friends (Fox News Channel)

Friday, Sept. 10 at 8:50 a.m. / ET

The Bobby Bones Show

Friday, Sept. 10 at 7:20 a.m. / ET

CMT Hot 20 Countdown

Saturday, Sept. 11 at 9 a.m. / ET

*Re-airs Sunday, Sept. 12 at 9 a.m. / ET

Circle TV: “Songs from September: The Music That Healed A Nation” 

Saturday, Sept 11 at 6 p.m. / ET

For more information on Darryl Worley, visit darrylworley.com.

A DAY OF SILENCE, GRATITUDE AND RESPECT: REMEMBERING SEPTEMBER 11

On this eve of 9/11, spend an extra minute to say thank you for those in your life. You're lucky. All of us here tonight are lucky and blessed to be here. On 9/10/01, many said goodnight as they always had and never imagined this was the last time they would see the faces of their loved ones, the last time a child would kiss their parent goodnight, the last time any of them would say "I love you".

Say a prayer for those families and those still affected every day, I think we as a nation are still affected daily whether we realize it or not. Thank a first responder. This might not have happened in your area, but it easily could have. Remember they put their lives on the line EVERY DAY to make sure yours isn't on the line. Thank our troops who still fight to protect our freedom and allow us the comfort of tucking our kids in at night and knowing they're safe. We appreciate your sacrifices.

We will be taking a "DAY OF SILENCE" on September 11 as a gesture of respect and gratitude. Thank you for your support. We'll see you on September 12.