SHERMAN, Tex. (AP) — Randy Travis has pleaded guilty to drunk driving in exchange for probation and a fine. Travis received a 180-day suspended jail sentence, two years of probation and a $2,000 fine.

He also must go to rehab and do community service. Authorities say Travis veered off a road near Sherman, Texas, on August 7 and struck several construction barricades. Police say Travis was naked and combative.

Travis has had a string of run-ins with the law. Police outside Dallas cited Travis after an August 23 incident in which he allegedly intervened in an argument between a female acquaintance and her estranged husband.

He pleaded no contest in that case. He was also arrested last February northwest of Dallas for public intoxication.

PURCHASE, N.Y. (AP) — Look for Brantley Gilbert to be in Mountain Dew ads in the coming months. He’s signed an endorsement deal with the company. Terms were not disclosed. Gilbert says he’s been a fan of Mountain Dew for as long as he can remember.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Gary Allan has picked up his first number-one album. “Set You Free” sold 106,000 copies its first week out, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

That puts him on top of the Billboard album chart and on top of the country albums chart.

NASHVILLE (AP) — Kenny Chesney says he tries to record songs for “the people who don’t make the news, who don’t freak out or stand out.” Maybe that’s why people relate to his music enough to give him some new plaques for his wall.

His song “Come Over” and his “Greatest Hits 2” have been certified platinum. “The Good Stuff” and “No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems” have been certified gold.

NASHVILLE (AP) — Gretchen Wilson is ready to release a new album, and she’s already got the follow-up set to go, and the follow-up to the follow-up. Wilson will release a new studio album called “Right On Time” on April 2.

She will release an album of classic rock remakes called “Under The Covers” on May 28. Wilson will put out her first Christmas album in October.