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September 29, 2021 FEATURED, Music News In Case You Missed It: New Edition – ‘Home Again’ [embedded content] New Edition was formed in Boston, MA, by Ricky Bell, Michael Bivins, and Bobby Brown, who began singing together in 1978 while still in elementary school, hoping to perform for pocket money. They eventually recruited friend Ralph Tresvant as a
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Zac Brown Band’s 2021 headlining Comeback Tour is temporarily on hold. The group has canceled four of its upcoming dates after Brown tested positive for Covid-19. Brown made the announcement on the group’s social media on Tuesday, noting that he’d become infected “despite taking precautions.” The tour has been underway since early August. Last Wednesday,
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Trisha Yearwood has shared hundreds of recipes over the years, both on her Food Network television show Trisha’s Southern Kitchen and in her three cookbooks. She still has some favorites up her sleeve, though, including in her forthcoming fourth cookbook, Trisha’s Kitchen: Easy Comfort Food for Friends & Family. During a recent interview, Yearwood shared that her chicken
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Mickey Guyton has been open about the struggles she’s faced in country music, often advocating for equality and representation within the genre and vulnerably sharing about the personal hardships she’s had to endure. However, she’s not opened up about her husband Grant Savoy’s terrifying health scare and misdiagnosis, until now. Speaking to Today’s Country with Kelleigh Bannen about
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Kelly Clarkson has scored another victory in her ongoing divorce from her estranged husband, Brandon Blackstock. According to multiple reports, a judge in the case has declared Clarkson legally single amid the continuing divorce proceedings, which have dragged on for more than a year. Us Weekly and other news outlets have obtained legal documents pertaining
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Summer may be officially over, but RaeLynn isn’t ready for Sad Girl Fall just yet. Her new song ”Get That All the Time” is a flirty and infectious collaboration with Mitchell Tenpenny. RaeLynn co-wrote “Get That All the Time” with Tyler Hubbard, Kane Brown and her Round Here Records labelmate Corey Crowder. The song finds RaeLynn and Tenpenny trading compliments and plying
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“It’s great to be back in Brooklyn,” Jesse Malin deadpanned onstage at the Nashville outpost of Brooklyn Bowl, the bowling-alley-meets-concert-venue he was playing earlier this week as part of the annual Americana Music Festival. Malin, synonymous with New York’s Lower East Side, has been an increasingly regular presence in Nashville. His friend Lucinda Williams lives
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Tim McGraw will be the first to tell you that wife Faith Hill saved his life. His exact words were “I’d be dead,” but the full story is deeper and much sweeter. It’s also just one part of this week’s trivia video. How well do you know Tim McGraw? Questions about his raising, his tattoos,
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Singer/songwriter Ryan Cassata has just released his highly anticipated new single “Hometown HEro” to the world. “Hometown HEro” is the 5th single from Ryan’s upcoming LP “Magic Miracle Mile” which will be released worldwide on October 22nd, 2021. “Magic Miracle Mile” is Ryan Cassata’s first self-produced and self-recorded LP. It was recorded in the Miracle
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Alan Jackson finds himself onstage at the Mother Church of Country Music with some of the genre’s legendary names in his newest music video, for his song “Where Have You Gone.” The black-and-white clip honors, as Jackson describes it, “real country music”: songs with steel guitar, banjo, fiddle and other traditionally country instruments. Peter Zavadil directed
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Moments after John Prine’s family accepted a posthumous Song of the Year award for the singer-songwriter’s final release, “I Remember Everything,” Prine’s friends and stylistic inheritors Amanda Shires, Margo Price, and Brandi Carlile took the stage at the 2021 Americana Honors & Awards to perform the gorgeous ballad. The event was held in-person with a
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