Walker Hayes to Perform at Grand Sierra Resort’s Grand Theatre

Country music star Walker Hayes is scheduled to take the stage at the Grand Sierra Resort’s Grand Theatre on September 27, 2024. Tickets go on sale to the public on May 24 at 10 a.m. PT, with prices starting at $69.50. Infinity Rewards members have access to a presale on May 23 from 10 a.m. PT to 10 p.m. PT. Hayes, a Mobile, Alabama native, gained widespread recognition in 2021 with his breakout hit, ‘Fancy Like.’ The song topped country music charts, reached the top 5 on Billboard’s Hot 100 Songs, and earned a Grammy Award nomination for Best Country Song. Since then, Hayes has released additional successful singles, including ‘AA,’ ‘Y’all Life,’ and ‘Good With Me,’ solidifying his position as a prominent figure in country music. His latest project, ‘Sober Thoughts’ (2024), features the single ‘Same Drunk.’ Doors to the concert will open at 7 p.m.

Jelly Roll Covers Toby Keith’s ‘Should’ve Been a Cowboy’ for Stagecoach, with Special Guest T-Pain

Rapper-turned-country star Jelly Roll has covered the late Toby Keith’s signature song ‘Should’ve Been a Cowboy’ for an Amazon Music Originals exclusive, which will be released on the same day he performs the song at the Stagecoach festival in California. Jelly Roll will be joined by none other than T-Pain for both the studio version and the festival appearance. The cover benefits the late star’s children’s cancer charity, the Toby Keith Foundation.

From ‘Yellowstone’ to Country Music: Luke Grimes’ Journey of Authenticity

Luke Grimes, known for his role as Kayce Dutton in the popular western drama ‘Yellowstone,’ shares his personal and professional journey from a small-town upbringing in Ohio to becoming a prominent actor and singer. Along the way, he has faced challenges, embraced change, and found his voice through country music, all while navigating the complex landscape of fame and staying true to his roots.

HonkyTonk Bar Set to Open Soon in Wildwood, New Jersey

The highly anticipated HonkyTonk Bar in Wildwood, New Jersey, is nearing its opening date. Located at the intersection of Atlantic and Schellenger Avenues, the country-themed bar is expected to open in time for the annual Barefoot Country Music Fest, which takes place from June 20th to 23rd. The bar has already booked its first act, South Jersey native Kenny Curcio, who will perform on May 26th.

Colt Ford Updates Fans on Heart Attack Recovery, Eager to Return to Stage

In a heartfelt video update from his hospital bed, country singer Colt Ford shared his first health update since suffering a heart attack. Despite the setback, Ford expressed determination to make a strong comeback and thanked fans for their well wishes. With a visible post-surgery scar on his chest, Ford acknowledged the potential for missed concerts during his recovery but remained optimistic about his future on stage. His update aligns with previous reports that he is making progress but still faces challenges ahead.

John Morgan’s ‘Friends Like That’ Featuring Jason Aldean: Co-Writing and Production Insights

John Morgan’s first radio single, ‘Friends Like That,’ is a collaboration with Jason Aldean, a song that delves into the contradicting state of being alone yet surrounded by friends. Co-written by Will Bundy, Lydia Vaughan, and Brent Anderson, the song began with a mysterious guitar riff that served as the basis for the pre-chorus and set the tone for the rest of the song. The writers were drawn to the title ‘Friends Like That,’ which emerged during the writing process, and it became clear they were crafting a breakup song with an introspective twist. The song’s conversations take place in front of a fire at home, with the singer confiding in his vices (music and alcohol) and emphasizing his self-sufficiency. However, the lyrics reveal a brooding outlook and self-deception beneath the surface. Aldean’s addition to the track provides a promotional incentive and adds subtle melodic changes, contributing to its overall appeal.

A Living Tribute to Patsy Cline: ‘Walkin’ After Midnight’ Celebrates the Legacy of Country’s ‘Bad Ass’

A star-studded concert at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium paid homage to the iconic country singer Patsy Cline, showcasing the enduring power of her music and its influence on artists across genres. From First Lady Jill Biden’s opening remarks to Wynonna Judd’s poignant rendition of ‘Crazy,’ the evening highlighted Cline’s ability to express universal emotions through her songs, resonating with generations of fans.

Country Music Artist Contemplated Suicide Amidst Sexual Abuse Allegations and Career Setbacks

Country music artist, whose identity remains anonymous, has revealed his struggles with suicidal thoughts in the wake of sexual abuse allegations and career challenges. The artist contemplated suicide as a means to financially support his family following the allegations and subsequent suspension from his label, booking agency, and manager. However, timely support from friends and a shift in perspective helped him overcome those thoughts and seek professional help through therapy and a mental health retreat.

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