The man who just might be the most legendary drummer in the history of rock & roll is making his Grand Ole Opry debut next month. Ringo Starr is set to perform on February 21st as part of the Opry’s continued 100th anniversary celebration.
Jelly Roll and Lainey Wilson are getting some recognition for entertaining Tennessee prisoners. The state Department of Corrections thanked the superstars for holding a special performance for inmates last week. Over 300 incarcerated individuals were able to see the show at the Riverbend Maximum Security Institution.
Jelly Roll is going to be part of a huge lineup of stars playing a benefit concert to raise money for California Wildfire relief. He’ll be joined by Lady Gaga, Sting, Billy Eilish, Stevie Nicks, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, and others. Also, for the first time, the Dave Matthews Band and John Mayer will take the stage for special performance.
If you play it, they will come. Tim McGraw just announced a first-of-its-kind concert at the sight that inspired the iconic Kevin Costner baseball film, “Field of Dreams,” in Dyersville, Iowa.
Koe Wetzel just pulled of an epic Tracy Lawrence inspired prank on tourmate Kolby Cooper. He got into Kolby’s tour bus and unleashed 150 live crickets and a thousand dollars worth of packing peanuts and left a note saying, “Kolby, we’re sorry, we love you.”
and Darius Rucker says he is still laughing about a recent fan interaction where she asked Rucker’s friend Woody Harrelson to take a picture of her and Darius without realizing it was Woody Harrelson.
