Jelly Roll’s Song for the Lost Angels of Camp Mystic Becomes a National Cry for Healing In a moment that has shaken the nation, Jelly Roll has reminded us that music isn’t just sound—it’s sanctuary. In the wake of the catastrophic floods that swept through Central Texas, claiming dozens of lives, including children from Camp Mystic, Jelly Roll didn’t issue a statement. He wrote a song. He gave those children a voice. A Tragedy That Took Innocence Too What began as a joyful summer for hundreds of young girls at Camp Mystic turned into heartbreak. Torrential floods tore through the…
Author: Kelly Whitewood
Riley Green Hits the River During Beers On Me Tour Stop in California Riley Green is living his best life on the Beers On Me Tour. During the tour’s stop in Irvine, California on August 20, the “I Wish Grandpas Never Died” singer took a break from the stage to enjoy some good old-fashioned river tubing with his crew. Leaving behind the FivePoint Amphitheatre, the group headed to a nearby river for a bit of floating and fun in the sun. Green shared the outing on Instagram, posting a few shirtless photos with the caption: “It’s all business out here…
Keith Urban & Nicole Kidman Step In As Parents, Not Celebrities, After Texas Flood Tragedy They’re one of Hollywood’s most iconic couples — a global superstar and a country music legend. But when tragedy struck the heart of Texas, Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman didn’t show up as celebrities. They showed up as parents. After learning that a catastrophic flash flood claimed 104 lives — including 27 young girls swept away while attending summer camp near Ingram — the couple released a statement saying they were “gutted.” “They were just little girls,” Keith said quietly. “Somebody’s daughters. Just like ours.”…
Lauren Alaina Shuts Down Mom-Shamers Over Bottle-Feeding Newborn Daughter Beni Country music star Lauren Alaina is speaking out against the wave of unsolicited mom-shaming she’s faced since giving birth to her daughter, Beni Doll Arnold, earlier this June. In a bold and lighthearted response, Alaina took to social media using a viral trend that features creators turning away from the camera to seemingly speak to someone, then whipping back with a sharp retort—this time aimed at the critics. “Just because I posted a video of myself washing my daughter’s bottles does not give you the right to shame me and…
Kane Brown Brings 10-Year-Old Fan Onstage for Dream Duet of “Thank God” During a stop on his High and Alive Tour at the Grand Casino Hinckley Amphitheatre in Minnesota, Kane Brown created a once-in-a-lifetime moment for a young fan. While performing his set, Brown noticed 10-year-old Emerie Brown in the crowd holding a bright pink sign asking, “Can I sing ‘Thank God’?”—his romantic duet with wife Katelyn Brown. Since Katelyn wasn’t at the show, Kane made a split-second decision and invited Emerie up on stage. “Are you gonna sing the crap out of this song? This is your stage!” he…
Miranda Lambert and Chris Stapleton Team Up for First-Ever Duet “A Song To Sing,” Arriving July 11 Country music fans, get ready — Miranda Lambert and Chris Stapleton have officially announced their first studio collaboration. Titled “A Song To Sing,” the track is set for release on Friday, July 11, 2025, with a radio debut to follow on July 14. A Duet Years in the Making Though they’ve shared stages and earned mutual respect over the years, this marks the first time Lambert and Stapleton have come together for an official recorded duet. Their voices — Lambert’s raw, emotionally direct…
Kenny Chesney and Grace Potter Set The Sphere Ablaze with “Hot Legs” Cover During his residency at The Sphere in Las Vegas, Kenny Chesney lit up the stage with a surprise duet that no one saw coming. Teaming up with longtime collaborator Grace Potter, the two delivered a fiery rendition of Rod Stewart’s “Hot Legs”—but instead of mimicking the original, they made it their own, blending swagger, Southern rock, and unfiltered vocal grit. A Visual and Sonic Spectacle With the 360-degree LED visuals of The Sphere surrounding them, the performance felt like a rock-and-roll fever dream. Stewart’s 1978 hit—already loud…
Ella Langley’s Wink at a Fan’s Riley Green Joke Goes Viral — and He Wasn’t Exactly Amused It seems Riley Green didn’t quite laugh along when Ella Langley winked at a fan’s joke during one of her recent shows. While performing, the “Weren’t for the Wind” singer spotted someone in the crowd holding up a phone with a message that read: “Wink if Riley’s a dumba–.” @bigcountryuk THIS. JUST. HAPPENED. 😳 Someone held up a phone for Ella Langley to wink if Riley Green’s a dumbass… and she really did it 😭😭 #ukcountry #country #CountryMusic #ukcountrymusic #countrytiktok #FYP #ellalangley #rileygreen…
Keith Urban Shares Touching Moment with Blind Fan During Akron Tour Stop During his High and Alive Tour stop in Akron, Ohio on July 27, country superstar Keith Urban delivered more than just a powerful performance—he created a life-changing moment for one special fan. As Urban ran past the crowd mid-set, a sign caught his eye: “I can’t see you, but I can hear you.” He immediately paused and made his way toward the sign holder—a young girl named Cassie, who is visually impaired. The moment was captured on video by Cassie’s sister, Carly, and later shared on TikTok. In…
Anne Hathaway Stuns with Surprise “Since U Been Gone” Performance—Even Outsinging Kelly Clarkson Herself During a high-energy segment of Sing That Name That Tune, Anne Hathaway delivered a jaw-dropping moment that left everyone—including Kelly Clarkson—completely floored. As the band struck up the opening chords of Clarkson’s iconic hit “Since U Been Gone,” Hathaway buzzed in faster than the song’s original artist and launched into the chorus with full-throttle confidence and rock-star vocals. Clarkson’s reaction? She literally dropped to the floor in disbelief and mock defeat, as the crowd erupted in cheers. The Les Misérables star took the mic and delivered…