Kane Brown Performs ‘STAND BY ME’ to close ‘CMT Heroes Special’
Kane Brown closed out the CMT Heroes Special with a breath taking rendition of ‘Stand By Me’ originally recorded by the late Ben E. King. Sitting alone on a barstool in…
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John Prine Passed Away From Complications Of COVID-19
2019 Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee and songwriting Hero, John Prine, passed away April 7th at the age of 73 from complications of COVID-19. He was diagnosed with coronavirus on March 26th, 2020. Thoughts and prayers with his wife Fiona and his children.
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“ACM Our Country” Airs Tonight With Tons of Home Performances
The ACM’s may have been postponed until September, but tonight (Sunday) the Academy of Country Music Awards presents a series of at-home, personal acoustic performances and intimate conversations with Country Music’s biggest stars. The special will be broadcast Sunday, April 5 at 8pm Pacific on CBS and CBS All Access.
Dolly Parton Is Reading Stories To Kids Online
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, which has donated more than 130 million (yes 130 million!) books to kids around the world, is excited to present Dolly Parton’s new, free, weekly read-aloud video series called “Goodnight with Dolly.”
Joe Diffie Passed Away From Complications Of COVID-19
Joe Diffie, a member of the Grand Ole Opry, passed away today at the age of 61 from complications of COVID-19. He was diagnosed with coronavirus this past week.
Blake Shelton Quarantine Mullet Update 03-26-2020
Blake Shelton promised fans that he would be growing out the mullet once again! When Blake first appeared on the scene he rocked his mullet! You can see his original…
Seattle Public Schools To Close For Two Weeks With Coronavirus Concerns
Seattle Public Schools have made the decision for close to two weeks with the COVID-19 concerns. According to an email sent to school administrators Wednesday, Seattle Public Schools will close for a minimum of two weeks starting Thursday. The district did later confirm the news in a press release.
Seattle-Area Sports To Cancel Events Or Proceed Without Fans
The Seattle Mariners home-opener might be their home away from home and played in Arizona because of the coronavirus. Gov. Jay Inslee has put a ban on events that have 250 or more people and with the Mariners home-opener slated to be on March 26th, it’s likely that it will not happen at T-Mobile Park.