Carrie makes history, Brad joins a All-Star Group and more Nashville News Round Up
September 25, 2018
Brad Paisley has joined the star-studded lineup of Will Ferrell’s Best Night of Your Life, a fundraising event that will benefit cancer survivors.
Brad will join members of Coldplay, Pearl Jam, Dave Mathews Band, Guns N’ Roses and more to form a “musical supergroup.”
Carrie Underwood has made music history! According to Billboard, Underwood’s new album Cry Pretty debuted at No. 1 on the all-genre Billboard 200 albums chart, making her the only woman ever to chart four albums at No. 1 on that chart. “
Texas singer-songwriter Charlie Robison has announced his retirement from music due to medical complications.
You may remember him as a judge on the first season of Nashville Star in 2003; that season, Buddy Jewell won, while Miranda Lambert placed third.
Kenny Chesney recorded Robison’s song “El Cerrito Place,” earning a Top 10 single.
Garth Brooks revealed on Monday during his “Studio G” Facebook Live that America’s Got Talent contestant Michael Ketterer will not be performing at his Notre Dame show.
Garth wrote a new song just for Ketterer to sing on AGT.
But a day after the performance, Ketterer was arrested in Hollywood and charged with domestic violence.
Garth said that he is making his full demo of “Courage of Love” available as part of his as-yet-untitled upcoming studio album and it will be a longer, more complete version than what we saw on AGT.
