Morgan Wallen has announced that he will bring his massive 2023 One Night at a Time World Tour to London’s The O2 on 3rd December, for a one-night only show. This will be the first time that Wallen has performed in the UK. The tour is in support of Wallen’s new album ‘One Thing At a Time’, which was released last week.

Fan club pre-sales begin Tuesday 7th March, with general on-sale available beginning 10am local UK on Thursday, March 9 at MorganWallen.com.

The 2023 One Night at a Time World Tour launches in Auckland, New Zealand on 15th March.

ERNEST and Bailey Zimmerman will support across U.S. and international dates.

Morgan Wallen 2023 International Tour Dates:

Wed, March 15      Auckland, NZ                  Spark Arena #
Sun, March 19       Ipswich, QLD                  CMC Rocks ^         
Tues, March 21      Sydney, NSW                  Qudos Bank Arena #
Wed, March 22      Sydney, NSW                  Qudos Bank Arena #
Fri, March 24        Melbourne, VIC               Rod Laver Arena #
Sat, March 25        Melbourne, VIC               Rod Laver Arena #
Sat, Aug 5              Camrose, AB                    Big Valley Jamboree^
Thurs, Sept 14        Toronto, ON                    Budweiser Stage 
Fri, Sept 15             Toronto, ON                    Budweiser Stage 
Sat, Sept 16             Toronto, ON                    Budweiser Stage
Mon, Sept 18           London, ON                    Budweiser Gardens
Thurs, Sept 21         Ottawa, ON                     Canadian Tire Centre
Fri, Sept 22              Quebec City, QC             Videotron Centre
Sat, Sept 23             Montreal, QC                   Bell Centre
Thurs, Sept 28         Winnipeg, MB                 Canada Life Centre
Fri, Sept 29              Saskatoon, SK                 SaskTel Centre
Sat, Sept 30             Calgary, AB                      Scotiabank Saddledome
Tues, Oct 3              Vancouver, BC                 Rogers Arena
Wed, Oct 4              Vancouver, BC                 Rogers Arena
Sun, Dec 3               London, UK                     The O2

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You can’t avoid approaching Morgan Wallen’s new album One Thing at a Time with a degree of trepidation – and not just for his mighty length at 36 songs. Wallen is without a doubt one of the most controversial figures in country music. After a slew of scandals, most notably a 2021 video where he was caught making a racial slur, and a short hiatus where he withdrew from the scene, Wallen returned to music on an apology tour. Since then, he has been welcomed back – a point that remains uncomfortable, given the history of the genre and its reputation for lacking racial and sexual diversity. Wallen’s 2021 album though became the first album ever to spend 100 weeks in the Top 10 of the Billboard 200 and Wallen’s popularity continues to rise and rise, with No. 1s earned from the early releases from this record – ‘You Proof’ and ‘Last Night.’

It is through this lens and recognition of his own mistakes and failings, that Wallen approaches his new record One Thing At A Time and it is necessary, it would feel like a massive overstep to forgive himself and move on as if nothing happened. One Thing At A Time is a behemoth – at 36 songs, there’s doubtless some editing that could have been done in terms of culling songs as, no doubt, the record lags at points. Though there is not a huge amount of ‘filler’ material it is just too long an album to imbibe in one sitting or to fully unpack.

Easy highlights are found early on with ‘Man Made a Bar’ – a collaboration with Eric Church, where Wallen adds a few events to the story of creation and on ‘Tennessee Numbers’ where he sings of a girl avoiding his calls in a bid to move on. What is clear from the record is Wallen’s ability to craft a hit track – there is a plethora of material here that could be released as a future single, from ‘I Wrote The Book’ to ‘Single Than She Was’ and ‘Sunrise.’ From, swaggering bro country sounds that wouldn’t sound alien to the early 00s to songs that bring back his Allman Brothers 60s influences, Wallen straddles the legacy of the genre with ease, fusing it into huge tracks and melodies.

Sonically, the record is not a huge departure from his previous material. Wallen has just taken the time to dig deeper with his lyricism and songwriting and to dig in deeper to his own psyche, owning the regrets of his past, most notably on ‘Dying Man.’ It is this new-found maturity and his ability to own his flaws that makes this record a departure from Dangerous and makes it more palatable as a record. For fans of Wallen the record will be a surefire hit and go down seamlessly, no doubt country radio will pick up many of the tracks that will go on to become future no. 1s. If you want to get to the heart of Wallen, One Thing at a Time is a good place to start.

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It has been a mammoth, breakout year for rising country star, Lainey Wilson. Now, the 2022 CMA nominations have been announced and Wilson is leading out in her first year, with six nominations to her name. Here, are the 2022 nominations with our predictions for winners of the CMA.

Entertainer of the Year

Luke Combs
Miranda Lambert
Chris Stapleton
Carrie Underwood
Morgan Wallen

OTR Prediction: Carrie Underwood

Female Vocalist of the Year

Miranda Lambert
Ashley McBryde
Carly Pearce
Carrie Underwood
Lainey Wilson

OTR Prediction: Carly Pearce

Male Vocalist of the Year

Eric Church
Luke Combs
Cody Johnson
Chris Stapleton
Morgan Wallen

OTR Prediction: Morgan Wallen

Vocal Group of the Year

Lady A
Little Big Town
Midland
Old Dominion
Zac Brown Band

OTR Prediction: Lady A

Vocal Duo of the Year

Brooks & Dunn
Brothers Osborne
Dan + Shay
LoCash
Maddie & Tae

OTR Prediction: Maddie & Tae

New Artist of the Year

Hardy
Walker Hayes
Cody Johnson
Parker McCollum
Lainey Wilson

OTR Prediction: Lainey Wilson

Album of the Year (Awarded to Artist(s) and Producer(s))

Luke Combs, Growin’ Up (Produced by Luke Combs, Chip Matthews, Jonathan Singleton, Mix engineer: Jim Cooley, Chip Matthews)
Maren Morris, Humble Quest ˆ(Produced by Greg Kurstin,Mix engineer: Serban Ghenea)
Miranda Lambert, Palomino ˆ(Produced by Luke Dick, Miranda Lambert, Jon Randall, Mikey Reaves,Mix engineer: Jason Lehning)
Lainey Wilson, Sayin’ What I’m Thinkin’ ˆ(Produced by Jay Joyce, Mix engineer: F. Reid Shippen)
Old Dominion, Time, Tequila & Therapy (Produced by Shane McAnally, Old Dominion, Mix engineer: Justin Niebank)

OTR Prediction: Miranda Lambert, Palomino

Song of the Year (Awarded to Songwriters)

Jordan Davis, “Buy Dirt” (Jacob Davis, Jordan Davis, Josh Jenkins, Matt Jenkins)
Carly Pearce & Ashley McBryde, “Never Wanted To Be That Girl” (Shane McAnally, Ashley McBryde, Carly Pearce)
Morgan Wallen, “Sand In My Boots” (Ashley Gorley, Michael Hardy, Josh Osborne)
Lainey Wilson, “Things a Man Oughta Know” (Jason Nix, Jonathan Singleton, Lainey Wilson)
Chris Stapleton, “You Should Probably Leave” (Chris DuBois, Ashley Gorley, Chris Stapleton)

OTR Prediction: Carly Pearce & Ashley McBryde, “Never Wanted To Be That Girl”

Single of the Year (Awarded to Artist(s), Producer(s) and Mix Engineer(s))

Jordan Davis, “Buy Dirt” (Produced by Paul DiGiovanni, Mix engineer: Jim Cooley)
Kelsea Ballerini Feat. Kenny Chesney, “Half of My Hometown” (Produced by Kelsea Ballerini, Ross Copperman, Jimmy Robbins, Mix engineer: Dan Grech-Marguerat)
Carly Pearce & Ashley McBryde, “Never Wanted To Be That Girl” (Produced by Shane McAnally, Josh Osborne, Mix engineer: Ryan Gore)
Cody Johnson, “Til You Can’t” (Produced by Trent Willmon, Mix engineer: Jack Clarke)
Chris Stapleton, “You Should Probably Leave” (Produced by Dave Cobb, Chris Stapleton, Mix engineer: Vance Powell)

OTR Prediction: Jordan Davis, “Buy Dirt”

Musical Event of the Year

Dierks Bentley, Breland & Hardy, “Beers On Me” (Producers: Dierks Bentley, Ross Copperman)
Jason Aldean & Carrie Underwood, “If I Didn’t Love You” (Producer: Michael Knox)
Midland (Feat. Jon Pardi), “Longneck Way To Go” (Producers: Dann Huff, Shane McAnally, Josh Osborne)
Cole Swindell With Lainey Wilson, “Never Say Never” (Producer: Zach Crowell)
Carly Pearce & Ashley McBryde, “Never Wanted To Be That Girl” (Produces: Shane McAnally, Josh Osborne)

OTR Prediction: Carly Pearce & Ashley McBryde

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Multi-Platinum artist and songwriter Ernest is kicking off the New Year with the beautiful, fan-favourite track ‘Flower Shops (feat. Morgan Wallen). The track has already hit the #1 spot on Apple Music Country, Spotify Country, and iTunes overall upon release. On the track, Ernest describes the pain of a breakup, in a classic done-her-wrong ballad, with gorgeous, swelling traditional country production, complete with weeping steel guitar and a slow-and-sorry beat. The melancholic track was written by ERNEST with Ben Burgess and Mark Holman and produced by Joey Moi.

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Deemed “the most wanted man in Country” by The New Yorker, MULTI-PLATINUM Country artist Morgan Wallen announces today (11/15) his return to the road with THE DANGEROUS TOUR. Named after his history-making, critically acclaimed Dangerous: The Double Album (Big Loud/Republic Records), the in-demand entertainer welcomes special guest HARDY as direct support in 2022, with Larry Fleet also joining on select dates from February through May.

Tacking 46 cities beginning in Evansville, IN, on February 3, 2022 at Ford Center, THE DANGEROUS TOUR will take over arenas and amphitheaters across the U.S., including making major debuts at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY, Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN, and Cellairis Amphitheatre at Lakewood in Atlanta, GA. Wallen’s slated to wrap the seven-month run in Los Angeles, CA, on September 24, 2022, at STAPLES Center.

All arena dates are set to go on sale beginning on Friday (11/19), with amphitheater shows – in addition to Ball Arena in Denver, CO – on sale December 3. Tickets and VIP packages are available for purchase at MorganWallen.com.

MORGAN WALLEN’S THE DANGEROUS TOUR DATES:
*On Sale November 19 | ^On Sale December 3

February 3, 2022 — Evansville, IN — Ford Center — HARDY and Larry Fleet*
February 4, 2022 — Charleston, WV — Charleston Coliseum — HARDY and Larry Fleet*
February 5, 2022 — Allentown, PA — PPL Center — HARDY and Larry Fleet*
February 9, 2022 — New York, NY — Madison Square Garden — HARDY and Larry Fleet*
February 24, 2022 — Columbia, SC — Colonial Life Arena — HARDY and Larry Fleet*
February 25, 2022 — Savannah, GA — Enmarket Arena — HARDY and Larry Fleet*
February 26, 2022 — Greenville, SC — Bon Secours Wellness Arena — HARDY and Larry Fleet*
March 3, 2022 — Biloxi, MS — Mississippi Coast Coliseum — HARDY and Larry Fleet*
March 4, 2022 — Bossier City, LA — Brookshire Grocery Arena — HARDY and Larry Fleet*
March 5, 2022 — Oklahoma City, OK — Paycom Center — HARDY and Larry Fleet*
March 10, 2022 — Sioux Falls, SD — Denny Sanford PREMIER Center — HARDY and Larry Fleet*
March 11, 2022 — Omaha, NE — CHI Health Center — HARDY and Larry Fleet*
March 12, 2022 — Grand Forks, ND — Alerus Center — HARDY and Larry Fleet*
March 17, 2022 — Nashville, TN — Bridgestone Arena — HARDY and Larry Fleet*
April 21, 2022 — Corpus Christi, TX — American Bank Center — HARDY and Larry Fleet*
April 22, 2022 — San Antonio, TX — AT&T Center — HARDY and Larry Fleet*
April 23, 2022 — Lafayette, LA — CAJUNDOME — HARDY and Larry Fleet*
April 28, 2022 — Green Bay, WI — Resch Center — TBD and Larry Fleet*
April 29, 2022 — Des Moines, IA — Wells Fargo Arena — TBD and Larry Fleet*
April 30, 2022 — Kansas City, MO — T-Mobile Center — TBD and Larry Fleet*
May 5, 2022 — Billings, MT — First Interstate Arena — HARDY and Larry Fleet*
May 6, 2022 — Rapid City, SD — Summit Arena — HARDY and Larry Fleet*
May 7, 2022 — Denver, CO — Ball Arena — HARDY and Larry Fleet^
June 2, 2022 — Charlotte, NC — PNC Music Pavilion — HARDY^
June 3, 2022 — Raleigh, NC — Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek — HARDY^
June 4, 2022 — Bristow, VA — Jiffy Lube Live — HARDY^
June 16, 2022 — Noblesville, IN — Ruoff Music Center — HARDY^
June 23, 2022 — Gilford, NH — Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion — HARDY^
June 24, 2022 — Gilford, NH — Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion — HARDY^
June 25, 2022 — Darien Center, NY — Darien Lake Amphitheater — HARDY^
July 7, 2022 — Saratoga Springs, NY — Saratoga Performing Arts Center — HARDY^
July 8, 2022 — Syracuse, NY — St. Joseph’s Health Amphitheater at Lakeview — HARDY^
July 21, 2022 — Burgettstown, PA — The Pavilion at Star Lake — HARDY^
July 30, 2022 — Ridgefield, WA — RV Inn Style Resorts Amphitheater — TBD^
August 5, 2022 — Atlanta, GA — Cellairis Amphitheatre at Lakewood — HARDY^
August 11, 2022 — Mansfield, MA — Xfinity Center — HARDY^
August 12, 2022 — Hartford, CT — XFINITY Theatre — HARDY^
August 25, 2022 — Wichita, KS — INTRUST Bank Arena — HARDY^
August 26, 2022 — Rogers, AR — Walmart AMP — HARDY^
August 27, 2022 — St Louis, MO — Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre — HARDY^
September 7, 2022 — Albuquerque, NM — Isleta Amphitheater — HARDY^
September 9, 2022 — Nampa, ID — Ford Idaho Center — HARDY^
September 10, 2022 — West Valley City, UT — USANA Amphitheatre — HARDY^
September 15, 2022 — Chula Vista, CA — North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre — HARDY^
September 16, 2022 — Mountain View, CA — Shoreline Amphitheatre — HARDY^
September 17, 2022 — Wheatland, CA — Toyota Amphitheatre — HARDY^
September 24, 2022 — Los Angeles, CA — STAPLES Center — HARDY^

Proving to be a red-hot ticket, Wallen recently SOLD OUT a three-night appearance at Rupp Arena in Lexington, KY, which tied a record with Garth Brooks. Over 36K tickets were sold in less than 90 minutes for the December 3, 4, and 5 dates. He followed it up with another landmark performance at The Grounds in Mobile, AL, this past Friday (11/12), hosting a staggering 31K.

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1.TJ Osborne comes out as gay

In an exclusive interview with TIME magazine, TJ Osborne came out as gay, making him the only openly gay male artist signed to a major country label. Stars have overwhelmingly come out in support of the star in an outpouring of love on social media.

2. Morgan Wallen is suspended from his label and booking agency

After a video surfaced of Morgan Wallen uttering a racist slur, the country industry have been quick to distance themselves from the star. This week, the star has been suspended from his label – Big Loud – and been dropped from his booking agency WME. The star’s music has also been pulled from over 400 radio stations and from CMT.

3. Carly Pearce announces new project – 29 – out next week

Carly Pearce has announced that she will be releasing a new seven-song project on February 19th, including her most recently-released track ‘Should’ve Known Better,’ available everywhere now.

4. Kane Brown is set to make his Grand Ole Opry debut

Brown is set to make his Grand Ole Opry debut on on Sunday 14th April as part of a special – Grand Ole Opry: 95 Years of Country Music. 

5. Luke Combs reveals his 2020 side project – a bluegrass album

Luke Combs has revealed that in 2020 he began work on a side project – a bluegrass album – that has now been put on ice – but now as 2021 begins, Combs is busy working on his third studio album.

6. Lauren Housley announces new album – Girl From The North

The record will be released in April of this year.

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2020 seemed set to be Morgan Wallen’s year, after the success of his single ‘7 Summers’ and ‘More Than My Hometown,’ a date was set for the release of his double album Dangerous in January and a slot was booked for SNL. However, in the summer he made headlines when news emerged of him partying with college girls – as the pandemic raged – not adhering to any safety guidelines. After withdrawing from the spotlight for a few months, he made his comeback and made his way back onto SNL (not without jokes being made at his expense) and this January saw the release of his record that shot to the #1 slot on the Billboard chart – the first to do so for three weeks since Taylor Swift’s Red in 2012. Today, however, news emerged of a video in which Wallen utters a racist slur. As a result of which, Wallen’s music has been removed from more than 400 US radio playlists, Spotify’s Hot Country and Apple Music’s Today’s Country and his music has been removed from CMT amongst other outlets, as media hastens to reassure their fans that they neither tolerate nor condone anyone shown to be holding values counter to their own values. Though the singer has issued a statement apologising and saying ‘I used an unacceptable and inappropriate racial slur that I wish I could take back,’ his contract with his label has been suspended indefinitely. After the mammoth success of Dangerous, it remains to be seen whether Wallen will manage to worm himself back into Nashville’s good graces or whether those doors are shut for good. If the views of his fellow artists are anything to go by, it seems unlikely, with Maren Morris, Kelsea Ballerini and more drawing the line between themselves and Wallen, with Morris stating before the news from Wallen’s record label ‘Big Loud’ broke that ‘we’d be dropped, endorsements lost, social pariahs to music row..,’ echoing views circulating that had Wallen been a woman he would have already been dropped long ago. Where country music has been doing its utmost to prove internationally that it has progressed beyond the white male-dominated genre it has always been known as, this is the moment where Nashville has taken an overt stand to draw a hard line between the past and future, and it is hopeful that this is not a change for the moment but for the long-haul. If Wallen is to have a career after the backlash against him has died down in the media, then he is going to have to do a serious PR campaign, showing his growth in order to be a representative for the genre both nationally and internationally. It is only by doing this that he will be able to begin to show that he has changed sufficiently to meet the country music genre as it is today, rather than what it used to represent.

The news out of Nashville tonight does not represent country music.

— Kelsea Ballerini (@KelseaBallerini) February 3, 2021

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The spotlight was on Nashville today – one with a story about hate, as Morgan Wallen was suspended indefinitely from his record label amidst the circulation of a video in which he utters a racist slur -and one of love, with TJ Osborne coming out as gay, telling his story exclusively to Time Magazine. What is incredible is that, even in 2021, this is still a momentous event, but momentous it is. TJ’s announcement means that he is the only openly gay artist to be signed to a major country label. Sharing the news on his own social, TJ shares, ‘This story always seemed too mountainous to tell but now that it’s been told I am at a loss for words as to how clear the path was all along. Thanks to all of the pillars of people I have in my life and thanks to @samlansky and @time for carrying me across the finish line. #proud #pride#3chordsandthetruth.’

The status of the duo – having won four CMAs, seven Grammy nominations – will hopefully pave a path for a new day for the genre, one that is more open and beckoning in a new legion of country artists, such as Cameron Hawthorn and indeed, success on radio for the likes of Brandy Clark and Brandi Carlile. TJ’s announcement will be an example to a new generation of country fans worldwide. As TJ himself says to TIME, ‘I’m very comfortable being gay…I find myself being guarded for not wanting to talk about something that I personally don’t have a problem with. That feels so strange.’ For a genre that has been almost exclusively filled with white and straight singers, it is a pivotal moment for the country industry and fans to get behind and the outpouring of love from the country industry toward TJ feels like a far cry from the response to Chely Wright’s public announcement in 2010 when she came out (the response to which has been shown in her documentary Wish Me Away). However, while Nashville has changed, it remains to be seen whether the country fans (largely in conservative States) will similarly get behind the duo – the shadow of the fall of The Chicks and Wright’s career still looms large, but this is a vital step in the right direction of remoulding the genre.

It is important to note that the news came out on a day when Morgan Wallen has been dropped by his label and removed from more than 400 US radio playlists, following the emergence of a video in which he uses a racial slur. The almost unanimous outcry against Wallen’s comments are hopefully further proof that Nashville – a city in a state that continues to have problems with racism – is changing and finally broadening the demographic of its’ artists.

Is Nashville finally ready for change? It seems so, we just hope the bastions of country music fans get behind TJ in the same way that his fellow artists have.

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1. Maren Morris is back making music again

The singer revealed in a recent Instagram post that she is back to making music, and we are more than a little excited about the news.

making music not babies this time. pic.twitter.com/n3SOoGokEj

— MAREN MORRIS (@MarenMorris) January 30, 2021

2. Gabby Barrett gives birth to a baby girl

Gabby Barrett has announced that she has given birth to a baby girl with her husband Cade Foehner – Baylah Mae.

3. Brett Young and wife Taylor announce that they are expecting their second baby

Brett Young has announced exclusively to People Magazine that his wife Taylor are expecting a baby, their second child following the birth of their daughter Presley Elizabeth.

4. Sara Watkins is set to release Under the Pepper Tree Album on March 26th

5. The UK AMA Winners Are Revealed

6. Brooke Eden Announces Her Return with ‘No Shade‘

7. CMT Announce Their Next Women of Country Class of 2021

8. Tyler Farr and wife Hannah welcome a baby girl

9. Stagecoach Festival is Cancelled for 2021

10. Morgan Wallen Adds to his Sophomore Album – Dangerous with two bonus tracks

Release Radar

Eric Church, ‘Heart On Fire’ – Following the announcement of his three-album project, Eric Church has released his flawless new single that beckons in a new era.

Hailey Whitters (feat. Brent Cobb), ‘Glad To Be Here’ – Whitters continues to knock it out of the park with her phenomenal additions to her bonus record.

Logan Mize, Still That Kid – Logan Mize’s new record is an authentic, humble and tenderly written record full of artfully-chosen duets.

Morgan Wallen, ‘This Side Of A Dust Cloud,’ ‘Bandaid On A Bullet Hole’ – Morgan Wallen has added two tenderly-written bonus tracks to his phenomenal debut record Dangerous. 

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1. Walmart leaks Morgan Wallen’s record ahead of release

Morgan Wallen is not someone who will shy away from an issue or keep quiet. So, when Walmart leaked copies of his records around the country, he took to socials, sharing – ‘Hey y’all, it’s been brought to my attention that some of my music—well, my album—has leaked at some Walmarts around the country. I don’t know how that’s possible, but it has…I’ll be damned if I let Walmart do the leaking.” So, he began to leak the record on his own stories. We’re betting it hasn’t been a good start to 2021 for some Walmart employees.

2. The GRAMMYs Awards originally set for January 31st 2021 have been postponed

On a statement on their website, the awards show stated, ‘After thoughtful conversations with health experts, our host and artists scheduled to appear, we are rescheduling the 63rd annual Grammy Awards… The deteriorating COVID situation in Los Angeles, with hospital services being overwhelmed, ICUs having reached capacity, and new guidance from state and local governments have all led us to conclude that postponing our show was the right thing to do… We want to thank all of the talented artists, the staff, our vendors and especially this year’s nominees for their understanding, patience and willingness to work with us as we navigate these unprecedented times.”

3. Carly Pearce bares all in new song ‘Didn’t Do’

Carly Pearce and Michael Ray’s very public romance and divorce has been well documented and questioned with rumours rife, but now Pearce is baring her heart and soul in a stunning new track, debuted at the Listening Room in Nashville this week – ‘Didn’t Do.’ In the track she sings ‘Everybody’s asking what the hell happened, wondering why it all went wrong. Mama always said if you can’t say nothing nice, don’t say anything at all. I’ve got my side of the story and he’s got his side too. I ain’t gonna tell you what he did, but I’ll tell you what he didn’t do.’ To say, we’re excited about her third record would be an understatement.

Release Radar

Morgan Wallen, Dangerous: The Double Album  – Wallen has set an incredibly high standard for the rest of 2021 with his incredible new record. Read our full review here.

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