Eric Church says Morgan Wallen's use of N-word was 'indefensible'

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Chris Willman Music WriterMorgan Wallen’s exclusion from the Academy of Country Music Awards this weekend is not going unnoted in Nashville, as fans have banded together to rent out billboards in highly visible locations declaring the MIA singer “his fan’s (sic) choice” for the top prize of entertainer of the year.“Support that boy from east Tennessee!” read the billboards, which include an emblem of Wallen’s signature mullet, a hashtag for a signature phrase of the star’s (“#Gaht”) and a New

Morgan Wallen have purchased billboards to support him in Nashville amid the continuing fallout from his use of a racial slur.Wallen was dropped by his label Big Loud in February after a video surfaced of him using the slur. Radio stations also removed his music from their playlists.Wallen has not acknowledged the appearance of the six billboard signs in Nashville.

On Tuesday, country music star Morgan Wallen resurfaced on Instagram, after two months away, to let his fans know that he will not be performing this summer, taking time instead to continue working on himself.

Morgan Wallen claims to have "really worked" on himself over the past several months away from the spotlight after the country music star was caught on camera hurling the N-word in February. The incident led to Wallen’s record label, Big Loud Records, suspending him and conglomerates like iHeartRadio pulling the 27-year-old’s music from their stations.

Morgan Wallen is speaking out.

Morgan Wallen says he needs «a little more» time to work on himself. The 27-year-old country singer revealed in a handwritten note to fans on Tuesday that he won't be playing any shows this summer. The news comes two months after Wallen was caught on video using the N-word and other inappropriate language.

Chris Willman Music WriterEmbattled country star Morgan Wallen posted a four-page, handwritten note to his Instagram account Tuesday afternoon, telling fans that he has been working on himself during his time out of the limelight and will not be playing any concerts or festivals this summer.Wallen’s plans for country’s summer season have been a source of much speculation, as the star has remained quiet since an apology video in February following the outcry over his having been caught saying

Billboards naming Morgan Wallen as the fans' choice for Entertainer of the Year have appeared around Nashville just days ahead of the Academy of Country Music Awards (ACMs). Wallen, 27, was caught on camera in a leaked video in Februrary using the N-word, leading to big radio chains like iHeartRadio pulling his songs from stations.

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Eric Church is speaking out on a video that surfaced of Morgan Wallen recently using the N-word.

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