Memphis music festival, barbecue cooking contest canceled

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorAs more and more Confederate monuments are toppled or mothballed in the United States, Justin Timberlake is speaking out in support.The actor and Oscar-nominated singer-songwriter went on social media to support the movement, advocating for the removal of a bust from the Tennessee State Capitol. “When we protest racism in America,” the Memphis native wrote, “people think we are protesting America itself.

Charlie Daniels, best known for the song The Devil Went Down to Georgia, has passed away at the age of 83.The Country Music Hall of Fame member died on Monday morning after suffering a haemorrhagic stroke.His death was confirmed by his publicist who said that he died at a hospital in Hermitage, Tennessee.He suffered a mild stroke in January 2010 and had a pacemaker implanted to 2013, but continued to perform.As a singer, guitarist and fiddler, he started out as a session musician, and played on

Country music firebrand and fiddler Charlie Daniels, who had a hit with "Devil Went Down to Georgia," has died at age 83. A statement from his publicist said the Country Music Hall of Famer died Monday at a hospital in Hermitage, Tennessee, after doctors said he had a stroke.

Charlie Daniels, a country music and southern rock legend known for his song “The Devil Went Down to Georgia,” has died, his publicist confirmed to TheWrap.

Amid a rise in novel coronavirus cases across multiple states, CAA will keep offices in Los Angeles, New York and Nashville shuttered through the end of the year. The agency had previously set an August 1 timetable for a decision to return to its major offices, including London.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerAs coronavirus cases continue to rise across the nation, CAA has decided to postpone plans for an Aug. 1 return to its offices in Los Angeles, New York and Nashville.The agency has other offices in the US and worldwide, but it is unclear if those will also be on lockdown.

Jason Aldean is here with a new music video.

) decided it was a good idea to What could go wrong? Oh right: the global pandemic we're currently in the midst of. Chase Rice just played a concert to an enormous crowd of unmasked fans here in Tennessee.

Chase Rice is feeling the criticism from fellow country music stars after the unfortunate and arguably dangerous decision to play a concert Saturday night out in Petros, Tennessee!

cases of COVID-19. After he posted a video on his Instagram Story showing of hundreds of people singing along to his recent hit "Eyes On You," captioning it "We back" and adding a smiley face sunglasses emoji, fans, peers and other bold-faced Nashville names including Kelsea Ballerini, Bobby Bones, Maren Morris and Mickey Guyton publicly criticized Chase and the venue, the Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary in Petros, Tennessee, which is a former prison-turned-event center."Imagine being

So much for social distancing, y’all…

Chris Willman Music WriterCountry singer Chase Rice is taking heat after sharing video footage of a concerts he played in east Tennessee Saturday night, with footage showing large, packed outdoor crowds rocking out shoulder-to-shoulder with no sign of social distancing or masks.Rice posted the video of his riled-up audience in east Tennessee, taken from the stage, as part of an Instagram post with the caption: “We back.” The post was deleted after controversy began to flare up Sunday, but the

huge blaze on Saddleworth Moor. Following the fire Oldham council banned barbecues, fireworks and sky lanterns on the moor.Anyone caught breaching the by-law, which also covers Marsden Moor, can be fined £100.

Organizers behind Tennessee’s annual Bonnaroo festival have officially cancelled the 2020 event as a result of ongoing coronavirus concerns.

Carly Waddell and Evan Bass joked that they shouldn’t have any more kids for the sake of their marriage.“The other day when I was talking to this card reader, she read my cards, like, five times and she said twice that we were gonna have another baby,” the Bachelor alum, 34, told her husband, 37, in a Thursday, June 25, “Mommies Tell All” podcast episode.

Bonnaroo has officially canceled its 2020 festival as the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread. In March, the festival postponed its original June dates to September.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorThe Bonnaroo 2020 festival has been officially canceled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the festival announced on Thursday. In March, the long-running festival, which is held in Manchester, Tenn., moved from its regular June dates to September in the hopes that the pandemic would have eased enough to allow for mass gatherings, but it has long been apparent that will not happen.The festival has scheduled its 2021 dates for June 17th through the 20th.

Gord Bamford is celebrating this Father’s Day with a heartfelt new song about his kids.