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Chris Willman Music WriterThe superstar country duo Florida Georgia Line has canceled its fall tour of amphitheaters and arenas, citing the ongoing COVID crisis as the reason.Refunds are being automatically processed to the original method of purchase for an outing that was to have begun at Cellairis Amphitheater in Atlanta Sept.

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Nine Inch Nails don’t want fans any “Closer.”Trent Reznor‘s industrial rock band canceled the rest of its 2021 tour Thursday, alluding to the escalating COVID-19 crisis on a statement posted to Twitter.“It is with great regret that we are cancelling all NIN appearances for the remainder of this year,” the band wrote.“When originally planned, these shows were intended to be a cathartic and celebratory return to live music.

Garth Brooks is taking coronavirus precautions very seriously — but not when it comes to his beloved wife!

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorFollowing moves by Stevie Nicks, Garth Brooks and others, Nine Inch Nails announced on Thursday that they have cancelled all concert appearances for 2021. The group was scheduled to begin a series of dates in September and November in Cleveland on September 21.“It is with great regret that we are cancelling all NIN appearances for the remainder of the year,” the group said in a statement posted on its social media accounts.

Since restarting his tour in July, Garth Brooks has played to over 300,000 fans in five cities. Now, citing “a new wave of the Covid-19 virus spreading across the nation,” Brooks has canceled dates in the stadium tour’s next five cities.

posted on the tour’s website.For Brooks, COVID-19 is a personal issue, as his wife and fellow country act Trisha Yearwood contracted the illness earlier this year.This announcement of country blues will affect shows planned for Boston, Baltimore, Cincinnati, and Charlotte and the Nashville show, which was originally postponed after a July rainout.But there’s hope for fans, as the country star said there are plans to redo the dates in the future.“But with a hopeful heart, we will reschedule and

Garth Brooks is putting touring life on pause.

Chris Willman Music WriterCountry superstar Garth Brooks, one of the few reliable stadium-fillers in the business, has canceled his remaining shows for 2021. The performer said refunds will be offered on the approximately 350,000 tickets that were sold for stadium gigs in five cities.Brooks had previously indicated that he was rethinking upcoming dates, in light of spiking COVID rates.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Country star Garth Brooks is canceling his remaining stadium tour dates in five cities due to rising COVID-19 cases.Brooks had said weeks ago that he would be reassessing the tour in light of the surge in cases.

Blake Shelton might need to familiarize himself more with Gwen Stefani‘s music catalogue now that she’s his wife. On Monday’s “The Kelly Clarkson Show”, the talk show host had her fellow coaches of “The Voice”, Shelton, John Legend and Nick Jonas, play a game of “Throw Me a Line”, where they have to guess the lyrics from popular songs.

Blake Shelton might need to familiarize himself more with Gwen Stefani's music catalogue now that she's his wife.

Only 35 of the more than 70,000 people who attended Garth Brooks’ concert in Kansas City on Saturday took advantage of a chance to get a COVID-19 vaccine, the Kansas City Health Department said.

Garth Brooks gave a young superfan the ultimate first concert experience.

Country star Garth Brooks said he will be reassessing whether to continue his stadium tour because of the rising number of COVID-19 cases.

Garth Brooks is reassessing whether or not he'll finish out his current stadium tour in light of rising coronavirus cases popping up throughout the United States.  In a statement issued on Tuesday, Brooks said he'll play the next two shows scheduled in Kansas City and Lincoln, Nebraska, but will not put tickets on sale for the next planned stop, Seattle in September. Brooks was already scheduled to take a three-week break after the Aug.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Country star Garth Brooks said he will be reassessing whether to continue his stadium tour because of the rising number of COVID-19 cases.In a statement issued on Tuesday, Brooks said he is still scheduled to play the next two shows scheduled in Kansas City and Lincoln, Nebraska, but will not put tickets on sale for the next planned stop, Seattle in September.Brooks was already scheduled to take a three-week break after the Aug.

Chris Willman Music WriterPioneering Black country superstar Charley Pride will be the subject of a 90-minute CMT special set for August, the network is announcing today, with stars like Luke Combs, Garth Brooks, Mickey Guyton and Darius Rucker participating in the commemoration.Titled “CMT Giants: Charley Pride,” the special will be arriving when Pride-pride is still at a peak level, with his name constantly brought up in the current conversations about race and country music, and how his

Dwayne Johnson has been gifted with a rock-solid acting career but his vocal skills may need some improvement, despite previously singing in “Moana”.

(CNN)Garth Brooks is planning to hit the stage in multiple cities this summer.The country music legend has expanded his summer stadium tour, much to the excitement of his legion of fans. Brooks' first show will be July 10 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, his first in a stadium since the Covid-19 pandemic hit the US.Then he'll be crossing the country to bring famous tunes like "Two Pina Coladas" and "Friends in Low Places" to multiple cities following the Sin City kickoff.

Chris Willman Music WriterWith almost no tours having been undertaken in the past year, the Pollstar Awards pivoted in two different directions for the 31st annual edition of the show held Wednesday night at the Beverly Hilton Hotel ballroom. One shift in focus was to deliver awards to the top touring artists of the last decade, instead of the year, in different genres.

Lori Loughlin was part of an epic graduation surprise.

Lori Loughlin was part of an epic graduation surprise.

Video: Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood Give Love Advice to Audience Members (USA TODAY) Discussing the couple's stint filling in for Ellen DeGeneres last month, Trisha said, "It was really fun, he and I had a really good time doing that together. But everything's based out of here.

Trisha Yearwood and husband Garth Brooks filled in as guest hosts on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show”, and she says they’d be open to the idea of hosting a show of their own.

Ellise Shafer administratorTrisha Yearwood and Garth Brooks are open to the idea of having their own talk show one day — but it would have to be in their home of Nashville, Tenn.When promoting her new cookbook, “Trisha’s Kitchen,” on TalkShopLive Saturday, Yearwood opened up about the possibility of hosting a show with husband Brooks. The two recently guest hosted for Ellen DeGeneres on May 28, proving they just might have what it takes to host full-time.

Garth Brooks was "scared to death" about returning to music after more than a decade away. The 59-year-old country singer took a lengthy career hiatus during the 2000s as he wanted to focus on his family and admits that he was daunted about returning to the music scene but praised other stars for supporting him.

Kelly Clarkson recently honored Garth Brooks with a performance at the 2021 Kennedy Center Honors and we have a clip to share before the show airs this weekend!

CBS This Morning." "A nation watches you grow up, right?" said Garth, 58. "So you're gonna make decisions that you go, 'Man, I wish I could take that one back.' But the truth is now … If changing anything then meant any part of now would change, no, thank you."For Garth, "then" was an early entry into Nashville, where he was — and still is — met with critical acclaim and massive sales.

Garth Brooks may be a global superstar, yet that hasn’t prevented him from experiencing moments of self-doubt.

The look of love! Trisha Yearwood still gets butterflies when thinking about husband Garth Brooks’ surprising proposal 16 years ago.

Kelly Clarkson doesn't get nervous performing — but she had one major gig that made her a bit anxious.The singer surprised Garth Brooks with a beautiful rendition of his song «The Dance» at the 43rd annual Kennedy Center Honors in Washington, D.C. Clarkson said she chose the song after she found a deeper meaning in the lyrics after her split from ex, Brandon Blackstock.

Matthew McConaughey is opening up about one of his first major jobs.

Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood know how to go the distance.

Trisha Yearwood and Garth Brooks are guest hosting Friday’s edition of “The Ellen DeGeneres Show”, and a sneak peek at the episode reveals it’ll be alright, alright, alright.

coronavirus pandemic — but honoree Dick Van Dyke still says it's “the capper on my career.”The 43rd class of honorees also includes country music legend Garth Brooks, dancer and choreographer Debbie Allen, singer-songwriter Joan Baez and violinist Midori.