Jennifer Lopez has a new cocktail brand called Delola. There are three varieties: One made with vodka, one with tequila, and one with amaro. They’ll be available later this month.
Shania Twain was introduced by Megan Thee Stallion at the “CMT Music Awards”, and they really hit it off at the show. Shania hasn’t done a lot of collaborating in her career, but she said she’d like to work with Megan . . . and added, quote, “I think that would really work . . . I love her whole mind.”
Maddie & Tae really ARE a team. Maddie Marlow has announced that she and her husband Jonah are expecting their first child, a son, in September. Tae [Taylor] Kerr had her baby a little over a year ago, so now they’ll be trading diaper stories while on tour.
Ashley McBryde doesn’t need autotune or backup vocalists. She shared a video of herself strumming an acoustic guitar while singing her brand new song, “The Devil I Know”. It’ll be out Friday.
Lady A is asking fans to call them with song requests for their upcoming Request Line Tour setlist. They shared the phone number on Instagram. They also said their team might even call a few lucky fans back with meet and greet passes.
A bunch of big country artists are stepping up to raise money for Nashville’s Covenant School, where that terrible shooting happened last week. Belmont University is only a few miles from the school, and they’re hosting a big fundraiser concert next Wednesday. The event is called “A Night of Joy Celebrating the Covenant School”, and they’ve got some big names attached. Confirmed artists include Carrie Underwood . . . Thomas Rhett . . . Lady A . . . Tyler Hubbard . . . The Warren Brothers . . . Sixpence None the Richer . . . and a dozen more. The school will receive all of the proceeds from it. Tickets go on sale today.
Name the country artist who said NO to a lawyer who offered $5,000 for a private meet and greet. Luke Combs. He talked about it in a recent “Billboard” interview. “I’ve always just felt really weird about charging people to meet me. “[I] want to meet people who [would] never get the chance to meet me or could never afford it. Because I couldn’t have afforded that growing up.” He adds, quote, “I’ve never made any decisions based off how much money I can get out of fans. I want them to love the music and feel like they saw a great show that someone put a lot of [thought] into, and did it at a price that was affordable.”
