Morgan Wallen is BAAAACK. On Instagram, that is. Morgan has reactivated his account and dropped a HUGE announcement to go along with it. As part of his One Night at a Time Tour, Morgan just added a show at Neyland Stadium, home of the Tennessee Volunteers. Morgan said, “I’ve had the honor of playing in a lot of college, MLB, and NFL stadiums the past two years, but getting to play to my hometown at Neyland Stadium . . . Nothing tops this for a boy from East Tennessee.” Some fans in the comments are a little annoyed at the timing of this announcement, considering he just canceled his Tampa show at the last minute. But plenty of others are defending him by telling anyone that’s disgruntled to go kick dirt. And EVERYONE is stoked that he will be performing in East Tennessee. The capacity at Neyland Stadium is 101,915 people, and it will undoubtedly sell out. The show will take place September 22nd. Hardy and Ernest will open for him.
Miranda Lambert wasn’t too pleased during her show at the Under the Big Sky Music Festival. She noticed people in her audience weren’t paying attention and decided to call them out. She said, “When it’s white and it’s dark up here, I can see your head is not turned the right way, which is THIS way . . .”So, if you came to visit, do it somewhere else. If you came to sing some country music and drink some beer and raise some hell then we’re doing that tonight. Are we clear? Are we done with our drama yet?”
Someone that works for Major League Baseball decided that Ingrid Andress should sing the national anthem at the Home Run Derby last night. And that someone might no longer have a job today. The song starts off decent, but the second half was a feverish nightmare. The players could barely keep it together listening on the field. To put it in perspective, it was so bad that Fergie is now trending. You’re going to need to hear this to believe it.
The SEC Network shared a teaser for the upcoming college football season. There are clips of SEC teams with Luke Combs’ cover of Tom Petty’s “Runnin’ Down a Dream” playing in the background. The caption on the post is, “Turn this one ALL the way up. Our new SEC football anthem is here!” The college football season kicks-off on August 24th. But the first game for the SEC isn’t until August 29th.
Shannen Doherty recorded five episodes of the “Charmed” rewatch podcast before her death, and they WILL be released.
Here are a few more Good News stories making the rounds . . .
1. A nurse named Claire saved a man’s life at the Charlotte airport last month, after she noticed that he was having a HEART ATTACK while they were both at the gate waiting for a flight. She jumped into action . . . performing CPR and even using a defibrillator. The man, 57-year-old Ken Jeffries, told Claire, “I am so appreciative and indebted to you.”
2. A child in Canada dropped a postcard to her grandma into a mailbox . . . but forgot to add the stamp. She was at a camp at the time, and one of the workers helped her put a sign on the mailbox, alerting the mailperson. And they even included a stamp with it. The mailperson saw the sign . . . spent some time digging through all the mail to find the postcard . . . and put the stamp on it for the girl.
3. This should be good news: The U.S. military’s extensive investments in unmanned systems could make ONE THIRD of its total size ROBOTIC in 10 to 15 years.
Carli Lloyd is 42.
Corey Feldman is 53.
Will Ferrell is 57.
Phoebe Cates is 61
Michael Flatley is 66. The Lord of the Dance.
Jimmy Johnson is 81. Former coach of the Dallas Cowboys and Miami Dolphins
