Six more chances to see Carrie Underwood live in Vegas are now set. Underwood has extended her slot as the resident headliner at Resorts World Theatre at Resorts World Las Vegas with six more shows next year. The residency will now include shows on March 26th, 28th, and 29th, and April 2nd, 4th, and 5th, 2025. Tickets for all of her remaining 2024 performances are already on sale, but tickets and a limited number of VIP packages will be up for sale starting Friday.
Young Red? Monday was the official stage debut for Zuma Rossdale, the 15-year-old son of Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale, and what better place to make his entrance into the music world than on the stage at his stepdad’s bar. Blake Shelton was beaming with pride as Zuma took the stage at Ole Red Tishomingo in Oklahoma Monday night, and as you might expect from his pedigree he did an outstanding job.
Tyler Hubbard was so close. At the charity fundraiser and Toby Keith tribute show in Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena on Monday, Hubbard messed up one of the lyrics to “Red Solo Cup,” a song that Toby once called “the stupidest song I’ve ever heard.” In the second verse, instead of singing “Now I really love how you’re easy to stack,” Hubbard added the word “you.” To his credit, he caught the flub and had the band start over on the second verse, saying “We can’t do Toby like this.” You can see the mistake to the right.
Here’s one you might not have seen coming. Callista Clark took to Instagram with a video to reveal that she’s got some help on her new song “Gettin’ Old.” Scotty McCreery pops into the video from the left to help announce that’s Callista’s duet partner with a “Wazzup!” Scotty says he’s honored to sing on the song that Clark wrote. “Gettin’ Old” is set to drop on August 9th.
Jelly Roll talks about the important thing Eric Church taught him
and what about that couple in Michigan who thought he was homeless.
Finally, Zach Bryan makes a fan’s night by bringing him on stage to sing and giving him a guitar after his performance.
