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2 weeks ago |
wideopencountry.com | Aidan Lambourne
Megan Moroney has revealed the two singers she'd love to collab with next, and I'm sure her fans will agree with her. The "Am I Okay?" singer recently caught up with PEOPLE, where she spoke about how her third album is shaping up as well as the three singers she'd love to collab with next. And we've got to make at least one of them happen. Moroney's first choice of collab appears to be Olivia Rodrigo. Apparently, Moroney listens to some Rodrigo when she's feeling sad.
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2 weeks ago |
wideopencountry.com | Aidan Lambourne
Jacquie Roar has shared what it was like to be on The Voice and American Idol having been on both, and the difference between the two shows is clear as day. The singer has been on both singing competitions. She hit American Idol for Season 13 in 2014. Years later, she struck The Voice for its 24th season in 2023. Having been to both competitions, she can tell us exactly how both shows compare. And it isn't all sunshine and rainbows for one of them.
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2 weeks ago |
wideopencountry.com | Aidan Lambourne
Oliver Anthony has revealed just how much money he made from his first royalty pay from his first hit "Rich Men North Of Richmond." The controversial country singer has been making waves in the industry pretty consistently. He was the first artist ever to have a #1 song with no prior charting history. He literally came out of nowhere with "Rich Men North Of Richmond" and took the scene by storm. Since then, however, he has renounced the industry inside and out.
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2 weeks ago |
wideopencountry.com | Aidan Lambourne
Morgan Wallen has announced the setlist of his upcoming I'm The Problem Tour, but fans may be disappointed to see so few of his new songs on it. The singer has recently released his titanic 37-track album I'm The Problem, and fans have been all over it. So you'd think the tour for this album would be mostly full of his latest songs fans are fawning over. However, less than half of the setlist consists of his new songs.
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2 weeks ago |
wideopencountry.com | Aidan Lambourne
DVDs are slowly joining the retirement home alongside VHS tapes and floppy disks. Yet Yellowstone somehow made a staggering amount of money thanks to physical sales (and paid downloads). I remember when those big box sets of popular TV shows were a common commodity. Missed some episodes, or want to rewatch your favorite show? Grab the box set. These days, however, it's impossible to miss your favorite shows, as the episodes will be forever available online for streaming.
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