Nicole Beals

Nicole’s News- March 15

Carrie Underwood has confirmed that she will release a new single on Friday called, Ghost Story. She is also sharing a link so you can pre-order the single and you’ll have it as soon as it’s released.


Luke Bryan and Chris Stapleton will honor Lionel Richie in an upcoming concert to celebrate the icon’s Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song. Luke will perform Lady and Chris will perform Say You Say Me. The tribute concert has already been taped and will air May 17 on PBS.


Brothers Osborne will be performing at the Grammy Awards on April 3. The duo is nominated in the Best Country Duo/Group Performance and for Best Country Album. Other country nominees include Jason Aldean, Carrie Underwood, and Miranda Lambert.

 

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