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Kacey Musgraves performs live at the Greek Theatre on August 23, 2019 in Los Angeles, California

Kacey Musgraves performs live in 2019

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Kacey Musgraves Announces 2022 "Star-Crossed: Unveiled" North American Tour

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Country-pop star Kacey Musgraves kicks off her 2022 star-crossed: unveiled North American tour in support of her forthcoming fifth studio album, 'star-crossed'
Victoria Moorwood
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Aug 30, 2021 - 7:42 pm

Six-time GRAMMY winner Kacey Musgraves is heading on tour next year to support her forthcoming fifth studio album, star-crossed. Her 15-city North American trek, dubbed star-crossed: unveiled, kicks off Jan. 19, 2022, in Saint Paul, Minnesota, and ends Feb. 20 at the STAPLES Center in Los Angeles. The upcoming tour, Musgraves' first string of shows since her two-year Oh, What a World: Tour in 2018 and 2019, will feature King Princess and MUNA as supporting artists.

News of Musgraves' tour follows the announcement of her upcoming album, star-crossed, which is due out Sept. 10. Last week, the country-pop star released the music video for the album's lead single, "justified." In her February cover story for Rolling Stone, Musgraves said star-crossed is inspired by the heartbreak and healing that followed her 2020 divorce from singer/songwriter Ruston Kelly.

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"It's a therapeutic outlet for me, you know? I can't help but to write about what I'm going through," she told the magazine. "I want to honor the huge range of emotion that I've felt over this past year, past six months. I also want to honor the relationship we had and the love we have for each other, because it's very real."

star-crossed is produced by Ian Fitchuk and Daniel Tashian, who also handled production for Musgraves' 2018 GRAMMY-winning album, Golden Hour. To accompany star-crossed, Musgraves is also releasing a film of the same name, directed by Bardia Zeinali, which will be released on Paramount+ the day the album drops.

Tickets for the star-crossed: unveiled tour go on sale Thursday, Sept. 9, at 10 a.m. local time via Kacey Musgraves' official website, where you can also find the full tour dates.

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Dolly Parton (L) and Linda Perry (R) perform at the 2019 MusiCares Person of the Year event

Dolly Parton (L) and Linda Perry (R) perform at the 2019 MusiCares Person of the Year event

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Katy Perry, Willie Nelson, Brandi Carlile, Leon Bridges, Yolanda Adams and more delivered heartfelt, rhinestone-encrusted covers of some of country queen Dolly Parton's greatest hits during the lively hour-long special
Ana Monroy Yglesias
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Apr 7, 2021 - 4:26 pm

Today (April 7), Dolly Parton: A MusiCares Tribute premieres on Netflix, giving viewers around the world a front-row seat to the star-studded 2019 MusiCares Person of the Year tribute concert honoring 10-time GRAMMY winner Dolly Parton. Miley Cyrus, Willie Nelson, Brandi Carlile, Katy Perry, Kacey Musgraves, Yolanda Adams and more delivered heartfelt, rhinestone-encrusted covers of some of the country queen's greatest hits during the hour-long special hosted by GRAMMY-winning Dolly superfans, Little Big Town.

The annual MusiCares Person Of The Year event, typically held days before the GRAMMY Awards, honors legends who have significantly contributed to the music community through music and philanthropy. The exclusive marquee event also raises funds for MusiCares to support music people in need. Parton was the first country star to be honored as the MusiCares Person of the Year.

While all 10 of the performances, as well as the many Dolly-inspired shimmery outfits, from the 2019 tribute concert are must-sees, here are five of the most jaw-dropping sets from the big night. Pop on your cowboy hat, fire up your Netflix and tune into Dolly Parton: A MusiCares Tribute now.

Miley Cyrus, Shawn Mendes & Mark Ronson Take You On Vacation

(L-R) Mark Ronson, Miley Cyrus and Shawn Mendes perform at the 2019 MusiCares Person Of The Year event

(L-R) Mark Ronson, Miley Cyrus and Shawn Mendes perform at the 2019 MusiCares Person Of The Year event | Photo: VALERIE MACON/AFP via Getty Images

To kick things off in style, Miley and Shawn Mendes, with Mark Ronson on guitar, served up a lively duet of Dolly and Kenny Rogers' 1982 classic, "Islands in the Stream." Looking glam in a black sequin dress, Miley waved to Parton, who's the singer's godmother, sitting and smiling in the front while also looking fab in a black sequin dress herself!

Katy Perry & Kacey Musgraves Take You To The Rodeo

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Katy Perry (L) and Kacey Musgraves (R) at the 2019 MusiCares Person Of The Year concert | Photo: Lester Cohen/Getty Images for The Recording Academy

Perry and Musgraves delivered epic cowgirl-diva glam during their performance of Dolly's GRAMMY-winning 1977 hit, "Here You Come Again." Perry rocked an all-lavender satin look with a cowboy hat, flowing mesh cape, thigh-high stiletto boots and a corset fringe dress, while Musgraves slew in a sparkly, silver-flared pantsuit, topped off with big hair and big hoops.

Mavis Staples, Leon Bridges & Jon Batiste Take You To Church

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Mavis Staples, Leon Bridges, Jon Batiste perform at the 2019 MusiCares Person Of The Year concert | Photo: Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for The Recording Academy

Mavis Staples, Leon Bridges and Jon Batiste (on piano), with the help of a choir, raised the crowd up to heavenly heights with a lively, soulful, gospel-tinged version of "Not Enough." The show-stopping rendition of the 2012 track, which Parton and Queen Latifah originally sang for their movie Joyful Noise, was filled with clapping, stomping and grooving—there was plenty of love in our hearts after that!

We Will Always Love Yolanda Adams (& Dolly!)

Yolanda Adams performs at the 2019 MusiCares Person Of The Year event

Yolanda Adams performs at the 2019 MusiCares Person Of The Year event | Photo: VALERIE MACON/AFP via Getty Images

Adams, the "First Lady Of Gospel," delivered an epic, bone-chilling cover of "I Will Always Love You," one of Parton's most enduring classics. Adams looked glamorous in a floor-length red gown with floral lace bell sleeves as she hit those high notes, complemented by some sexy sax.

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Dolly Parton (L) and Linda Perry (R) perform at the 2019 MusiCares Person of the Year event

Dolly Parton (L) and Linda Perry (R) perform at the 2019e MusiCares Person of the Year event | Photo: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images

To close out the epic concert, the "Backwoods Barbie" herself took to the stage to share her sparkle, smile and voice with the audience. Joined by Linda Perry on guitar, Parton performed "Coat of Many Colors," which she called "the song that kind of got me here."

Well, we sure are glad you're here, Dolly!

Dolly Parton: A MusiCares Tribute is streaming now on Netflix.

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Maren Morris performs at the 2019 Watershed Music And Camping Festival

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The 28-city trek will take the GRAMMY-winning country artist to major amphitheaters and arenas across North America and will include multiple festival performances
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Feb 26, 2020 - 10:40 am

GRAMMY-winning country artist Maren Morris has announced dates for her forthcoming RSVP: The Tour, which will take the singer-songwriter/producer to major amphitheaters and arenas across North America. The 28-city trek, which kicks off next month (March 7), also includes multiple performances at festivals, including RodeoHouston, BottleRock Napa Valley, Governors Ball and others. James Arthur, Ryan Hurd and Caitlyn Smith will join Morris as support acts on select tour dates. 

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The forthcoming tour follows a massive 2019 for Morris. Last March, she released her second album, Girl, which peaked at No. 4 on the Billboard 200 chart and topped the Top Country Albums chart in the U.S. The album also saw the "largest debut-week streaming sum for a country album by a female artist," according to Billboard.

Read: Maren Morris Cooks Up New Flavors On 'Girl' 

With Girl, Morris notched her most recent, and 10th overall, GRAMMY nomination: At the 62nd GRAMMY Awards last month, she received a nod for Best Country Duo/Group Performance for "Common," a collaboration off the album featuring four-time GRAMMY winner Brandi Carlile.

Of course, Morris and Carlile are no strangers to collaborating together. They're both members of the all-female country music supergroup The Highwomen, which also includes fellow GRAMMY winners Natalie Hemby and Amanda Shires. Their 2019 self-titled debut album became a top 10 hit on the Billboard 200 chart and topped the Top Country Albums chart in the U.S. 

Read: Maren Morris, Natalie Hemby & Amanda Shires Of The Highwomen Are "Redesigning Women" | Newport Folk 2019

Tickets for Morris' RSVP: The Tour North American tour go on sale Friday, March 6, at 10 a.m. local time. For more information and for the full tour routing, visit her official website.

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13 New Songs To Add To Your Holiday Playlist From Kacey Musgraves, Jacquees, The Flaming Lips & More

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Based on the sheer amount of new holiday music released this year, apparently we all really need a big dose of festive cheer—Los Lobos, Macklemore, blink-182 and more are also here to help
Ana Monroy Yglesias
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Dec 24, 2019 - 8:30 am

Before we enter into the next decade, we have to get through the holidays. Whether you're one of the many people responsible for streaming Mariah Carey's 1994 classic "All I Want For Christmas Is You" to the top of the charts this month or you've trying your best to avoid the sound of jingle bells at all costs, the holiday season can create a whirlwind of emotions.

But one thing's clear: we can all use a big dose of festive cheer. Thanks to a rich, diverse selection of new holiday songs and albums from Kacey Musgraves, Taylor Swift, Jacquees, The Flaming Lips, Los Lobos, Macklemore and many others, it's the perfect time to get cozy and pump up the sounds of peace and joy.

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"Glittery," Kacey Musgraves ft. Troye Sivan

If Mariah Carey is the reigning queen of Christmas music, Kacey Musgraves is definitely the princess. Back in 2016, the GRAMMY-winning alt-country star released A Very Kacey Christmas, featuring both original and classic tracks and toured with it. This year, she added brand-new shimmer to the album with an Amazon Prime special, "The Kacey Musgraves Christmas Show."

The show was filled with special guests, including Aussie pop star Troye Sivan, who joined her to sing "Glittery," a new, original holiday song about a lover that makes you feel like a beautiful snow globe. The special also spawned a live album, meaning you can tune into this track and the rest of the fun moments anytime. Musgraves is truly a better-dressed, modern Santa.

"Christmas Tree Farm," Taylor Swift

The Swifties had a great year, as GRAMMY winner Taylor Swift released her currently GRAMMY-nominated seventh studio album, Lover. As if the LP and the singles and videos that led up to it weren't enough, the pop star gave her fans another gift just in time for the holidays, a new song called "Christmas Tree Farm."

Her lyrics are filled with nostalgia for the farm she grew up on and the simpler times of childhood, as they dance over the classic, bright holiday song melodies. The music video even features cute footage from the Swift family's home videos.

"It's Christmas Time," Macklemore Ft. Dan Caplen 

Like Swift, GRAMMY-winning rapper Macklemore is also feeling a similar childhood nostalgia on his new track, "It's Christmas Time," featuring rising U.K. soul singer Dan Caplen. The cheerful song is paired with a cute, festive music video, in which the kids drink eggnog out of one of the Seattle artist's golden gramophones (which he won three of with Ryan Lewis back at the 56th GRAMMY Awards).

"Every year around Christmas time I think to myself 'Just do it Ben. Make the song. You can be the new Mariah Carey.' Well, this year I finally am," Macklemore joked on Twitter.

Watch: Mariah Carey Releases A New Video For "All I Want For Christmas Is You"

"7 O'Clock News / Silent Night," Phoebe Bridgers Ft. Fiona Apple and Matt Berninger

Tuning into the news in 2019 can be surreal and overwhelming. Apparently this was not so different in 1966, when GRAMMY-winning folk heroes Simon And Garfunkel released "7 O'Clock News / Silent Night," featuring a recording of the current news over their singing of the Christmas classic.

While technically not an original song like the rest on this list, Phoebe Bridgers, Fiona Apple and The National's Matt Beringer update the heart-wrenching song for our current reality, offering 100 percent of its proceeds to Planned Parenthood. Berninger plays the newscaster in this version, reading headlines about gun violence and anti-abortion legislation. The important, haunting song is part on the compilation album co-created by Berninger, 7-Inches for Planned Parenthood, which, of course, benefits the nonprofit organization.

"Miss You This Christmas," Letters to Cleo

"The days get short, the nights are really cold. / This year Christmas ain't the same / I'm not used to stringing lights alone, I miss you this Christmas," Kay Hanley of Letters to Cleo sings on "Miss You This Christmas," from their new EP, OK Christmas. It is one of the two original songs on the Boston alt-rockers guitar-slicked holiday album, which also features two fun covers.

"Hanukkah in '96," Alex Frankel

In addition to all the new Christmas-themed music that dropped this season, Hanukkah+, a fun, star-studded compilation album, brought—finally!—a whole new batch of Hanukkah-themed bops. Frankel, a "Hebrew school dropout" and half of New York electro duo Holy Ghost!, contributes the synth-y, nostalgic "Hanukkah in '96." He says the fun new song is "the greatest Jewish song ever written (in a major key)."

Read: Holy Ghost! On What "Do This" Is Really About & Why They Feel So Good About 'Work'

"Sing It Now, Sing It Somehow," The Flaming Lips

Also a new track featured on Hanukkah+, The Flaming Lips' "Sing It Now, Sing It Somehow," is gorgeous, haunting and ecstatic, all at once. The producer of the album, GRAMMY-winning music supervisor Randall Poster said, "Seeing the Flaming Lips is like going to temple—if they had unicorns and body glitter as sacraments. So, I thought their spiritual connection would be relevant to celebration, contemplation and the spirit of the holiday." Amen.

"Christmas and You," Los Lobos

Read: Los Lobos' Louie Perez & David Hidalgo Working On A Ritchie Valens Musical

GRAMMY-winning Los Angeles rock greats Los Lobos recently released their first holiday album, Llegó Navidad, four decades into their illustrious musical career. Along with reimaginings of under-sung holiday classics "Feliz Navidad," "Dónde Está Santa Claus," "It's Christmas Time In Texas" and more, the album also offers a heartfelt original song, "Christmas and You."

As NPR's Michael Martin explained, "It is a classic Los Lobos operation—a lovingly curated collection of songs from across North, Central and South America with, of course, an original song that makes you want to cry."  

"Alabaster," Andrew Bird

Like Los Lobos, current GRAMMY nominee Andrew Bird has dropped his first holiday album several decades into his career (his first album came out in 1996). The indie folk-rock violinist's new EP, Hark!, follows his aptly-titled, GRAMMY nominated LP, My Finest Work Yet. The six-track surprise project is very much an Andrew Bird Christmas album, filled with his trademark whistling, melancholic lyrics and a mellow, lo-fi "White Christmas" cover. One of the original tracks, "Alabaster," feels both like a church hymn and a local pub's winter closing song, in the best way possible.

Of the project, the "Olympians" singer said, "A lot of folks have a hard time with the holidays but they serve a purpose to us as a people—to create comfort, warmth and atmosphere within the darkness and the cold that can crush one's spirit. There are a couple originals in here that address this idea of light and warmth in the darkness as well as some classics that have some nostalgic resonance with me. Hark! What sounds come flowing alabaster?"

Watch: Andrew Bird Covers Neil Young's "Harvest Moon" For ReImagined

"Christmas Party," Jacquees

The self-appointed "King Of R&B" Jacquees serves up a sexy dose of holiday spirit with his latest project and sophomore studio album, Christmas In Decatur. The nine-track LP of original holiday music, labeled as "HOTTTTT" by Hot New Hip Hop, arrived just one month after King Of R&B. The new album, whose title is a nod to his Georgia hometown, opens with the bubbling "Christmas Party," and also includes the amazingly NSFW "Like Santa Claus," ending on a celebratory high note with "Happy Holidays."

"Tell your people Happy Holidays (Happy Holidays). / We're so blessed to see these better days. / Oh, what a year it's been / All the up's and down's … / It's a New Year, baby, so glad that we made it out / all drinks on me, uh (all drinks on me)," Jacquees soulfully sings on the last track.

"Jolly Liver," Beach Slang

"I want beer!" James Alex of Philly rock outfit Beach Slang repeatedly growls over the chorus of their new rock 'n roll bah-humbug track, "Jolly Liver." Alex, who penned the song, closes it out with the amazing lines: "A-well-a-well-a, ho, ho, ho / and a-all that junk. / There ain't no halo hangin' 'round this dump. / I meant to be a saint. I ended up a drunk."

The new, rocking holiday-inspired song, released earlier this month, came along with the news that the band's next album, The Deadbeat Bang of Heartbreak City, is due out Jan. 10.

"Not Another Christmas Song," blink-182

Apparently not one to follow their own advice, pop-punk group blink-182 follows 2001's "Won't Be Home For Christmas" with 2019's "Not Another Christmas Song." The new Christmas song has Mark Hoppus singing, "I'm burned out like lights on a tree. / Old songs, can't listen to these. / Fake a smile but all I can see is empty boxes and trees. / Another year not a coffin / Growing up or whatever you call it."

"Christmas Techno Dance," Klaus Blatter

This year, Santa was generous, as there are actually more new holiday songs than we can include on this list. We'll go out with the bizarre, hilarious holiday club track, "Christmas Techno Dance" by German comedic dance outfit act Klaus Blatter. It's paired with an equally wacky music video, for which the YouTube description explains, "The Christmas Techno Dance video is basically a summarized updating of the Bible with all the boring elements of the story removed… If you wish to enter the kingdom of god all you are for needing is this video and single of Klaus Blatter. The story is told!"

From the Recording Academy family to you and yours, please have a safe, joyful, music-filled holiday!

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"Women have a really necessary perspective to art, to music, and it's really nice to see that getting a chance to be included," Musgraves said, following her 2019 GRAMMY wins
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Jun 11, 2019 - 3:45 pm

Recently, Bumble Bizz, the professional networking segment of the Bumble app, announced an almost-too-good-to-be true contest allowing female artists the chance to be mentored by six-time GRAMMY winner Kacey Musgraves, recent Best New Artist nominee Bebe Rexha or indie electro-pop powerhouse Hayley Kiyoko. Oh, and those selected will also be given a performance slot at a major festival—Lollapalooza, Outside Lands, Austin City Limits, Music Midtown or Voodoo Music + Arts Experience—in 2020.



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While women are burning up the music charts, they’re underrepresented on stage at music festivals. We’re working with our community to change that. Through Empowered by @BumbleBizz Music, we’re giving users the opportunity to be mentored by @SpaceyKacey, @BebeRexha, or @HayleyKiyoko — and the chance to perform at one of the top festivals next year. This competition is available to all women in the US! To enter, swipe until you see this profile in Bizz mode on Bumble. Submissions close June 30th, and winners will be announced later this summer!

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Basically, you just have to upload the biggest bops you've created to Bumble Bizz by June 30 and pray to the music goddesses to be given such a golden opportunity. Bumble detailed the instructions in a post on their site:

"All you have to do is upload your music to the Bizz professional networking mode within the Bumble app for the opportunity to receive a performance spot. Simply open Bizz and swipe until you see the #EmpoweredByBizz application."

Kacey Musgraves On 2019 GRAMMY Wins, Women In Music & More

At the 61st GRAMMY Awards earlier this year, country queen Musgraves took home four wins, including for the prestigious Album Of The Year for Golden Hour, which also earned her Best Country Album. During her backstage speech that evening, she spoke to the importance of women's music getting a chance to be heard and celebrated.

"Women have a really necessary perspective to art, to music, and it's really nice to see that getting a chance to be included," she said. "I think it takes two to tango in that. I think it takes women having the balls to put out art that might not always be liked by everyone, but it also takes people on the other side of that to reach out and give those things a chance to be heard or seen," Musgraves said.

Entries for the Bumble Bizz contest must be submitted by June 30, 2019; they say they'll announce the winners "later this summer."

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