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Clayton gave an update on the project in a new interview with Rolling Stone. "We all very much feel like it needs to be the end of this year. It's not on any schedule anywhere, anything like that.

"We're going to get back to that later this year and polish it off and finish it off a bit more. But we think we're there with it. It's not like the switch to do these Joshua Tree shows was because we needed a lot of time. It was just because it's pretty much in the bag."

Adkins will be releasing the new record, his 12th studio album, on March 31st and has revealed a lyric video for the first single "Watered Down", which can be streamed here. He had this to say about the track, "When I first heard 'Watered Down' I felt an immediate connection with what I wanted to say.

"A man comes to a point in his life where he begins to reflect on his past and what he's learned and that's what fueled this song. If you've led the kind of life I've led, at some point you have to temper your vices."

The country star has been tapped to sing the National Anthem as part of the Super Bowl LI pregame program at NRG Stadium in Houston on Sunday, February 5th.

Bryan also announced that he will be a mentor to Blake Shelton's team on the next season of The Voice on NBC. "I enjoy being in the moment with those artists and in my gut feeling, tell them the best thing I can tell them and really lift them up," Bryan tells the Tennessean). "I think I get lost in the shuffle in the media of the guy who dances on stage. I think people don't realize that I moved to town, wrote songs and got a record deal. Early in my career, I was so nervous about big moments, I didn't even enjoy them. I just want to help these people settle into who they are and enjoy the moment."

The 40-second clip touches on many greatest hits from Spears' 2007 downward spiral, which involved psychiatric holds and erratic public behavior.

There's a visual of Britney's head-shaving incident, her ill-fated marriage to Kevin Federline and more tidbits from the annals of pop culture, mid-aughts. We also get to see Britney (played by Natasha Bennett) dance up a storm onstage, so perhaps the film is a fair representation of Spears' resiliency as a performer.

Lady Antebellum will appear as part of the event's pre-race concert on February 26th. It marks their third performance with the Daytona 500; they previously played the pre-race concert in 2008 and last year they performed at the inaugural Country 500 Music Festival.

The promotion has been leading up to some big plans in 2017: Diamond will celebrate the 50th anniversary of his hit "Solitary Man" with a 3-disc set and corresponding tour.

Neil Diamond 50 � The 50th Anniversary Collection spans five decades of success and 50 songs, curated by Diamond and accompanied by new liner notes. The collectors' set is available March 31 (which happens to be Diamond's birthday).

Jonas will take the stage during the second intermission, according to an NHL release. At an NHL gala on Friday night, Robin Thicke will pay tribute to his late father Alan Thicke. The evening (hosted by Jon Hamm) will also include an appearance by John Legend.

We reached out to Marc for his reaction and he shared, "It's really cool to be part of Trailer Park Boys brand and success, as I've been a fan of the show for a long time now! The support of the TPB Fan Base, as well as the EDM World, has been phenomenal in the first week - anxious to see what's ahead for 'Liquor & Whores' and we need people to continue listening to it endlessly on Spotify and sharing the link to the song!"

RJ Maine, Director of Global Operations for Tuukka's Tracks, a Globally Exclusive Label of Sony Music Entertainment adds, "This record hasn't even scratched the surface yet of where it can go. Unlike many tracks on Spotify 'Viral' Charts; Trailer Park Boys are an established brand globally thanks to their hit Netflix series and movies.

The tour is scheduled to get underway on February 22nd in Indianapolis at the Schrott Center for the PA and will be concluding on April 15th in San Juan Capistrano, CA at The Coach House.

The three-day country music event will be taking place at the Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island on June 23rd, 24th and 25th and will feature two stages of music.

He seems to be exploring EDM-esque territory and shedding some of the trap sound that helped make him famous. "Changed your old whip for a foreign/ Changed your old n�-, he was borin'/And you held it down when I was tourin'/ When I come home you be on me/ Yeah, you make a n�- feel wanted/ Yeah, you the one I been wantin'," he raps on the track.

During the performance, the rappers took turns improvising passages over the the beat, although Swae Lee handles most of the rhyming. In his spot, Lee spits about how Rae Sremmurd are here to stay: 'Dead on, Young Swae Lee I'm hittin' the game head-on/ And if you thought we was one hit wonders, you dead wrong."

The superstar could easily have passed by the musician without a nod, but instead Wonder joined Erhard for a duet. Erhard later posted video of the performance on Facebook.

The new album is set to be released on February 17th and The All Your Fault Tour will hit 20 clubs across North America throughout March with Daniel Skye opening for Rexha.

"I feel like hip-hop is based on being competitive," the lyricist began. "I'm going for something different, I'm not going for the number one hit. I'm trying to be the number one rapper in the game so I feel like that confidence comes from just knowing what you have to do to be number one. You can't half-step, you can't slack, you got to give your all so that's where my confidence comes from."

I wrote "Don't Let Your Heart Grow Cold" specifically to be the last song on American Wilderness. A lot of the album was written that way. It was sort of an accidental concept album, so most of the songs had their own place in how it all unfolded.

Much of American Wilderness is about wrestling with faith, culture, and myself in the context of 21st Century America. There's a lot of struggle and exasperation and sadness throughout. There are some lighter spots, for sure, but I'm a pretty hopeful person in general, so I wanted to make sure the album ended with hope. So I wrote a song to myself to remind me that, "The winter will turn into springtime," and to not let my heart grow cold.

It's a very personal song. I sing verses about my parents and my wife and my friends and playing music. But I've found that most of the time, when writing a song that seems so personal and vulnerable, those are the songs that complete strangers find the most meaning in. Songs are funny that way. Much of American Wilderness is like that, but as a whole, it's the album that most of my listeners have connected with the most deeply. I really love that.