The singer made the announcement via his official Instagram account, writing: "Got myself a fiance just before new year. We are very happy and in love, and our cats are chuffed as well xx."
For those who are not British, "chuffed" means very pleased. Check out Ed's sweet announcement post
here.
The pair of brand tracks are the first new music released from the Canadian artist following his playlist project More Life, which was released in March of 2017.
Check out both of Drizzy's new tracks, which contain explicit language,
here.
Sheeran collaborator Amy Wadge, Snow Patrol frontman Johnny McDaid, Julia Michaels and Benjamin Levin also worked on the tune, which is the first single from Urban's upcoming album, Graffiti U.
"I just loved the song the very first time I heard it � it just struck me as one of those kinds of songs that comes along very, very rarely," Urban said in a prepared statement. "I grabbed my guitar, started playing it and it just fit. It felt so right for me and I was just anxious to get in the studio and get to work on it."
Urban's ninth studio album, Graffiti U, is scheduled for release later this year. Check out the new song
here.
The eight-time GRAMMY winner will take the stage alongside DJ Khaled and Bryson Tiller. The trio will perform their hit collaboration "Wild Thoughts."
The 2018 GRAMMY Awards will broadcast live from New York City's Madison Square Garden at 7:30 PM ET on CBS Sunday, January 28. Read more
here.
All three of the artists hit social media to promote the forthcoming single, which is set to debut on Jan. 23. Zedd even went so far as to post a 16-second "teaser" on YouTube with no audio at all.
It would appear that we'll all have to wait until Jan. 23 to hear how this country/pop/EDM collaboration will sound--and to see if it's a cover of the 2001 Jimmy Eat World song of the same name. Read more
here.
My EP "The Story" truly tells my story and I hope to inspire others.
Having gone through being bullied however, I turned my hardship into "Reflection", which looks back at my personal experiences.
"The line in the song 'living everyday not knowing what was going to happen or be' shows everything I've gone through getting up each and every day." But having been bullied has given me the inspiration to help others that are going through the same thing. "There are many stories you hear about people being bullied and how they resort to harmful and drastic measures which could lead to dangerous outcomes." I had the perfect outlet to channel my own pain, I had my singing to turn to and it's only made me stronger. As a way to escape from the feelings of being hurt, bullied, and hated on, I started writing in my journal...which turned into a source for songs that told my story".
The second song in my EP is "Back To Me." I wrote this song after the hardships I faced with bullying. The inspiration came from learning to trust and love again after being hurt and let down. The line in the song "can you bring me back to life" shows that I was so broken down that I wanted to move forward and find the strength to trust and love people again.
The third song in my EP is called "Never Letting Go." This song sums up my EP in the sense that you should never let go of what you want and never give up because anything is possible. Through everything I had gone through no matter what, I knew that I was never going to give up on my dream. I want this song to inspire others, no one should let what anyone says stop them from going for what they want. A line in the song that is so important to me is, "Take the risk or the chance to lose it all, let the burning desire go," meaning you should always take a chance on anything that you believe in. For me I took the chance to live my dreams and pursue what I love to do which is singing. This is my story, and I'm glad that I am able to share it with the world in hopes to inspire and help others.
Hearing is believing. Now that you know the story behind the song, listen for yourself and learn more about the album
right here!
The tour is set to kick off April 3 in Portland, Oregon and wrap up May 28 in Morrison, Colorado and it also includes an appearance at both weekends of this year's Coachella festival.
In the annoucementclip, the sisters perform choreography to the theme song of Sister, Sister -- the 1990s switched-at-birth comedy starring Tia and Tamera Mowry. Watch the fun clip, and see all the of the sibling's tour dates
here.
"I would just tell myself not to worry as much," the "Marry Me" singer revealed via a press release. "It's so easy as an artist to just think that every little moment is going to be your downfall, whether you cut the wrong song, or a song didn't go top 10."
"Obviously those things can affect your career, but I think I would go back and tell myself like, 'Dude, just chill out and enjoy yourself rather than just always worrying about what's to come.' You know, really trying to sit there and enjoy the good things when they happen." Read more
here.
"I'm so proud of the amazing young man you are, and the young man you are becoming," she captioned the photo. "None of us are perfect and never will be, (so we will always need patience and grace for each other), but your genuine growing relationship with Jesus is evident in the choices you are making daily and the good 'fruit' you bear. I admire your character and integrity. You are maturing beautifully and wise beyond your years. You are so funny that I find myself laughing out loud when I'm alone, remembering of something you said or did. And your heart is gold. I love you to the moon and back. Love, mom. Ps. Did I mention I was proud of you?"
The pop star and his mom were previously estranged (via People), but the pair appear to have put their past differences aside. See Pattie Mallette's heartfelt post about her son
here.
Throughout Lambert's 24-city 2018 Livin' Like Hippies Tour, which kicked off on January 18, MuttNation Foundation will collect dog food, treats, supplies and cash donations for a local shelter. Concertgoers that want to donate can go to the designated 'Fill the Little Red Wagon" area, located at the entrance of each venue before the show.
'I always try to combine my two passions which are music and mutts," Lambert, the proud owner of eight rescue dogs, said in a press release. "I've gotten to meet some amazing people that run shelters in the communities where we perform, and I always love connecting with other dog-loving fans." Read more
here.
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