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The show will feature special guests Hootie and the Blowfish, Luke Combs and Lauren Alaina. Tickets for the show go on sale March 23, with a special presale set for March 20. Get concert details right here.

on Tuesday night, the former *NSYNC singer kicked off the album's world tour with the first of two sold-out shows in Toronto, Ontario. Timberlake's set list included a mix of new material, such as "Flannel" and "Supplies" from Man Of The Woods and throwback hits like "Senorita" and "SexyBack."

The black-and-white footage shows Camila rehearsing with backup dancers and checking in with technical pros. The minute-long clip is backed by her song "Into It," and Camila captioned the tweet, "#NeverBeTheSameTour in the making," with purple heart and crystal ball emojis.

The time-traveling clip opens with the rapper waking up in a back alley looking beat up and worse for wear. When he stumbles into a nearby doorway, he's transported to the Roaring '20s. There, he drinks to excess as he lords over a Prohibition-era party.

Swift shared the rehearsal videos on Instagram, featuring the singer clad in athleisure wear working on the moves synced up with the final product from the finished piece.

Miley just shared images from her performance that night and backstage as she posed with Sam Smith. The special was filmed January 30 at Madison Square Garden, two days after this year's Recording Academy ceremony.

In addition to Cyrus and Smith, artists like Ed Sheeran, Lady Gaga, Chris Martin, Kesha, John Legend made appearances. John himself (who recently announced his retirement from touring) also performed to celebrate his decades-long career in music.

All of the material in the set will be new, rare or previously unreleased. Music for the project was originally featured at the Venice Biennale, the Marble Palace in St. Petersburg, Ritan Park in Beijing, the Sydney Opera House and the Astana Expo in Kazakhstan, and more, reports Spin.

In a web extra, Colbert and Johnson tried to collaborate on a second song: Mason Jenning's 'I Love You and Buddha, Too," which didn't go quite as smoothly.

The remaining seven shows will only be available to YouTube Red subscribers. In a press release, the show is described as "an intimate eyewitness account of their star-making, sold-out world tour," and a 'personal portrayal dedicated to each other and to their fans across the globe.

The saga began with West's song, "No More Parties in L.A.," during which he raps the line: "I wish I dressed as fresh as Shia LaBeouf." It was enough to spark a visit to LaBeouf's home to talk about a possible art collaboration. West's plan: a pop-up shop featuring the actor's clothing.

Some songs can be a wrestling match and others not. This one falls in the latter category. I find the recording process to be a great source of creativity and inspiration, building things from nothing, adding colors to a blank canvas. The concept behind the album Future Country is having a variety of artists add their unique voices to compositions other than their own. It's a recording project, not a band. There will be no tours but perhaps some live re-creations of the album in its entirety. The County Well is what we call the band of musicians who joined to create. We call it Future Country because we are using drum loops and modern technology with classic acoustic instruments.

Turns out the recording situation for a lot of artists can be quite stressful. Seeing the little red recording light go on and knowing that the next musical choices made are going down in history can be daunting. Having a bottle of whiskey in the studio and this situation occurring, before noon, well, there you have it. With "Noon" in the title the topic of time was easily introduced, and who doesn't like to write lyrics about time. The chorus, "It's too late or it's too soon for whiskey before noon" was born as the artist took a sip and we looked at the clock. The rest rolled out in minutes. The music was a jaunty, rolling piece I had written on a nylon string guitar sitting on the couch watching football. It was waiting for lyrics. This was also the first piece of music written and recorded in my new studio, in my new hometown of Hailey, Idaho. I had been introduced to Alyssa Joy Claffey by a musical friend and found she played violin. I had never recorded a violin player and there she was, right on cue for the solo section of "whiskey" as it was being assembled. Weeks before I had needed something mastered and was put in touch with a local engineer. "Do you play bass," I asked. You bet. I emailed Gary Carlson the original track and he laid down a beautifully funky bass line and emailed it back in days. I had Graham Guest from Houston-based Moses Guest visiting from Marin County and had him add vocal and guitar. It was almost there. When Michael Blumenstein from Boise band Bread and Circus was in town for a gig, I had him come in to add acoustic guitar and a little whiskey rap that brought it all together. The musicians were never all in the same room at the same time.

In today's music world, bands are out there on their own, trying to promote themselves and build an audience that cares about them, with no outside help. The Country Well concept is attempting to join some of these talents together to help support these communities of artists outside their own band for the good of all.