Last night, the Country Music Association held its annual CMA Awards in Nashville. The idea was for this to be a “no drama” evening — a regular in-person event, like the kinds we used to get before the pandemic. That’s not quite what happened. Various announced performers — Florida Georgia Line, ...

Joni Mitchell, Ian MacKaye, Carly Rae Jepsen, Dave Grohl, Billie Eilish, Willie Nelson, Lady Gaga, Mavis Staples, Neil Young, Coldplay, and hundreds of other musicians and comedians have signed a letter addressed and sent to Congress in support of the National Independent Venue Association's request for government assistance.

Although it's been delayed from spring to summer, Willie Nelson's 70th studio album First Rose Of Spring is still on its way. He's already shared the record's title track and the Chris Stapleton-penned "Our Song." Today, he's shared another track.

This summer, Foo Fighters are getting busy. They're heading out on their "Van Tour" -- a jaunt that, unlike most van tours, will take them to some of North America's finest hockey arenas. Bandleader Dave Grohl has also said that the band's new album is done and that they're making a documentary about van touring.

The Grammys are creeping up on us quite quickly. Thanks to the Oscars moving up their broadcast to 2/9 and the Super Bowl going down 2/2, Music's Biggest Night™ will be 1/26 at the Staples Center in LA. That's only 11 days away, so the performer schedule is filling up.