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This show marks the first band performance since the conclusion of a worldwide tour in January 2019, which culminated in a sold-out four night run at London’s Brixton Academy.

“I can’t remember which one of us had the idea, but I do remember having the melody to the hook,” said Craig about writing the song. “Once someone said, ‘good things come to those who drink,’ we knew this song was gonna write itself…and we all agreed it would make the perfect t-shirt!”

This April, to mark the 10th anniversary of the hit series’ premiere, HBO has launched The Iron Anniversary, a month-long celebration to commemorate the series, engage passionate fans, and ignite audiences’ excitement for the next iteration of the franchise, with “House of the Dragon” slated to begin production this year.

Bailey wrote “Jeep Beach” with Jared Anderson, Davis Branch and Ryan Robinette. The track was produced by Robbie Artress (Priscilla Block) for Pink Mustang, LLC.

Boasting an instantly memorable chorus and driving melody, “Nobody Knows” was produced by The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus’ Ron Winter and is Astoria State’s desperate plea for answers in a world that seems in constant turbulence.

“I don’t think I’ve ever smiled more while watching a movie in my life,” says Oscar-winning filmmaker Peter Farrelly (Green Book), who serves as executive producer. “Sam and Mattie are superstars!”

The series is executive produced by Ashton Kutcher and Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment and hosted by Chegg CEO Dan Rosensweig and co-hosted by entrepreneur and millennial money expert Tonya Rapley, and will premiere on Crackle Thursday, May 20th.

The flagship series’ final, expanded season will kick off with eight new episodes, the first of a massive 24-episode story arc that will bring the show’s decade-long successful run to conclusion. 

“I wrote ‘Loose Strings’ after a good healthy disagreement with my better half,” explains Cobb. “It’s hard to hold anything down with loose strings but if you keep working at it they’ll eventually tighten up and it’s worth it. It’s different than a song I would normally put on an album but it’s the raw emotion of a very real moment.”

Over 25 artists will perform more than 30 songs from three iconic Country Music venues: the Grand Ole Opry House,Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium and The Bluebird Cafe.

Viola Davis and the late Chadwick Boseman were also honored with nominations for their roles in the film adaptation of August Wilson's 'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom'; the whole ensemble cast was also nominated in the aforementioned cast category.

About the new track, Speers explains, “Like a lot of people I think I've spent more time thinking about death recently, and this song developed out of that. How blind death is and also how certain it is.

About the new song, ONR explains, “'It Gets To A Point' is about the meeting of absolutes, hitting breaking point, a disbelief that things can get so far and go so crazy without intervention.

To celebrate the release, he just uncovered the music video for standout track “Move It To The Side.”  In the visual, a recently deceased John-Robert cruises around picking up souls with the Grim Reaper as part of Dead Drops, LLC.  

The album serves as a companion piece to Lovato’s YouTube Originals documentary, Demi Lovato: Dancing with the Devil.

Other platforms may be added at a later time and all releases will eventually be made available for licensing.

A project more than four years in the making, World Famous Tour encompasses a number of genres, drawing on elements of experimental dance music, bedroom pop and sample-based production across its twelve tracks.

Influential rap playlist Rap Caviar praised recent singles 'Pain Into Passion,' a declaration of turning adversity into an unwavering lifestyle, by saying 'Woo York is in good hands,' and 'Hot Winter,' dubbing Woo, 'one of the hottest rappers in Brooklyn Drill scene right now.' 

Jackson – a member of the Songwriters Hall of Fame – penned 15 of the album’s songs, including the title track. Keith Stegall, his longtime producer, once again plays that role on Where Have You Gone.

It highlights his chameleonic progression once again. Just last month, he unleashed the guitar-driven “BORED” and captivated fans, while THE FACE also featured him as part of a detailed exposé on hyperpop.