Just days after fans were buzzing over his flirty backstage moment with ex-wife Miranda Lambert at the 2025 ACM Awards, Blake Shelton seems to have pulled out all the romantic stops to smooth things over with Gwen Stefani—and the result has fans feeling all the feels.

According to sources close to the couple, Gwen was not thrilled after catching wind of Blake and Miranda sharing a few cozy laughs and lingering glances behind the scenes. While nothing over-the-top happened, people who saw the footage couldn’t ignore the old spark—and apparently, neither could Gwen.

But instead of defending himself or brushing it off, Blake decided to let his actions do the talking. He reportedly turned their home into a romantic retreat, filling their bedroom with red roses, flickering candlelight, and soft music. And in the middle of it all? Just the two of them, a guitar, and a duet that once defined their love story—“Nobody But You.”

The couple sat side by side on their bed, strumming and singing the song that originally melted hearts back in 2019. But this time, with everything that had just happened, the lyrics hit a little deeper: “I don’t wanna live without you, I don’t wanna even breathe.”

A close friend of the pair captured the sweet, spontaneous moment on video, and once it hit social media, it took off like wildfire. Fans praised the raw emotion, especially when Gwen wiped away a tear mid-song. “This is how you make things right,” one commenter wrote. “Real love speaks louder than words.”

Whether it was a romantic apology or simply a private reminder of their bond, one thing is clear: Blake and Gwen’s connection is still very real—and fans are rooting for them more than ever.

Riley Green has been a steady force in country music for over a decade, known for hits like “There Was This Girl,” “Half of Me,” and the emotional fan-favorite “I Wish Grandpas Never Died.” With two studio albums under his belt—his latest, Ain’t My Last Rodeo, dropping in October 2023—Riley’s success continues to grow. But this time, he’s sharing the spotlight in a big way.

Riley recently teamed up with rising country star Ella Langley for their fiery duet “You Look Like You Love Me,” and the pair took their chemistry across the pond—straight to the UK. Performing in front of 50,000 fans at a record-breaking country concert in London’s Hyde Park, they delivered a moment that country fans won’t forget anytime soon.

Though country music doesn’t usually top the charts in the UK, this show proved the genre is gaining ground fast. With artists like Riley Green and Morgan Wallen headlining, fans turned out in full force, making it the largest country music event in UK history.

Onstage, Riley and Ella delivered “You Look Like You Love Me” with passion and authenticity, filling the massive venue with heartfelt harmonies and undeniable chemistry. The crowd swayed and sang along as their voices blended perfectly, creating a performance that felt both intimate and electric.

Riley shared the special moment on TikTok with the caption:

“Performed LIVE with @ellalangley at the biggest country show in the history of the United Kingdom. Thank you to everyone that came out to Hyde Park.”

Fans flooded the comments with excitement. One wrote, “Riley Green is on top of country music. Can’t argue with that.” Another added, “You both were incredible. And the fact that so many of us got to experience this together is amazing.”

As for the song itself, Riley admitted he never expected it to take off the way it has—especially overseas.

“Ella joined me on tour this year with Tracy Lawrence,” Riley explained. “When you spend that much time together, songs and ideas just come naturally. A friend played that song for me, and I ended up writing the second verse. Honestly, no one expected it to blow up like this.”

Well, it definitely has—and fans on both sides of the Atlantic are here for it. With “You Look Like You Love Me” gaining momentum and winning hearts, it’s clear that Riley Green and Ella Langley have tapped into something special.

Riley Green and Ella Langley have already proven they’re a dynamic duo in country music, thanks to the hit “You Look Like You Love Me.” But recently, they took things up a notch by performing a brand-new, unreleased song live—showing their chemistry is very much real and ready to shine.

Ella Langley Joins Riley Green Onstage
Ella has been a special part of Riley Green’s Ain’t My Last Rodeo Tour, often wowing crowds with their popular duet. So when Ella stepped on stage recently, fans naturally expected another round of their beloved hit.

Riley playfully addressed the crowd, “I know what y’all are thinking — but if you don’t mind, Ella and I have been on tour together, and I’m a huge fan of her music. We have a big song out, and some of you might know it, but tonight, we want to try something new. We’ve never played it live before, so wish us luck—and if we mess up, just don’t post it, okay?”

With a grin, he introduced the song, “‘Don’t Mind If I Do’ — this one’s mine.”

The song starts with Riley singing from the perspective of someone who’s still holding on, hoping to mend a broken relationship:
“I’m one memory away / Of falling apart because / I might still love you / Hope you don’t mind if I do…”

Ella then takes the spotlight, sharing the other side of the story—a woman who’s not as “over it” as her ex might think.

Ella Langley on the Rapid Success of “You Look Like You Love Me”
The success of “You Look Like You Love Me” didn’t happen by chance. A clip of Ella singing her solo verse and hook on TikTok blew up with over 10 million views, helping the song gain huge traction.

Ella, who opened for Riley on his tour, explained, “I originally sent him the song so we could sing it together on tour. We were working on another song, but then we just jumped into this one—and it’s been a whirlwind ever since.”

Their natural chemistry and genuine connection continue to captivate fans, proving there’s plenty more great music ahead from this talented pair.

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Unreleased song by @Riley Green & @Ella Langley #rileyduckman #rileygreen #ellalangley #countrymusic #festivalcountrydelotbinière

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Back when Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert were one of country music’s most beloved couples, they created a song that would leave a lasting mark on fans everywhere. That song was Over You—a deeply personal and emotional ballad inspired by Blake’s heartbreaking loss of his older brother.

A Song Born from Heartache
Over You wasn’t just another hit—it came straight from the heart. The song, released in 2012 on Miranda’s Four the Record album, was co-written by the couple and told the story of Blake’s brother Richie, who tragically passed away in a car accident when Blake was just 14.

Blake had never fully opened up about that loss in song, but Miranda encouraged him to put his pain into words. What came from that was Over You, a raw and honest tribute that struck a powerful chord with listeners. Miranda delivered the vocals, but it was Blake’s personal story woven through the lyrics that made it unforgettable.

A Moment of Musical Vulnerability
When Blake and Miranda performed Over You together, fans felt the emotion pour from the stage. Miranda’s tender voice and Blake’s visible vulnerability created a stirring moment every time. There was nothing flashy—just two artists sharing something incredibly real.

The song quickly became a fan favorite and earned major recognition, including the CMA Song of the Year award. But more than that, it became a source of comfort for anyone who had experienced loss. Lyrics like “You went away, how dare you, I miss you” captured the kind of grief that’s hard to speak aloud—but instantly understood.

A Bittersweet Chapter
Even after Blake and Miranda’s divorce in 2015, Over You has remained one of the most powerful songs in their catalogs. While Blake stopped performing it publicly, its legacy lives on—etched in country music history and in the hearts of fans.

Their collaboration on the track is more than just a memory of their time together—it’s a reminder of how music can turn pain into healing, and how a shared story can reach people far beyond the ones who wrote it.

A Lasting Impact
Years may have passed, but the emotional weight of Over You still resonates. It’s a song about loss, love, and the things we carry with us forever. And even though Blake and Miranda have taken different paths, what they created together in that moment remains timeless.

It’s not just one of Miranda’s most iconic songs—it’s one of country music’s most unforgettable ballads.

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The 2024 CMA Awards were filled with powerful performances, emotional tributes, and unforgettable moments—but one moment truly stood out and touched everyone’s heart.

The night kicked off with a wave of energy as Lainey Wilson, who also co-hosted the event, delivered a stunning performance of “Amarillo by Morning”—a fitting nod to the King of Country himself, George Strait.

Jamey Johnson followed with a soul-stirring cover of “Give It Away,” honoring Strait’s legendary career. Miranda Lambert and Parker McCollum teamed up next for a moving rendition of “Troubadour,” reminding everyone just how timeless George’s music is.

But it was when the stage lights came up and George Strait appeared—dressed in his signature black outfit and cowboy hat—that the crowd held its breath. Standing beside him was Chris Stapleton, ready to join him for a powerhouse duet of “Honky Tonk Hall of Fame.” Their chemistry was undeniable, blending two generations of country music royalty into one electric performance.

As the final notes faded and the audience rose to their feet, Strait took a moment to speak from the heart.

“First of all, I want to thank my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ,” he said humbly, before going on to thank the CMA for honoring him with the 2024 Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award—one of the highest honors in country music.

With his signature charm, Strait also gave a shoutout to the stars who performed his songs during the show. “It’s amazing to hear y’all do them – I’m so glad I got to ‘em before you,” he joked, looking toward Jamey Johnson and adding with a smile, “Not you, Jamey.”

Things turned tender when Strait began thanking the people closest to his heart—especially his family. “I want to thank my family who are all here tonight,” he said. “My wife Norma, my son Bubba, his wife Tamara, my grandkids Harvey and Jillian… and especially Norma, who has supported me for just shy of 53 years—it’s been an amazing 53 years.”

As he spoke those words, the camera panned to Norma in the audience, looking radiant in a black and white dress. She was visibly emotional, eyes brimming with tears, overwhelmed by her husband’s tribute and the love in the room.

Strait also took a moment to remember those who were no longer with him, including his longtime fiddle player Gene Elders and road manager Tom Foote—adding a layer of reflection to an already emotional night.

With a career that spans over four decades, George Strait remains a true icon: 60 No. 1 hits, 33 platinum albums, more than 70 million records sold, and a staggering 83 CMA nominations—the most in the show’s history.

But as incredible as those numbers are, it was his heartfelt words to his wife that brought the entire arena to its feet.

A living legend, a devoted husband, and a humble Texan—George Strait reminded us all why he’s the King of Country.

Fans at CMA Fest got a beautiful surprise on June 7 when Lainey Wilson joined country legend Wynonna Judd onstage to sing the classic Judds hit, “Mama He’s Crazy.” The unforgettable moment happened during the third day of the festival in Nashville and quickly became one of the night’s most talked-about highlights.

A Timeless Song That Still Hits Home
“Mama He’s Crazy” isn’t just a hit—it’s one of country music’s most iconic love songs. Released back in 1984 by The Judds (Wynonna and her mom, Naomi), the song struck a chord with fans, reaching #1 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and becoming the third-biggest country song of that year.

In the song, Wynonna sings to her mama about a man who completely swept her off her feet. He tells her she’s “hung the moon and stars”—and she’s never felt so loved before.

Even 40+ years later, this heartfelt tune still resonates with listeners. It was even re-recorded for A Tribute to The Judds in 2023—with none other than Lainey Wilson and Dolly Parton teaming up to bring it back to life.

“When I got the call to be part of the tribute album, I didn’t hesitate,” Lainey said on The Bobby Bones Show. “The Judds are part of the soundtrack of my childhood. And when they said Dolly might be involved, I about passed out!”

Lainey and Wynonna: A Country Sisterhood
Lainey and Wynonna have been building a strong bond in recent years. They previously teamed up on a cover of Tom Petty’s “Refugee” for a tribute album in 2024—a collaboration that Lainey called “a career highlight.” She added, “I truly cherish our lifelong friendship. Wynonna is the real deal, y’all.”

Their connection was on full display during Wynonna’s “Girls Night Out” show at the Ascend Amphitheater during CMA Fest. The event featured a stellar lineup including Sara Evans, Little Big Town, The War and Treaty, and Noah Cyrus—but it was the surprise duet with Lainey that stole the show.

Lainey started the song solo, sweetly wrapping an arm around Wynonna as the crowd watched in awe. Wynonna joined in halfway through with her signature powerhouse vocals, and the two finished the song side by side, full of joy and mutual admiration.

At the end of the performance, Wynonna looked at Lainey and said, “I love you.” Lainey smiled back and replied, “Love you too, my red-headed sister.”

A Moment to Remember
The duet wasn’t just a tribute to a classic—it was a celebration of legacy, love, and friendship between two generations of country queens. And for fans lucky enough to be there, it was a magical moment they won’t soon forget.

You can watch the touching performance below—it’s a must-see for any country music fan!

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@Lainey Wilson & @Wynonna Judd perform “Mama He’s Crazy” #laineywilson #wynonnajudd #thejudds #nashville #cmafest #foryou #foryoupage #fyp #countrymusic

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It was a hot and humid Thursday night in Cullman, Alabama—but that didn’t stop Ella Langley from turning up the heat even more. Taking the stage at the Rock the South festival on July 20, 2023, the rising country star didn’t just perform—she owned the moment, showing everyone exactly why she’s being called one of country music’s brightest new voices.

With her signature mix of Southern rock edge and heartfelt country lyrics, Ella kicked things off with the fiery crowd favorite “Damn You.” Dressed in a fringed jacket and well-worn boots, she instantly had thousands of fans hanging on every word. Her Alabama twang and powerful stage presence made it feel like more than a concert—it felt like a homecoming.

“This is home,” Ella told the cheering crowd. “And I can’t tell y’all what it means to play this stage tonight.”

Raised just down the road in Hope Hull, Langley brought genuine hometown pride to the stage. It wasn’t just where she was from—it was who she was. Her songs, like “Country Boy’s Dream Girl” and “You Look Like You Love Me,” captured the heart of small-town life—love, grit, and everything in between.

Halfway through her set, Ella took a moment to reflect on the journey that led her here.

“I played bars, honky-tonks, and anywhere that’d let me plug in a mic,” she said. “Now I’m here, and y’all are singing these songs back to me. That’s the dream.”

The crowd roared in response, and the energy only got higher as she launched into “Country Boy’s Dream Girl.” The song—equal parts bold and flirty—had fans singing along, raising their beers, and swaying in rhythm. You could feel that Ella wasn’t just up there for the crowd—she was one of them.

With a raw vocal power that calls to mind artists like Miranda Lambert, Ella still managed to carve out a sound all her own. Her set moved effortlessly between gritty rock moments and tender country ballads. Tracks like “Excuse the Mess” and “Hole in the Bottle” showed her range, switching between swagger and soul with ease.

As the sun set behind the Alabama hills and stage lights lit up the night, Ella closed her set with a surprise—an unreleased track that hinted at even more music to come. “It’s just the beginning,” she said with a smile, waving to a crowd that clearly didn’t want the night to end.

For Ella Langley, Rock the South wasn’t just another show—it was a celebration of how far she’s come and how far she’s going. With her roots planted deep in Alabama soil and her star rising fast, one thing is clear: country music’s next big dream isn’t just a girl—she’s Ella.

When it comes to music legends, few names shine as brightly as Dolly Parton and Queen. Now, these two iconic forces have come together in a unique and exciting way—Dolly Parton has taken Queen’s mega-hit and given it a fresh, heartfelt new life. Her stunning new video, created in collaboration with NBCUniversal, celebrates the one-year countdown to the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, France. It’s a tribute that’s not only powerful but full of spirit, showcasing the magic that happens when legends honor legends.

@dollyparton

I’m so excited to team up with @NBC Olympics & Paralympics for the official music video of my new single “We Are The Champions/We Will Rock You.” Check it out and mark your calendars for Paris 2024! 🏅

♬ We Are The Champions/We Will Rock You – Dolly Parton

A Queen Classic Meets Dolly’s Magic Touch
Queen’s music has long been celebrated for its timelessness and emotional depth. Their mega-hit, beloved by millions worldwide, has inspired generations of fans and musicians alike. So when Dolly Parton decided to cover one of their most famous songs, it was bound to turn heads.

Dolly is known for her unique voice, warmth, and authenticity—qualities that shine through in every note she sings. By taking on this Queen classic, she’s not just covering a song; she’s transforming it. Dolly’s version brings a fresh perspective, blending her country roots with the rock energy of the original. The result is a beautiful fusion that honors the original’s spirit while making it distinctly hers.

The Olympic Connection: Celebrating Global Unity
What makes this project even more special is its connection to the 2024 Olympics. NBCUniversal, a major force behind the Olympic Games coverage, partnered with Dolly to mark the one-year countdown to the global event in Paris. The Olympics are a symbol of unity, competition, and international friendship—values that resonate deeply with Dolly’s own message of hope and togetherness.

The video reflects this spirit perfectly. Set against the backdrop of Paris’s iconic landmarks, it weaves together scenes of athletes, artists, and everyday people coming together in celebration of human potential. Dolly’s soulful performance underscores the power of music to inspire and unite across borders.

A Visual Tribute That Touches the Heart
The video itself is a feast for the senses. From the opening shots, it’s clear that this is more than just a music video—it’s a celebration of life, resilience, and joy. Dolly’s presence is magnetic, her performance heartfelt and sincere.

Fans will notice the careful nods to Queen’s legacy, with subtle visual cues and musical flourishes that pay homage to Freddie Mercury and his legendary stage presence. It’s clear this project was made with respect and admiration for Queen’s impact on music history.

What Would Freddie Mercury Think?
Freddie Mercury, Queen’s charismatic frontman, left a lasting impact on the music world with his powerful voice and unforgettable performances. His spirit of innovation and fearless creativity inspired artists around the globe.

Though he’s no longer with us, it’s easy to imagine Freddie watching Dolly’s rendition with a proud smile. Her ability to honor his legacy while bringing her own unique style speaks to the timeless power of great music. This video feels like a heartfelt conversation across generations—an artist paying tribute to another, connected through the universal language of song.

Fans React: A Celebration of Two Legends
The response from fans has been overwhelmingly positive. Social media has been buzzing with praise for Dolly’s rendition, with many expressing how the song gave them chills and brought back memories of Queen’s original.

Many appreciate how Dolly made the song her own while keeping the emotional core intact. Comments like “Dolly brought so much soul to this Queen classic!” and “This video is pure magic—can’t wait for the Olympics now!” have flooded Twitter and Instagram.

Dolly Parton: A Voice That Unites
This collaboration is just the latest example of Dolly’s ability to connect with diverse audiences. From country music stages to pop culture moments, Dolly has always been a bridge-builder, using her music and personality to spread joy and kindness.

Her work with NBCUniversal for the Olympics countdown highlights her role as not just a singer, but a global ambassador for hope and togetherness. It’s a reminder that great music transcends genres and borders, bringing people together in celebration.

Looking Ahead: The 2024 Paris Olympics
As excitement builds for the 2024 Olympics, Dolly’s tribute sets the perfect tone. The Games are about pushing boundaries, celebrating human achievement, and creating moments that inspire generations. Dolly’s soulful take on a Queen classic encapsulates that spirit beautifully.

Fans and viewers around the world will get to experience this unique fusion of music and sport, reminding us all that no matter where we come from, we share a common dream.

Final Thoughts
Dolly Parton’s rendition of Queen’s iconic hit is much more than a cover—it’s a heartfelt homage and a celebration of legacy, unity, and inspiration. Paired with NBCUniversal’s Olympic countdown, it’s a powerful reminder of music’s ability to connect us all, no matter the language or genre.

Whether you’re a longtime fan of Dolly, a Queen devotee, or simply a lover of great music, this tribute is a must-watch. It’s a beautiful bridge between past and present, reminding us that great songs—and great artists—live forever.

As the countdown to Paris 2024 continues, Dolly’s tribute will surely be one of the most memorable musical moments leading up to the Games. It’s a gift to fans and a fitting tribute to two legends who have touched countless lives.

@lastinglooks

The Queen Dolly Parton just released a Queen cover for the Paris 2024 Olympics! 🥇🥈🥉#dollyparton #dollypartontiktok #dollypartonisqueen #dollypartonsong #dollypartonqueen #queenwearethechampions #queenwewillrockyou

♬ We Are The Champions/We Will Rock You – Dolly Parton

Jelly Roll might have wrapped up his Beautifully Broken tour and even joked about tossing his phone in the Cumberland River after his final Nashville show—but stepping away from the spotlight? Not so easy when you’re one of country music’s brightest stars.

This week, instead of a huge stadium, Jelly Roll found himself back on stage at a cozy honky tonk—Kid Rock’s very own bar in downtown Nashville.

What started as a low-key night quickly turned into something unforgettable when Jelly Roll showed up with some famous friends: comedians Tony Hinchcliffe and Bert Kreischer, plus Kid Rock himself. Even if the plan was to keep it chill, when music’s in your veins, the stage calls you back.

Jelly surprised everyone by joining the house band, Hippies & Cowboys, for a powerful performance of his hit “Save Me.” The crowd was already buzzing from the celebrity sightings, but that was just the start.

Soon enough, Jelly called up his crew for an impromptu southern rock jam session. Tony Hinchcliffe jumped behind the drums again—fans might remember his amazing “Simple Man” performance in Austin. Bert Kreischer, true to his wild style, tore off his shirt. And Kid Rock stepped up to complete the all-star lineup.

Together, they rocked out to Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Simple Man” and Marshall Tucker Band’s “Can’t You See,” turning an ordinary Wednesday into a night no one in the crowd will forget.

That’s the magic of Broadway in Nashville—you never know what kind of show you’ll stumble upon. Kid Rock is a regular at his bar and loves jumping on stage whenever inspiration hits. Just across the street, Eric Church has been known to hang out after his shows at Chief’s, playing piano and sharing laid-back moments with fans during his To Beat the Devil residency.

Sure, Nashville has its ups and downs, but nights like this remind us why it’s one of the most exciting music cities out there. Whether it’s catching Jelly Roll jamming with comedians or seeing Alan Jackson on a quiet night at AJ’s Good Time Bar, the city keeps serving up those once-in-a-lifetime musical surprises you just can’t find anywhere else.

If this week is any sign, Broadway’s got plenty more magic in store.

Kelly Clarkson has a way of turning every cover into something special with her beloved “Kellyoke” segment on The Kelly Clarkson Show. But on June 24, 2021, she took things to a whole new level with a performance that blended music, legacy, and family in the most touching way.

Joining her were Carnie and Wendy Wilson—daughters of Beach Boys legend Brian Wilson—and Carnie’s then-16-year-old daughter, Lola Bonfiglio. Together, the three generations of Wilson women teamed up with Clarkson to perform the Beach Boys’ timeless 1966 hit, “God Only Knows.”

The song, from the iconic Pet Sounds album, is often called one of the greatest songs ever written—and this performance gave it new life.

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A Beautiful Surprise from Brian Wilson Himself
Just when fans thought the performance couldn’t get any more special, something magical happened. As Kelly, Carnie, Wendy, and Lola reached the third verse, a familiar voice joined in—Brian Wilson himself, appearing live via video to finish the song alongside his family.

It was the first time three generations of Wilsons had performed together publicly, and it was a moment filled with love and harmony—literally and figuratively.

Lola later shared her excitement on social media, calling the experience a childhood dream come true:

“Not only did I get to sing with the absolutely incredible @kellyclarkson, but I was also able to share a really beautiful moment with my mom, aunt, and grandpa singing one of his most special songs, ‘God Only Knows.’ I am so grateful to have had this opportunity.”

Honoring Brian Wilson’s Legacy
That beautiful performance has taken on even deeper meaning following the sad news of Brian Wilson’s passing on June 11, 2025, at the age of 82.

His family announced his passing with a heartfelt message:

“We are heartbroken to announce that our beloved father Brian Wilson has passed away. We are at a loss for words right now. Please respect our privacy at this time as our family is grieving. We realize that we are sharing our grief with the world.”

Brian Wilson was more than a founding member of The Beach Boys—he was a visionary. His songwriting shaped the sound of American music, with classics like “Surfin’ U.S.A.,” “Help Me Rhonda,” “I Get Around,” and “Don’t Worry, Baby” becoming cultural touchstones.

With four No. 1 hits and over 30 Top 40 songs to his name, his influence is immeasurable. But perhaps his greatest legacy lives on in the voices of his children and grandchildren—and in moving moments like this one with Kelly Clarkson.