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Photo: Zac Brown / Instagram   Country star Zac Brown will headline the first-ever “Proud to Honor: Celebrating America’s Heroes” concert next Friday in Nashville, Tennessee.  The event, created by Ford Motor Company, Blue Star Families, and TikTok, will honor Veterans Day and raise funds for service members, veterans, and their families.  Other performers include Breland, Lanie Gardner, Mickey Guyton, Ne-Yo, and The War and Treaty.  Photo: Zac Brown / Instagram The concert will take place at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum and start at 9 p.m. ET on Nov. 7.  Fans can also watch the show live on TikTok, where popular creators will take part in promoting the event.  Brown said he is proud to join a cause that supports those who have given so much for the country.  The 47-year-old singer has long supported veterans through his music and work with Hope for the Warriors.  Earlier this year, he received the Veterans Voice Award for his contin...

Photo: Chris Stapleton / Instagram   Country star Chris Stapleton has postponed his weekend shows after being told to rest his voice while recovering from bronchitis.  The singer shared the news on Instagram on Thursday, Oct. 9, saying he was “battling bronchitis” and following his doctor’s orders for vocal rest.  The 47-year-old “Tennessee Whiskey” hitmaker apologized to fans in Hollywood, Florida, where he was set to perform on Oct. 10 and 11.  Photo: Chris Stapleton / Instagram   Those concerts, part of his 2025 All-American Road Show  tour, have been moved to January 10 and 11, 2026.  Stapleton said all tickets will still be valid for the new dates, and refunds are available until Nov. 10.  Fans flooded the comments with love and support, wishing him a fast recovery.  Many said his health comes first and that they’ll be ready to see him in January. Stapleton’s next concert is set for Nov. 1 in Gonzales, Louisiana, giving him time to fully...

Photo: Jelly Roll / Instagram   Country singer Jelly Roll once feared for his life every night as he battled severe health issues, his health coach Gary Brecka revealed.  Speaking on the “Bussin’ With the Boys” podcast, Brecka said the singer, who once weighed over 500 pounds, reached out on social media asking if he helped “fat people.” Jelly Roll told him he had to sleep wedged between pillows to avoid suffocating and kept his car radio loud to drown out the sound of his own wheezing.  Photo: Jelly Roll / Instagram   Brecka said he and his team flew to Los Angeles to meet the singer, then traveled with him to Las Vegas to run medical tests.   On the plane, Brecka said it was heartbreaking to see how much Jelly Roll struggled to fit in his seat.  The coach shared that Jelly Roll would thank God every morning just for waking up alive.  Jelly Roll DM’d Gary Brecka, “Do you work with fat people?” and that question ended up changing his life forever pic....