In case you missed it, Lainey Wilson and Shaboozey took over the NFL Thanksgiving Halftime Show to perform a set of their hits. Lainey sang "Heart Like a Truck," "Hang Tight Honey," "4x4xU," "Wildflowers and Wild Horses" and "Save Me" with Jelly Roll, while Shaboozey performed "Last of My Kind," "Highway" and "A Bar Song (Tipsy)." You can watch Lainey and Shaboozey's full performances on YouTube.Runaway June has dropped a new upbeat track, "He Ain't My Problem," produced by Sugarland's Kristian Bush and co-written by the trio's Jennifer Wayne, Natalie Stovall and Stevie Woodward. "I thought I’d have a family that always stuck together, but sometimes stuff just happens," shares Jennifer. "We hope you can’t relate, but if you’re going through a divorce or a breakup or anything like that, this song is for you."The Band Perry will reunite on Jan. 25 for a homecoming show to raise money for Hurricane Helene relief. Original sibling members Kimberly Perry and Reid Perry will return, while Kimberly's husband, Johnny Costello, replaces Neil Perry. "As we return for this show, we are pleased to announce the addition of our newest family member, Johnny Costello, on mando and guitar. We wish Neil the most success on his solo journey," The Band Perry announced on Instagram. Presale begins Tuesday at 1 p.m. ET before the general sale on Friday at 10 a.m. local time at bandsintown.com.Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Courtesy of Columbia RecordKoe Wetzel's ringing in the holiday season with an expanded version of his 2023 Koe Wetzel Presents... Wetzel’s Wonderland project.Arriving Friday as Koe Wetzel Presents... Wetzel’s Wonderland Chapter 2, the seven-track collection will feature four new holiday classics: the Ben Burgess spoken-word intro "'Twas The Night Before Christmas,"  "Run Run Rudolph," "Merry Christmas Baby" and "Silver Bells.""I f****** love Christmas," Koe says in a release. "It is always a big deal in the Wetzel household, and we wanted to put our own spin on some more holiday classics for you. Ho Ho Ho from Uncle Koe!"On the non-holiday music front, Koe's currently in the top five of the country charts with his Jessie Murph-assisted single, "High Road."Here's the track list for Koe Wetzel Presents... Wetzel’s Wonderland Chapter 2:"'Twas The Night Before Christmas" (performed by Ben Burgess)"Run Run Rudolph""Merry Christmas Baby""Silver Bells""Please Come Home for Christmas""Blue Christmas""I’ll Be Home For Christmas" Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Disney/Larry McCormackAshley McBryde is celebrating a new life milestone: getting her very own welcome sign in her hometown.The Waldron, Arkansas, native recently returned to her old stomping grounds for the sign's unveiling, which read, "WELCOME TO WALDRON, ARKANSAS BIRTHPLACE OF ASHLEY MCBRYDE GRAND OLE OPRY MEMBER.""What an incredibly special day. I’ve always dreamed of making my Home State proud. They did me one better!" Ashley captioned her Instagram post. "Waldron, thank you for honoring me in such a special way. You’ll always be where I’m from."Several country stars showed up in the comments to praise Ashley."Not bad for a girl going nowhere," Jelly Roll wrote, referencing the title of her song "Girl Going Nowhere."Drew Baldridge said, "Congrats Ashley!! So amazing!" Terri Clark, who sang with Ashley on a newly recorded duet version of "Better Things to Do," added, "Congrats sweet sissy. Love you and you deserve it all."You can check out photos of Ashley's hometown welcome sign and the milestone moment on Instagram.Ashley's upcoming new track, "Ain't Enough Cowboy Songs," arrives Friday.Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Disney/Tanner YeagerJelly Roll is not worried his daughter, Bailee, will follow in his checkered-past footsteps.In a recent chat with People, Jelly recalled a conversation he had with his 16-year-old, which was filled with reminders of her potential and bright future."[I said], 'I don’t judge you based on what you do. I judge you based on what I know you’re capable of,'" Jelly recounts. "'You’re so much smarter than I was at 16. You’re so much better, so much more emotionally intelligent. You can read a room so much better. So don’t try to talk your way out of getting in trouble, Miss Sassy, by weaponizing my past.'""When I look at what she does that I consider horrible, I look back at what I was doing at 16, and I’m like, 'Oh man…' When I’m hard on her about stuff or a little pushy, she knows it’s from love," the "Save Me" singer shares.Jelly's currently approaching the top 20 of the country chart with "Liar," the second single off his latest album, Beautifully Broken.Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Disney/Connie ChornukIt's no secret that Trisha Yearwood's a big Amy Grant fan.When asked what her favorite part of this year's CMA Country Christmas was, she picked her co-host's performance."I think my favorite thing, honestly, this year is the show open because it's one of [Amy's] songs," Trisha shares in an interview. "It's a classic, and it's a song I've been singing since I was 15. So I'm just excited to get to sing that with [Amy]." Amy, on the other hand, is thrilled every time gospel music icon CeCe Winans takes the stage."I love all the music this year. I mean, CeCe Winans. Gah-lee!" says Amy, before recounting the filming process that required CeCe to sing twice. "I thought, 'If I were in the audience I will be like, "Oh no, it can't be over yet."'""I don't ever remember doing a rehearsal for a show, ever, that people got choked up in the rehearsal," she adds, "and we've kind of all got choked up doing this for one thing or another. Somebody's song or the dancers."Trisha adds, "It's been really special."CMA Country Christmas airs Tuesday at 8 p.m. ET on ABC and will stream next day on Hulu and Disney+.Copyright © 2024, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.