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Russell Dickerson tells the website Cowboys And Indians that he never sits still.“I love to get a good workout in. I mean, I love hiking, I love running, I love just sweating. I’m always doing something. I have a hard time sitting still.”
Luke Bryan tells Sounds Like Nashville that he loves taking his children fishing.“When I look back on my experiences as a kid with my dad, at the top of those lists are always moments that I spent in the outdoors with him. When you’re in a fishing boat with your child for four or five hours, you just can’t replicate that time in any other, I mean, it’s just perfectly well-spent time, in my opinion.”
Life & Style Weekly Magazine claims Miranda Lambert allegedly dislikes seeing Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani so happy. A source tells the magazine; “They’re worried her drinking is out of control and that she’s just numbing the pain of another failed relationship. Friends and family have been so concerned that they’ve been considering an intervention. Miranda’s hard-partying went into overdrive toward the end of her [summer] Bandwagon tour, around the time of her breakup with Evan. Ever since then, she’s been on an alcohol tear to deal with the heartbreak. Miranda has also been throwing down whiskey and wine from her own Red 55 winery like mad to cope with her forlorn state.”
Kelsea Ballerini tells CMT that Taylor Swift taught her how to ‘pay it forward’. “I remember watching specifically Taylor [Swift] and being like, ‘I gotta play guitar because she plays guitar’. When people say, ‘I learned how to play my guitar,’ or ‘I just wrote my first song,’ at a meet-and-greet, that really matters to me. I feel the way I [pay it forward] is when I see a little girl with a sign asking, ‘Can I sing with you,’ my answer is always yes because you showed up in your cute little tutu or your sparkly t-shirt, and you made a sign because you came here to see a female.”
Music Row claims Mitchell Tenpenny will release his debut album, ”Telling All My Secrets”, on Friday, December 14
Thomas Rhett tells People magazine that he is not surprised 65,000 people registered to vote after Taylor Swift supported two Nashville Democrats and survived an attack by Donald Trump. “Taylor’s such a force and whatever she says, a lot of people listen to her. I think it’s great that she’s using her platform to stand up for something she believes in. Whatever town you’re in, voting wise, that can change your way of life or your family’s way of life. It’s very important to register to vote.”