Brandi Carlile: Last News

Saturday Night Live is closing out the year with three back-to-back episodes.

Miley’s New Year’s Eve Party is returning to NBC, and this time Miley Cyrus be joined by country icon Dolly Parton to ring in the holiday.

Beyonce led the way with an incredible nine nods as the nominations for the 65th Grammy Awards, tying the record for most nominations of all-time with a total of 88.The 40-year-old A-lister happened to tally up the same amount of total nominations as her own husband Jay-Z at 88 while the 52-year-old mogul held the previous record of 83 and racked up another five bringing them to the same total.Not far behind the Queen Bey were British singing megastars Adele and Harry Styles who both earned seven and six, respectively, announced The Recording Academy in a livestreamed event from Los Angeles on Tuesday morning. Rapper Kendrick Lamar had the second most nominations with eight as singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile also tied Adele with seven. Epic: Beyonce (pictured last month) led the way with an incredible nine nods as the nominations for the 65th Grammy Awards as she tied the record for most nominations of all-time with a total of 88 Queen and king:  The 40-year-old A-lister happened to tally up the same amount of total nominations her own husband Jay-Z at 88 as the 52-year-old mogul held the previous record of 83 and racked up another five bringing them to the same total, they are pictured together in February 2019Beyonce, Adele, Harry, Kendrick, and Brandi will face off in several different categories including top honor album of the year. The top prize features an impressive and extensive field including ABBA - Voyage, Adele - 30, Bad Bunny - Un Verano Sin Ti, Beyoncé - Renaissance, Brandi Carlile - In These Silent Days, Coldplay - Music of the Spheres, Harry Styles - Harry’s House, Kendrick Lamar - Mr.

The list of nominees for the 2023 Grammy Awards is not entirely shocking, and many of the tunes, albums, and artists that were expected to lead the ceremony ended up with most of the nominations.While many predictions ended up being largely correct, there were a few surprises, and thankfully only a handful of snubs.Beyoncé earned the most nominations this time around, with nine. She’s up for all three of the top categories she’s eligible for, and she’s already a frontrunner for all of the dance/electronic and R&B fields as well.

2023.Last year, won big at the Grammys, taking home the coveted best new artist award after her debut studio album . “Driver's License” scored the singer the award for best pop solo performance, while SOUR was awarded the best pop vocal album.Meanwhile, “Kiss Me More” singer Doja Cat for best pop duo with thanks to an ill-timed bathroom break.

Beyoncé leads the field with nine nominations for the 65th annual Grammy Awards, which were revealed today. The singer’s, who is up for Album, Record and Song of the year, scored her 88th career nom, tying her with spouse Jay-Z as the most-nominated act of all time.

Alanis Morissette pointed the finger toward the alleged sexism of the production team at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as she defended dropping out of a scheduled performance.But sources claimed that the 48-year-old rocker and her performance partner Olivia Rodrigo, 19, had gotten into an argument during rehearsals that led to Morissette walking out, according to the New York Post.The Canadian singer–songwriter previously shared a statement on Monday attributing her dropping out to issue with the people organizing her performance with Rodrigo, which was to be a tribute to new inductee Carly Simon, 79. Conflict: Alanis Morissette, 48, denied feuding with Olivia Rodrigo, 19, before canceling her Rock & Roll Hall of Fame tribute, instead blaming sexism from the production team.

 

Alanis Morrissette released a statement about her sudden departure from a performance with Olivia Rodrigo during the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony on Saturday night.The 48-year-old singer was slated to perform the Carly Simon classic You're So Vain alongside 19-year-old pop star Olivia Rodrigo at the ceremony, filmed at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles before the ceremony airs on HBO later this month. Morissette clarified that she had no issues with Rodrigo or other performers such as Dolly Parton, Janet Jackson, Pat Benatar, Sheryl Crow, Pink, Brandi Carlile and Sara Bareilles... though she hinted her departure was due to sexist and disrespectful behavior from the production team.

Kelsea Ballerini hit the red carpet ahead of Thursday's The Judds: Love is Alive — The Final Concert, which is being filmed in Murfreesboro, Tennessee and will be televised on CMT in March 2023.It is a recreation of Wynonna Judd and her late mother Naomi Judd's farewell concert that aired as a TV special back in 1991.Naomi tragically died by suicide on April 30, 2022 at the age of 76 following a long mental health battle. Arrival: Kelsea Ballerini hit the red carpet ahead of Thursday's The Judds: Love is Alive — The Final Concert, which is being filmed in Murfreesboro, Tennessee and will be televised on CMT in March 2023For the occasion, Kelsea stunned in a blue satin bustier top styled with matching flared trousers that gave a glimpse at her toned midriff.The 29-year-old songstress wore her long, blonde hair in loose waves that cascaded down her chest.

Nine-time Grammy winner Joni Mitchell made a dramatic entrance into the Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre for the Broadway opening of Almost Famous in Midtown Manhattan on Thursday night.The elusive Canadian folk legend - turning 79 next Monday - beamed while clad in a navy-blue flat cap over her signature braids as well as a black floral kimono and turquoise jewelry.Music mogul Clive Davis, 90; could be seen leaning in for a kiss to greet Joni (born Roberta Joan) in time before the curtain rose.

Wynonna Judd continues to move forward with grace, set to honor late mother Naomi Judd six months after her tragic suicide.The Ashland, Kentucky native, 58, was seen walking the red carpet of her concert The Judds: Love Is Alive - The Final Concert at the Murphy Center at Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, Tennessee on Thursday, at the show in honor of Naomi, who died at 76 this past April 30 via suicide.The No One Else on Earth artist wore a lacy black ensemble with grey stitching and patterns. She rounded out her ensemble with gloves, with fringes from her arms, wearing her trademark wavy red locks down and flowing.

Kelsea Ballerini hit the red carpet ahead of Thursday's The Judds: Love is Alive — The Final Concert, which is being filmed in Murfreesboro, Tennessee and will be televised on CMT in March 2023.It is a recreation of Wynonna Judd and her late mother Naomi Judd's farewell concert that aired as a TV special back in 1991.Naomi tragically died by suicide on April 30, 2022 at the age of 76 following a long mental health battle. Arrival: Kelsea Ballerini hit the red carpet ahead of Thursday's The Judds: Love is Alive — The Final Concert, which is being filmed in Murfreesboro, Tennessee and will be televised on CMT in March 2023For the occasion, Kelsea stunned in a blue satin bustier top styled with matching flared trousers that gave a glimpse at her toned midriff.The 29-year-old songstress wore her long, blonde hair in loose waves that cascaded down her chest.

As part of her farewell to The Judds, Wynonna Judd announced plans to recreate the legendary country music duo's farewell concert that aired as a TV special back in 1991.The Judds: Love is Alive — The Final Concert will be recorded next Thursday, November 3, in the Murphy Center at Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, the same arena of the original special, and then be broadcast on CMT in March, according to People.Current tour-mates Ashley McBryde, Brandi Carlile, Kelsea Ballerini, Little Big Town, and tour opener Martina McBride will all stand in for her late mother Naomi Judd, who died by suicide on April 30, and perform with Wynonna, along with additional guests to be announced. Final concert TV special: Wynonna Judd, 58, announced the plans for The Judds: Love is Alive — The Final Concert, a recreation of the country music duo's famed farewell concert in 1991; with special guests to fill in for her late mother, Naomi Judd'This is a big, fat, hairy deal for me,' Judd, 58, said during Wednesday's news conference.

One last gift. Shortly before his death, Leslie Jordan shared a video of himself singing a classic hymn about the afterlife.

Folk icon Joni Mitchell has been pictured after confirming her first headlining concert in more than 23 years.  The 78-year-old music legend beamed with happiness while grabbing lunch with friends in Beverly Hills on Friday.When asked by the photographer the one thing she was most excited about, the A Case Of You singer replied, 'Being alive.' Music royalty! Folk icon Joni Mitchell has been pictured as she prepares for her first headlining concert in more than 23 yearsShe also once again confirmed she would be taking the stage, just days after her friend, singer Brandi Carlile, announced her upcoming 2023 concert.True to her folk reputation, Joni embraced a hippie chic style for her outing with friends. She wore a pretty, sheer floral print top and billowing blue trousers.

Folk icon Joni Mitchell has been pictured after confirming her first headlining concert in more than 23 years.  The 78-year-old music legend beamed with happiness while grabbing lunch with friends in Beverly Hills on Friday.When asked by the photographer the one thing she was most excited about, the A Case Of You singer replied, 'Being alive.' Music royalty! Folk icon Joni Mitchell has been pictured as she prepares for her first headlining concert in more than 23 yearsShe also once again confirmed she would be taking the stage, just days after her friend, singer Brandi Carlile, announced her upcoming 2023 concert.True to her folk reputation, Joni embraced a hippie chic style for her outing with friends. She wore a pretty, sheer floral print top and billowing blue trousers.

Leslie Jordan has died at age 67. The Call Me Kat star was killed following a car accident on Monday, October 24, his rep confirmed to Us Weekly.

Joni Mitchell will perform her first headlining concert in more than 23 years after a recent surprise return to the stage in August.The 78-year-old music legend will perform June 10, 2023, at the Gorge Amphitheatre, a venue in Washington state east of Seattle, her friend, singer Brandi Carlile, announced on Wednesday on The Daily Show.'I can't believe it's happening, but it's happening,' Carlile said. 'And she is going to crush it.' Folk legend: Joni Mitchell, shown in April in Las Vegas, will perform her first headlining concert in more than 23 years after a recent surprise return to the stage in AugustCarlile brought Mitchell onstage with her at the Newport Folk Festival in Rhode Island during the summer.Mitchell has battled back from suffering an aneurysm in 2015 and hadn't performed a full show in public in two decades with her last headlining show in the 2000 Both Sides Now tour.

Brent Lang Executive Editor Cody Ryder has joined Park Pictures as senior executive producer for commercials and co-head of film and television. Ryder is the first executive producer at the company to serve in a dual capacity across its commercial and feature film divisions. Ryder previously served in the TV and branded content department at Plum Productions. There, she developed pitches and produced branded content until becoming a freelance line producer based out of New York. Ryder has been freelance ever since until she decided to join the ranks at Park in its Los Angeles office.   Ryder’s projects include the recently released Kendrick Lamar short film “We Cry Together”and the “We Matter Too” PSA produced with Common’s Imagine Justice organization. She has worked with brand clients including Coca-Cola, Old Navy, Verizon, McDonald’s, Chevy, Reebok, Instagram,and Kia, to name a few; and artists like LCD Soundsystem, Kanye West, Haim, Brandi Carlile and Questlove. Her feature film work includes “The Art of Self Defense,” “The Clovehitch Killer,” “Other People,” “Cop Car” and “Robot and Frank.”

Mike Wass From familiar faces to rising stars and living legends, the producer of the year, non classical category promises to be one of the most hotly contested fields at the 2023 Grammy Awards. The leading contenders helped craft some of the year’s most acclaimed projects — elevating, refining, and, in some cases, reinventing the sounds of awards favorites like Beyoncé, Adele, and Brandi Carlisle. With Adele’s “30” very much in the mix this year, Greg Kurstin is a frontrunner to nab his fifth nomination. The producer-musician, who helmed the “30” hits “Easy On Me” and “Oh My God,” as well as crafting tracks for Maren Morris, Tate McRae, and Gorillaz, previously won in 2017 and 2018. He joins fellow frequent flier Jack Antonoff, who could repeat last year’s win thanks to his production on Florence + The Machine’s “Dance Fever” and singles such as the 1975’s “Part of the Band” and Tame Impala and Diana Ross’ “Turn Up The Sunshine.”