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Brothers Osborne star John Osborne has bravely opened up on his mental health battles, sharing that "therapy and medication" has been working for him as well as "good sleep".MORE: CMA Awards 2021: Nicole Kidman and DWTS' Jimmie Allen leads the fashion packDescribing himself as "the classic tortured musician", the singer admitted that he had become "very good at hiding it, but I've done a lot of therapy and I medicate even, I'm not ashamed to admit that because I do need help". "We all need help," he added.WATCH: Brothers Osborne join Miranda Lambert and Dierks Bentley at CMA Summer JamIn 2021 John shared details of a 2019 "meltdown" while on tour that led to him seeking help at a retreat.He has also shared that his anxiety got so bad that he considered quitting the industry while the pair made their most recent album Skeletons.MORE: Miranda Lambert's incredibly cozy living room inside $3.4million mansion RELATED: How Shania Twain dealt with debilitating health diagnosis which left her unable to sing But speaking on an episode of Today's Country Radio with Kelleigh Bannen on Apple Music Country, the 39-year-old added: "If anyone out there that's listening to this is struggling with it, just get help, there's nothing wrong with it."No one cares.

The Giver’, which fans were already calling a “lesbian anthem” after she debuted it during a performance on Saturday Night Live last November and told audience: “All you country boys saying you know how to treat a woman right. Well, only a woman knows how to treat a woman right.”For a lot of fans, it felt revelatory to have an openly queer musician take on country, and Roan has since elaborated on experiences that shaped ‘The Giver’, including brushes with country boys and embracing her identity through music.Speaking with Apple Music Country’s Kelleigh Bannen, the ‘Good Luck, Babe!’ singer was asked why country was the direction she chose, and she cited “campy” and “fun” tracks like ‘Chattahoochee’ and ‘Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy)’ as major inspirations for how she wanted to feel while performing.“I think I have a special relationship to where I’m from because of country music,” she continued.

Chappell Roan has confirmed that her eagerly anticipated sophomore album will be a pop record – see what she had to say below.Later today (March 13), Roan will drop her first single of the year, ‘The Giver’. The track, which has been teased for several months now, will see the ‘Good Luck, Babe!’ singer take on the country music genre.Speaking on the March 14 episode of Today’s Country Radio with Kelleigh Bannen on Apple Music, per E! News, Chappell Roan clarified that despite releasing the country single, her forthcoming releases and album will see her expand on her pop sound: “I really just did it for fun.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Music icon Dolly Parton is featured in a new four-part series, “What Would Dolly Do? Radio,” premiering Oct. 25 on Apple Music and available on Apple Podcasts. As she prepares for her latest evolution with the release of her first rock album, “Rockstar,” due out Nov.

Blake Shelton admits there was once a time he lost interest in touring.

Alan Jackson is disappointed with the current state of country music, and spoke his mind during an appearance with Kelleigh Bannen on Apple Music’s “Today’s Country Radio”.

Memories remain. Miranda Lambert recalled writing her song “Over You” with ex-husband Blake Shelton during a Monday, March 29, episode of “Essentials Radio” on Apple Music.

Nearly a decade after Miranda Lambert found critical and commercial success with “Over You,” the country star stopped by Essentials Radio on Apple Music to discuss the story behind this and the many other hits in her discography. Though it was known that Miranda, 37, co-wrote “Over You” with her former love, Blake Shelton, Miranda shared more details behind the song’s creation. “My ex-husband, Blake, had lost a brother, and it’s one of those moments where even if you’re married to someone, sometimes you find something new about them,” she told host Kelleigh Bannen. “Dudes don’t open up about things, but he started telling me about the experience of it all. And I was like, ‘Have you ever written about it?’”

The Chicks are loving their new name.

Husband-and-wife country stars Maren Morris and Ryan Hurd made an appearance on Apple Music Country’s “Today’s Country Radio with Kelleigh Bannen ” to discuss their first-ever duet, “Chasing After You”, which drops on Friday, Feb. 12.

Eric Church is talking about the “soul-lifting” creation process of his upcoming three-album project.

Canada’s own Tenille Arts talked about new relationships and breakups with Country Radio host Kelleigh Bannen on Friday.