Tricia Despres | For the Sun-Times
Christian-pop crossover artist on the road with fresh music to sing along with the standards
“I get the opportunity every night for two plus hours to bring many people together that might be completely polar opposites politically or religiously or socially, in every way possible,” the country superstar says of his live shows.
“Even years down the road from now, these songs will feel [timeless] to me, because they are just really coming from a place of lightness,” Morris said of her new album.
Groban contends he owes “his entire career” to the generosity of Oprah Winfrey, as he was a frequent guest on her long-running Windy City gabfest.
Seven U.S. military combat veterans are participating in the program in partnership with the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
The three country artists are touring behind their 2020 album ‘Gaslighter.’
The duo created have just released a new album “Come Morning,” a collection of 10 songs in which they tackle past demons and process heartbreaking losses and challenges ideas.
The touring musicians finally are sharing tunes from pre-pandemic album ‘Bad for You’ with live audiences, and hoping for another visit from their famous fan.
“I’m happier than I’ve been in so long, and I thank God every day for that blessing,” says McEntire.