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Aaron Lewis says the music industry has turned its back on him because “everything’s too political now,” citing being uninvited to the Grand Ole Opry and promoting his upcoming sixth album Give My Country Back, due July 17, which he suggests may be hard to find.
Aaron Lewis says the music industry has turned its back on him because of his political views, arguing he’s no longer invited to the Grand Ole Opry as he promotes his upcoming sixth album Give My Country Back; the piece also notes Vanilla Ice facing backlash for agreeing to perform at a patriotic event.
Aaron Lewis revealed that shredded copies of the cover for his upcoming, unreleased album 'Give Me Back My Country' were found in a Taylor Swift merchandise box. Lewis says he doesn’t blame Swift and was unaware of the incident until his team informed him; he questions how the art ended up as packaging material. The record is set for release July 17 through Big Machine Label Group, and reps for Big Machine and Universal Music Group did not immediately comment.
A shredded image from Aaron Lewis’s upcoming MAGA-leaning country album Give My Country Back was found inside a Taylor Swift Toy Story 5 merch package, with the full album booklet shredded and included. The album is set for a July 17 release through UMG, and Lewis responded on social media about the unusual packaging. The moment sparked online chatter and a playful link between Swift’s fans and Lewis’s political stance.
Country rock singer Aaron Lewis, known for his support of the U.S. Constitution and criticism of cancel culture, spoke out after a failed cancellation attempt and endorsed unity around American values. He emphasized the importance of upholding the Constitution and expressed concern over the erosion of American patriotism and values. Lewis also voiced his support for political figures like former President Trump and called for an end to division, urging a return to constitutional principles.
STAIND frontman Aaron Lewis faces backlash after posting a photo on Instagram of him and fellow hunters spelling out "Trump 24" using what appears to be 32 dead coyotes. Commenters expressed their disgust, calling it disturbing and grotesque. While hunting coyotes is legal in Texas, the image sparked controversy and criticism. Lewis has been an avid hunter for years and has previously defended his hunting activities.