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Kacey Musgraves made her ACM Awards debut with a playful, risqué performance of “Dry Spell” from Middle of Nowhere, opening on a washing machine and then moving through a cheeky grocery-store setup with suggestive signage; the country-leaning album was released May 1, 2026, and although she has seven ACM wins, she isn’t nominated this year as the ceremony features other performers.
Kacey Musgraves describes Middle of Nowhere as a return to country on her own terms, written during a long period of single life, blending humor with honesty (including the self-pleasure lyric from “Dry Spell”). The album features a late-added duet with Miranda Lambert and a cameo by Willie Nelson, was crafted with longtime collaborators, and is accompanied by a new tour after a period of personal growth and a Texas/Mexico-based sense of home.
Kacey Musgraves releases Dry Spell as the lead single from her upcoming album Middle of Nowhere, delivering a witty, innuendo-laced take on sexual boredom set to a Western-noir vibe with a minor-key Spanish guitar. Pitchfork's Lily Goldberg frames it as playful and unapologetic rather than seductive, highlighting its light, bloodless energy.
Kacey Musgraves releases the playful single 'Dry Spell' as the first taste from her sixth album Middle of Nowhere, set for a May 1, 2026 release. The NPR interview highlights her return to traditional country textures, a focus on aloneness and self‑reliance, and collaborative range including Willie Nelson and Miranda Lambert, plus cross‑genre flirtations and Mexican/Texan influences. Musgraves emphasizes balance in production, her movement between roots and border‑blurring sounds, and a label return that anchors the project in a country‑leaning yet expansive sonic landscape.
Kacey Musgraves announces her seventh full-length album, Middle of Nowhere, due May 1 via Lost Highway, led by the single Dry Spell and featuring guest appearances from Willie Nelson, Miranda Lambert, Billy Strings, and Gregory Alan Isakov.
The D.C.-area can expect a sunny and mild Sunday afternoon with temperatures in the mid-60s to near 70. The dry spell continues with slim chances of showers into midweek. Tomorrow will be slightly cooler before a warmer Tuesday, with temperatures potentially reaching the 70s. Wednesday may see increasing clouds and a slight chance of showers.
Two major wildfires are being battled by responders in southern New Jersey amid a dry spell in the region. One of the fires is 65% contained and spans 700 acres, while the other is 90% contained and spread over 850 acres. No homes are threatened, and both wildfires are expected to be 100% contained by Sunday.