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Amid rising fuel costs, the Rock the Country tour is offering up to 50% off general admission at seven small-town stops. Jelly Roll has dropped out of the Sioux Falls show (Staind will fill in), while Miranda Lambert and Jon Pardi have been added for Ocala; the tour, led by Kid Rock and Jason Aldean among others, continues May–Sept with lineup changes and some fan frustration over refunds for early tickets.
Brittany Aldean shares spring break beach photos of herself in a green bikini with husband Jason Aldean and their two kids, highlighting bold fashion as she spoke with Fox News Digital; the post comes as the couple released their first duet, Easier Gone, in January 2026, after a long romance that began in 2012.
Brittany Aldean posted beach-trip photos showing off a white ruffled bikini and a yellow two-piece with friends, prompting praise from fans; the couple has also collaborated on the duet 'Easier Gone.'
Ludacris has dropped off the Rock The Country tour after being listed on a lineup seen as MAGA-adjacent; a tour rep told Rolling Stone the inclusion was a mix-up and he wasn’t supposed to be on it. Nelly remains on the 2026 lineup, while other acts like Kid Rock and Jason Aldean continue to perform on select dates.
Ludacris’s name briefly appeared on the Rock the Country lineup but his team says it was a mix-up and he’s no longer slated to perform; fan backlash accompanied the MAGA-adjacent branding of the festival, while Nelly remains on the bill along with Kid Rock, Aldean and other acts as the eight-city tour begins in May.
The Nashville Big Bash celebration on Dec. 31, 2025, featured performances by Lainey Wilson, Jason Aldean, Bailey Zimmerman, and others, culminating in fireworks at Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park to ring in 2026.
Erika Kirk faced criticism for her overly affectionate hugs with Jason Aldean and other married men at public events, sparking discussions about her behavior and her wife Brittany Kerr's visible disapproval, amid ongoing scrutiny following her husband's assassination and her continued public appearances.
Two concerts at Fenway Park featuring Shakira and Jason Aldean were abruptly canceled due to stage structural issues identified during a routine inspection, marking the first such cancellation at Fenway since 2003. The cancellations led to speculation and disappointment among fans, with no official detailed explanation provided by the promoters or city officials.
Concerts at Fenway Park featuring Shakira, Jason Aldean, and Brooks & Dunn were canceled due to safety concerns with the stage structure identified during a routine inspection, causing disappointment among fans who traveled from various locations; refunds are available.
Shakira's concert at Fenway Park in Boston scheduled for May 29, 2025, was canceled due to unforeseen circumstances, along with Jason Aldean and Brooks & Dunn performances on May 30. Fans who traveled from afar expressed disappointment, and refunds are available. The cancellations affected the first events of this year's Fenway Concert Series.
Shakira's concert at Fenway Park, part of her 2025 tour, was abruptly canceled along with a scheduled Jason Aldean and Brooks & Dunn show, due to unforeseen circumstances, with refunds available to ticket holders.
Jason Aldean credits his wife Brittany for their strong marriage, highlighting their teamwork and mutual support. The couple, married since 2015, balances Aldean's country music career with raising their blended family. Aldean also expressed admiration for Toby Keith's unapologetic attitude, which has influenced his own approach to speaking his mind.
The 2024 CMT Awards faced criticism for various performances, including Jason Aldean's controversial backdrop and Kelsea Ballerini's hosting. The absence of Beyoncé sparked accusations of racism, while the event featured both acclaimed and lackluster performances from artists like Trisha Yearwood, Brooks & Dunn, and Keith Urban. Overall, the awards show received mixed reviews and raised questions about the state of mainstream country music.
Less than a year after CMT pulled his music video for "Try That in a Small Town," Jason Aldean performed at the CMT Music Awards with his song "Let Your Boys Be Country." The controversial track was criticized for promoting gun violence and taking aim at the Black Lives Matter movement, leading to its removal from CMT's rotation. Aldean denied the allegations, stating that the song does not reference race and the video footage was real news footage. The performance took place on an outdoor stage at the University of Texas at Austin, while the ceremony was broadcast live from the Moody Center in Austin.
Jason Aldean performed at the 2024 CMT Music Awards after his "Try That In a Small Town" music video was banned by CMT due to controversy over its content. The video was criticized for promoting violence, leading to accusations of being anti-BLM and pro-lynching, which Aldean denied. He also spoke out against "cancel culture" during a concert and the video was later edited to remove clips from BLM protests.