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Kacey Musgraves delivered a tearful tribute to the late Dolly Parton at the 2026 VMAs, performing 'I Will Always Love You' in a pink gown. The performance, which featured archival footage of Parton, was praised by host Snoop Dogg as a respectful honor to the country icon who died in August.
Kacey Musgraves kept her Boston stop on the Middle of Nowhere Tour going after a small fire broke out on stage from pyrotechnics during the “Golden Hour” portion, calmly noting the flames and joking about hairspray before finishing the set; her next stop is Madison Square Garden in New York City.
During a Boston TD Garden stop on her Middle of Nowhere tour, Kacey Musgraves’ finale of “Golden Hour” featured sparks that appeared to ignite in the rafters. She paused, quipped about hairspray and needing a bedazzled fire extinguisher, and then finished the performance as footage circulated on TikTok. A rep did not immediately respond, and the tour continues with 31 shows left after earlier date changes.
At a Boston show, Kacey Musgraves performed Dolly Parton’s Here You Come Again and dedicated her own song Rainbow to Parton, who inspired the track and had just passed away; she thanked the audience and referenced their 2019 Grammys moment where Parton joined her and Katy Perry.
At a Chicago show launching her Middle of Nowhere tour, Grammy-winner Kacey Musgraves paused to urge donations to the Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights, saying it’s not political and that children separated from families deserve help. The moment drew backlash from conservative commentators and fans online, while supporters note her long history of backing immigrant rights and LGBTQ+ causes and her collaboration with the Young Center and related fundraising efforts.
During the Chicago opening of her Middle of Nowhere tour, Kacey Musgraves paused her show to ask fans to donate to the Young Center for Immigrant Children's Rights, describing it as a non-political aid effort for children whose parents were deported. The appeal drew mixed online reactions—praise from supporters and calls for boycotts from critics—while Musgraves defended the cause on social media. The Young Center helps provide legal aid and other support to unaccompanied or separated immigrant children. The article also notes related fundraising activities and broader immigration enforcement context surrounding the tour.
During the Chicago stop of her Middle of Nowhere tour, Kacey Musgraves asked fans to donate to the Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights for her 38th birthday, sparking a split online with conservatives calling for boycotts and supporters praising the humanitarian gesture; the Young Center provides legal aid and advocacy for unaccompanied or separated migrant children, and Musgraves has previously partnered with the charity.
Kacey Musgraves kicked off her Middle of Nowhere Tour in Chicago with disco-ball flair and urged fans to donate to the Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights, turning the show into a fundraiser for immigrant aid while taunting MAGA figures and drawing backlash from Fox News and Newsmax.
Kacey Musgraves, while celebrating her 38th birthday in Chicago, urged fans to donate to the Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights, a group aiding unaccompanied immigrant children with legal aid and financial support, saying it would mean a lot and that it isn’t a political statement. The appeal drew backlash from conservative MAGA voices, including Tomi Lahren and Rob Schmitt, who criticized the cause; Musgraves has previously supported immigrant-related efforts, such as inviting mariachi teen brothers to open for her earlier in the year.
Country star Kacey Musgraves paused her Chicago show to urge fans to donate to the Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights, supporting children separated from deported parents; the effort expanded to invite three brothers released from ICE custody to open Texas shows and bolster related charity initiatives.
Country star Kacey Musgraves used her Chicago stop on the Middle of Nowhere tour to ask fans to donate to the Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights, saying it was not political and that children affected by deportations need help; the plea drew sharp MAGA backlash online, illustrating the culture-war friction around immigration amid a period of high ICE arrests.
Kacey Musgraves kicked off her Middle of Nowhere tour in Chicago by performing atop oversized bedazzled disco balls shaped like testicles during Rhinestoned, joking that ‘it takes a lot of balls’ while her nana watched. She celebrated turning 38 with a quip about being a geriatric millennial, and the tour runs through February with a Wembley finale in London. The piece also notes she had previously canceled three tour dates with no explanation.
Kacey Musgraves kicked off her Middle of Nowhere Tour in Chicago by launching Drought Drops, a limited-edition personal lubricant with Medicine Mama; the first batch sold out, and she wowed the crowd by hanging from oversized mirrored disco balls while performing, signaling a playful, provocative tour launch.
Kacey Musgraves has canceled several dates on her Middle of Nowhere tour—including Chicago on Aug. 20, Boston on Aug. 29, and Brooklyn on Sept. 2—with refunds issued to ticket holders. Sources say the singer is doing well, and the tour was originally planned to begin Aug. 21, though these dates were dropped and refunds processed within 7–10 business days.
Kacey Musgraves has canceled three dates on her Middle of Nowhere Tour—Chicago, Boston, and Brooklyn—with refunds issued; the opening-night Chicago show remains on the schedule. The North American leg continues through Oct. 27 in Seattle, followed by a January 2027 Australian tour and a Europe run in the months after.