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Rolling Stone’s weekly music roundup highlights new releases from Kacey Musgraves, James Blake, Kim Gordon, plus a wave of other artists, with standout tracks like Musgraves’ "Dry Spell", Blake’s "Just a Little Higher", and Gordon’s "Busy Bee" among the week’s highlights.
Kacey Musgraves reveals that her song Mama's Broken Heart was pitched to Miranda Lambert without her knowledge, fueling a rumored feud after Lambert recorded it for Lambert's 2013 Four the Record; Musgraves later wrote Merry Go Round, and the two have since reconciled enough to collaborate on a track for Musgraves' upcoming album Middle of Nowhere, due in May—a full-circle moment that leads to a joint song on the project.
Kacey Musgraves told NPR she originally wanted to record Miranda Lambert’s 2011 hit ‘Mama’s Broken Heart’ but Lambert ended up releasing it, a move Musgraves says helped fuel their long-running feud. The two have since buried the hatchet and co-written the song ‘Horses and Divorces’ for Musgraves’s upcoming album Middle of Nowhere, due May 1, while Musgraves also unveils the new track ‘Dry Spell.’
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.
Celebrities and public figures weighed in on Bad Bunny’s 2026 Super Bowl halftime performance, praising its energy and cultural celebration (with support from Adam Sandler, Kerry Washington and others) while some criticized the show, reflecting a mix of admiration and controversy.
During a concert in Tampa, Kacey Musgraves called out a fan who aggressively grabbed her arm as she walked through the crowd, emphasizing that such behavior is unacceptable. Musgraves shared her experience on Instagram, stating that fans have no right to treat artists like objects and that the incident was handled but will not be tolerated in the future.
During a concert in Tampa, Kacey Musgraves addressed an incident where a concertgoer grabbed her, highlighting issues of performer safety and fan conduct at live events.
Country singer Kacey Musgraves called out a fan who grabbed her during a Tampa concert, expressing her frustration and saying she almost had to "get real East Texas" on the fan. This incident highlights a trend of increasing bad behavior from concertgoers, as seen in similar incidents involving artists like Bebe Rexha and Kelsea Ballerini. Musgraves, known for her outspoken nature, has previously addressed negative comments from fans.
During a concert in Tampa, Florida, Kacey Musgraves was grabbed by a fan while walking through the crowd, prompting her to curse at the individual. The incident, which was captured on video and went viral, led Musgraves to address the situation humorously at her next show, expressing disappointment that the fan "kind of ruined it for everybody." Fans supported Musgraves' reaction, emphasizing the need for artists to defend themselves against aggressive behavior at concerts.
During a concert in Tampa, Kacey Musgraves was grabbed by a fan while walking through the crowd, prompting her to curse at the individual. The incident, which went viral on TikTok, sparked outrage among her supporters. Musgraves addressed the situation humorously at her next show in Hollywood, Florida, expressing her frustration and joking about the encounter. The incident has not deterred her ongoing Deeper Well World Tour, which supports her Grammy-nominated album.
During a recent concert, Kacey Musgraves confronted a fan who grabbed her, expressing her anger with strong language. The incident highlights issues of personal space and respect for performers during live events.
Over 200 artists, including Billie Eilish, R.E.M., and Kacey Musgraves, have signed an open letter by the Artist Rights Alliance condemning the use of AI to infringe upon artists' rights. The letter urges developers and tech companies to refrain from deploying AI music-generation technology that undermines human artistry and denies fair compensation to artists, highlighting the unauthorized use of musical works to train AI models and the dilution of royalty pools. The organization calls for protection against the predatory use of AI to steal artists' voices and likenesses, violate creators' rights, and disrupt the music ecosystem.
Kacey Musgraves celebrated the release of her new album, Deeper Well, with a special show at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium, where she performed the album in its entirety and brought out surprise guest Noah Kahan to perform their duet "She Calls Me Back." The show also featured live debuts of most of the album's 14 songs and concluded with a rendition of Bob Marley and the Wailers’ “Three Little Birds.”