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Tay is doing the CMAs. On Wednesday, Taylor Swift will perform at the CMA Awards, ending her 13-year hiatus from the event.

ABC and the Country Music Association announced Swift's participation via Friday's Good Morning America.

The last time she performed at the ceremony was in 2013, when she sang "Red" with Vince Gill and Alison Krauss.

It's likely that Taylor will perform Toy Story 5's "I Knew It, I Knew You," her first single marketed as country in over a decade.

The CMAs broadcast from Nashville's Bridgestone Arena on Wednesday from 8-11 p.m. on ABC and Disney+, with next-day streaming available on Hulu.

ROSALÍA reigned at the 2026 Latin Grammys. The Spanish superstar took home six awards, including the coveted Album of the Year trophy for LUX (Columbia). She has now won three AOTY awards, becoming the first female artist with a hat trick in that category.

ROSALÍA won Album of the Year in 2019 for El Mal Querer, and again in 2022 for Motomami. This time it was her masterful avant-garde oratorio LUX.

"La Perla" was awarded Song of the Year and Best Pop Song.

"For me, Lux has been a leap into the abyss," she said in a tearful acceptance speech. "I think it's really important to speak your truth and that everyone else can share their truth. This album has been mine."

Morgan Wallen has announced the 2027 Last Time I Checked tour, a 14-date, seven-city run promoted by AEG Presents. It begins June 11 with two nights at Tampa, Florida’s Raymond James Stadium.

It wraps Aug. 27-28 with a pair of home state shows at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium.

Brooks & Dunn, HARDY and Thomas Rhett will rotate as direct support.

Last Time I Checked follows Wallen’s Still the Problem tour, which sold out 23 stadium shows in 12 North American cities this year and likely grossed in the neighborhood of $500m.

The general on-sale begins Nov. 20 at 10 a.m. local time.

The Neal Agency-booked country superstar is looking ahead to another summer of super-charged stadium business.

Daddy Yankee became the Latin Recording Academy's first urban artist to receive the Person of the Year award, bestowed on Wednesday at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

It's been a wild 24 hours for reggaeton GOAT Daddy Yankee. One night after his name was announced as a special guest at April's Coachella festival, the Latin Recording Academy gathered to honor him at this year's Person of the Year gala.

Urbano heavyweights J Balvin, Feid, Ryan Castro and Farruko were among the artists to perform tributes.

LL Cool J was there to help narrate the story of Yankee's journey from San Juan, Puerto Rico, to the top of the charts.

You already knew the headliners—because we told you—but now you can strain your eyes poring over the entire Coachella 2027 admat.

So, in addition to SZA, Dua Lipa and Tame Impala, who’s schlepping out to Indio to rock in the (most likely) withering heat of April 9-11 and 16-18?

As expected, Phoebe Bridgers is among this number. Also expected to draw heady crowds: the legendary Madonna (in the “Dance Tent”), ADÉLA, Weezer, DOM DOLLA, Tiësto, Martin Garrix, Steve Lacy, Role Model, Zara Larsson, electronic-music trailblazer Giorgio Moroder and, “in the desert,” Latin giant Daddy Yankee.

Wait, aren’t they all in the desert? Oh, whatever.