SCOTTY McCREERY SET TO PERFORM LATEST SINGLE “YOU TIME” ON NBC’S “TODAY WITH HODA & JENNA” – Multi-Platinum Triple Tigers recording artist Scotty McCreery will perform his latest single “You Time” on NBC’s “TODAY with Hoda & Jenna,” on Thursday, Dec. 10, during the 10 a.m. ET hour. Along with his performance, the hour will find McCreery delivering a special surprise for an unsuspecting fan that you won’t want to miss. – via press release
Adam Lambert Joins Cyndi Lauper for her Annual Home for the Holidays
The even benefits True Colors Unite, December 11 and 13. The event will stream live on TikTok (Dec 11) and YouTube (Dec 13) at 8 PM ET. More information HERE
So excited to announce that I’m joining @CyndiLauper for her annual Home for the
Holidays concert benefitting @TrueColorsUnite. Save the date: Dec 11 & 13 https://t.co/KQtBXK0eYu #HFTH2020 pic.twitter.com/hvoyDBiTWX— ADAM LAMBERT (@adamlambert) December 7, 2020
The Voice’s John Holiday Reveals How He Feels About His Competition and His Secret Passion – “I definitely want to win,” Holiday tells Parade.com. “I hope to win and I also hope my friends–they’re now my friends–I hope they do well,” he added of his competitors. “I think what we are all aware of is it is about who is singing well, who somebody likes that day. We can’t control that, but we can control our own way of being and our own way of working, practicing and singing, but beyond that, we can’t control anything. I wish I could control America’s vote, but I can’t do it. No matter how much I try, I can’t turn that dial.” – Read more at Parade.com
From ‘American Idol’ rejection to Grammy success, Lauren Daigle’s next stop: BYUtv – That rejection makes it a bit ironic that a number of singers have gone on to perform her music on reality competition shows like “Idol,” but it means a lot to the two-time Grammy winner because she knows firsthand how those shows can be grueling. She still remembers how at the end of Hollywood week on “American Idol,” she had a hoarse voice and was running on little to no sleep. “The intensity of that environment is very honest and very real,” she said with a laugh. “It definitely teaches you about the rigor and the tenacity that it takes in order to kind of sustain this environment. But seeing (my music) resonate enough for someone to sing it in a space where they could be facing a lot of opposition or a lot of scrutiny … that makes me excited because there’s something in that song that gives them the boldness to proclaim that message. (Lauren Daigle performs on BYUTV Christmas Under the Stars available on their app). – Deseret News
