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"Good Morning America" has announced its "Summer Concert Series" lineup and it's solid. Multiple genres are covered with the slate of live performances, including reggaeton, rock, country, rap, and dance. The series begins Friday, July 19th with Kane Brown, and continues each Friday through September 6th with performances by (in order): Green Day, Carrie Underwood, Nicky Jam, G-Eazy, Sofi Tukker, Megan Moroney, and Old Dominion. The first four Friday performances will be held in Central Park, while the final four will be held at "GMA"'s Times Square Studios.
Now that information is starting to flow more freely about Post Malone's upcoming country project, we're hearing more of the actual music. After the phenomenal success of lead single "I Had Some Help" with Morgan Wallen, we got the second official track from the project, "Pour Me A Drink," with Blake Shelton. This week Posty posted a third potential collaboration from the "F-1 Trillion" album, a track seemingly titled "One Last Kiss," on which he gets an assist from Chris Stapleton. The summer of Post Malone continues; the album comes out August 16. See the Instagram post below...
It clicked with fans, and apparently it clicked with Clint Black and Jon Pardi as well. The pair teamed up for a live performance of Clint's classic "Killin' Time" at CMA Fest earlier this month, as seen earlier this week on the broadcast special from the Nashville music festival. Yesterday, the pair put out an official studio re-recording of the Clint Black song. Of the CMA Fest performance, Clint said, "This year marks 35 years since my album ‘Killin’ Time’ debuted, and I am having the pleasure of seeing fans night after night on our 35 Years of Killin’ Time tour singing right along with us. There is nothing more fulfilling for a songwriter than knowing your music has had an impact. And now, to have my new pal Jon Pardi invite me up to celebrate this song with him in front of the CMA Fest crowd is one of the highlights of the year for me." Hear the new recording of Clint Black's classic below...