Less than a week later Coachelor In conclusion, the Country-Music Festival Stagecoach has attracted another crowd in the tens of thousands of people in the now mainly without Empire Polo Club grass in Indio, California. Jelly flap and Luke Combs. I will be here all weekend to bring you the ups and downs as they occur. Here is what happened on day 1:
Big scene, big show
Three years after having diligently in 2022, Zach Bryan returned to the head of the first night of the festival with a jumbo size performance in which he and a group of more than a dozen players ran around 30 songs (and in the process blown in front of his planned curfew). The music was in tatters but moving, and as at each Bryan concert, it inspired the people of the crowd to shout his words on the faces of the other.
Wearing what he said was the same sleeveless Indian T-shirt he was bringing the last time to Stagecoach-“I thought it was cute,” he said-Bryan thanked the public abundantly, who inevitably felt like a little damage after his ex-girlfriend, the Podcastor Brianna Chickenfry, became public with accusations. (Bryan did not respond directly but wrote on Instagram that he was “not in full reproduction by false S – People say about me online”).
But if his career seemed to be in danger just a few months ago, nothing about his reception here suggested that the enthusiasm about him was cooled. He even fled by making a Rollicking version of “Lawyers, Guns and Money” by Warren Zevon, whom he called his favorite song of all time – and that almost no one on the field seemed to know.
An unexpected revelation
The title of the set of Lana Del Rey – which came as she teased the release of an alleged Country album which may or may not fall next month – is that she has already made Morgan Wallen believe, at least if the words of one of her new Rotes songs are to be believed.
“I kissed Morgan Wallen / I guess that kissing myself went to her head,” she sang on a Stimy acoustic guitar (after telling the public that it would be the last time that she would sing the lines), “if you want my secret to succeed / I suggest not going with him when you went out to the west.”
ALL RIGHT!
Let us not let this bomb prevent us from savoring some of the other peculiarities of this song, which is obviously called “57.5” after the number of monthly Del Rey Spotify listeners – “I obtained 57.5 million listeners on Spotify”, sang – blood – and which also revealed to her that she speaks to Jesus, hates everyone and always the business. “Do you need an autograph?” She sang with a little shoulder. “S—, I don't mind.”
Picking up on a set composed to resemble the porch of a country hut in Backwoods, Del Rey made his debut some other new songs, including one who seems to concern his captain of an alligator-boat of a husband, and the one that fans online call “calm in the south”. She covered “Stand by Your Man” by Tammy Wynette and “Take Me Home, Country Roads” by John Denver, and she released the Country song riot George Birge to make her “cowboy songs”.
She also sang slightly campaign versions of “video games” and “summer sadness” which made you think about how the reputation of Del Rey has been durable in the last decade and changed as it has seized all the occasions available to test its limits.
Maybe that's why.
TJ Osborne, on the left, and John Osborne from Brothers Osborne to Stagecoach on Friday.
(Scott Dudelson / Getty Images for Stagecoach)
Five minutes behind the scenes with the Osborne brothers
How often do you shampoo your hair?
TJ OSBORNE: Never.
John Osborne: Never?
TJ: Never.
John: Wow. I am once a week.
How many text messages are not read?
John: Six. And two unrelated emails. I try to keep it below 10.
Does anyone in addition to knowing you the password of your phone?
John: My wife. I don't know the password to his, however.
TJ: Anyone who is celebrating with me and they say to themselves: “What is the password? I have to change the music.” I say to myself: “Ok, let's go.”
You don't have to say with whom, but are you currently involved in a beef with someone in music?
TJ: Oh, always.
Do you prefer to be 10% more talented or 10% better?
John: I have a lot of talent.
Name a country song that you want to be able to sing but you know you can't.
John: About any song by Chris Stapleton.
TJ: Or Vince Gill. “Stay rest on this mountain” – He just needs this high tenor.
What is the adult drink you have sworn?
TJ: No cinnamon drinks. Fireball, Goldschläger, all cinnamon schnapps – will not.
What is the last thing for which you used Chatgpt?
John: If you come last in our fantastic football league, you have to make an open stand-up comedy. And I was almost in last place, so I used it to help write jokes. It was so bad. Chatgpt is incredible – but a Horrible actor.
Did you come last?
John: Fortunately, I didn't have to use the jokes.
TJ: The guy who lost, one of our friends made a Facebook group for the region in which we live and told everyone that Nate Bargatze was going to make a pop-up so that more foreigners come to look at him.
Paris Hilton Deejays in Stagecoach on Friday.
(Images Timothy Norris / Getty for Stagecoach)
The art (?) Of the mixture
Dressed in dazzling headphones to correspond to the rest of her super spread out outfit, Paris Hilton took about eight seconds to club the crowd inside Honkytonk de Diplo with “We Found Love” by Rihanna and Calvin Harris, which she mixed in the DJ of Whitney Houston. Later, Hilton released Lizzo and the two shouted icona pop “i love it”.
Best introduction of a song so far
Carter Faith, creating his new fiery single, “Grudge”: “This song talks about a stupid dog who annoyed me.”
Most crazy product placement so far
Tucker Wetmore occurred on the main scene in front of a digital model of an old -fashioned living room with a mounted deer head, several American flags – and a panel announcing canned vodka sponsoring its summer tour. Womb.
T-Pain performs in Stagecoach on Friday.
(Images Timothy Norris / Getty for Stagecoach)
Three for three
No one was no longer visible on the polo lands this month than T-Pain, which after playing the two weekends of the Music Festival and the Arts of Coachella Valley crowned day 1 of Stagecoach with a set of evening in the Palomino tent. The veteran R&B star said that he was initially doubts that he would have been welcomed by a host of countries when Jelly Roll made him come out for a surprise appearance at the diligence of last year: “These people do not want to hear my S-“, he told Jelly Roll. However, here, as in Coachella, his hits reviewed like the classics they are. Paying the favor of Jelly, as he said, T-Pain released another foreigner in countries in Kesha, who joined him to make their new single, “Yippee-ki-yay”, which is unfortunately very bad.
Always trample
Only a few days after the publication of Winston Marshall a test In the free press on the abandonment of what he considers an immoral music industry, the former Marshall group comrades in Mumford & Sons made a last -minute appearance in Stagecoach who attracted a Gargantuan crowd at Palomino. Everyone except me knew that Mumford & Sons was still as big?
Carly Pearce performs on Friday in Stagecoach.
(Images Timothy Norris / Getty for Stagecoach)
Five minutes behind the scenes with Carly Pearce
Do you prefer to drive or be driven?
To drive. I am very ill.
What is the last thing you cooked?
Spaghetti squash.
How often do you shampoo your hair?
Every day. I am that person – I know it's bad.
Do you prefer to be 10% more talented or 10% better?
Ten percent better, that's for sure.
Name a country song that you want to be able to sing but you know you can't.
Martina McBride, “Independence Day”. It is simply surrounded at a level that I do not stop.
What is the adult drink you have sworn?
Beer.
An essential indulgence?
Designer handbags.
Do you have a tattoo you regret?
I have a rainbow butterfly on my foot that I was able to correspond to all the colors of my outfits when I was 16 years old. Now it's a bit trashy.
