Our Queen, Dolly Parton, says she does not want to become a hologram.
During a press event for her upcoming album “Rockstar”, she was asked about the idea of a digital hologram being used in her place after she dies.
77-year-old Dolly replied that the body of work she already has here on Earth will suffice.
Holograms have recently been used for performances by the late Whitney Houston and Michael Jackson.
While Randy Travis is no longer able to sing due to a stroke he suffered in 2013, the country legend still manages to connect with his adoring audiences with his unique More Life tour. Travis is set to continue his well-received live shows into 2025, announcing a new series of dates that will keep him…
Morgan Wallen has country fans excited to hear a new song from the music superstar. Wallen shared a teaser video on Instagram on Monday (September 16), featuring him singing along to a snippet of his fan-favorite unreleased track, “Love Somebody.” The song has been featured in Wallen's recent live sets, but a studio version has…
Kelsea Ballerini took to Instagram on Monday (September 16) to share her love for Chase Stokes in honor of her boyfriend’s birthday. The 31-year-old country star shared a carousel of affectionate, candid images of her Outer Banks star beau to celebrate his 32nd birthday. "It’s my favorite humans birthday and there’s no one on the…
On Monday (September 16), Thomas Rhett announced the dates and locations for his sprawling Better In Boots Tour 2025. The run of shows begins in June of next year, and will see the country superstar hitting thirty cities on his jaunt in support of his just-released seventh album, About A Woman. Rhett will be playing…
After releasing her highly-anticipated new album, Postcards From Texas, on Friday (September 13), Miranda Lambert has just announced a special benefit show in support of shelter pet welfare. Music For Mutts will take place in Nashville on October 5, which will celebrate the 15th anniversary of Lambert’s animal rights advocacy group, MuttNation Foundation. Hardy, Lukas…
Our Queen, Dolly Parton, says she does not want to become a hologram.
During a press event for her upcoming album “Rockstar”, she was asked about the idea of a digital hologram being used in her place after she dies.
77-year-old Dolly replied that the body of work she already has here on Earth will suffice.
Holograms have recently been used for performances by the late Whitney Houston and Michael Jackson.