Country singer Ingrid Andress felt the support of her community after sparking backlash with her drunk national anthem ...

"For them to be like, 'Hey, we've all been there,' it was very meaningful," Andress says during Viall Files podcast interview.

“I actually felt, like, so loved and seen going into rehab.” Andress named Elle King and Kelsea Ballerini as being among the artists who sent her support. “Elle King was like, ‘This is ...

Elle King made an appearance on Watch What Happens Live and the soon-to-be mom of two showed off her huge baby bump in a selfie.

Last year, Ingrid Andress had a similar drunken performance as she botched the national anthem before the MLB Home Run Derby. Andress too admitted this was her rock bottom, also entering a rehab ...

After spectacularly botching the national anthem last summer, country singer Ingrid Andress went to rehab and learned to ...

Georgia native Caylee Hammack's "Bed of Roses" celebrates her healing journey to define what love means to her through country album, book ...

Join Mike and guest Laura Ray, Saturday, March 8th as they celebrate International Women’s Day on the Porch. They'll feature ...

The 4-time Grammy nominee’s “worst moment” happened in mid-July at Major League Baseball’s Home Run Derby, after which she ...

Melissa Etheridge ("I'm the Only One," "Bring Me Some Water") and Joss Stone ("You Had Me") will perform at Foxwoods Resort ...

"Good Horses" is the newest addition to this list of the best all-female country duets. Lainey Wilson asked Miranda Lambert ...