Taylor Swift fans finally got the answer they’ve been waiting two weeks for. The singer dropped her new single “ME!,” featuring Panic at the Disco’s Brendon Urie.

Before the official drop, Taylor stopped by ABC’s live NFL Draft coverage, where she officially announced the song and told Robin Roberts it was “about embracing your individuality and really celebrating it and owning it.” She added, “With a pop song, we have the ability to get a melody stuck in people’s heads and I just want it to be one that makes them feel better about themselves.”

As for her fans, Taylor noted, “I cannot believe how dedicated they are, how thoughtful,” adding, “I can’t believe how much they care. It makes it more fun for me to create music, to create music videos, knowing that they’ll care about little Easter eggs, and you have no idea how much fun that is to make stuff for people who care about it that much. So it’s the fans.” Finally, she offers, “They’ve always been there and it’s just gotten more fun as time has passed.” 

Some of your favorite country stars performed at Nashville’s City Winery this week to help raise money for cancer survivor John Berry’s medical bills and the nonprofit Music Health Alliance. In total, the show raised $300,000.

In addition to the announced lineup, the crowd was treated to a surprise performance by Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood, with Garth performing “Friends in Low Places,” and Trisha singing “Walkaway Joe.”

The nights other performances included Trace Adkins and Exile, performing “Super Love,” the Oak Ridge Boys performing “Amazing Grace,” and “Elvira,” Darryl Worley performing “Second Wind,” Shenandoah singing “Church On The Cumberland Road,” and Berry himself performing “There Could Never Be Another Love.”

The night ended with a group performance of Berry’s “All Come Together.”

Luke Bryan was recently a third wheel on Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani’s date night in Los Angeles, and he recently talked to “Us Weekly” about what a night out with the pair is like.

“We speak about the shows [‘Idol’ and ‘The Voice’], but we’re really just catching up, wanting to know how the family and everybody else is doing,” Luke shares. “It was just fun hanging with them, and anytime I’m able to see them having fun and being happy, it’s great to be around them.”

And while Luke says he and Blake have “a fun competition” since they are on competing talent shows, the truth is, Luke says Blake has been nothing but supportive.

“When I found out that ‘Idol’ was interested in me being a judge, certainly I called Blake, and he’s like, ‘Man, you’re going to love it. It’s right up your alley.’ He spoke of how much he’s enjoying his role with ‘The Voice,’” he says. “And he was right. I’ve enjoyed it. It’s a new element in your life. It’s a new challenge. It’s tackling something new, and you learn a lot about entertainment throughout the whole process.”

TOBY KEITH announced that his next single is called, “That’s Country Bro!” . . . and it’ll be out May 3rd.  Keith co-wrote the song with Bobby Pinson and co-produced it with Pinson, Reid Shippen and executive producer, Arturo Buenahora. He calls it “a quick sprint down a country icon heritage trail.”

“That’s Country Bro” will be available May 3 and it’s the first piece of music since “Don’t Let the Old Man In,” an original ballad Keith wrote for the latest Clint Eastwood film, “The Mule.”

He’ll follow that up with his “That’s Country Bro! Tour” . . . which kicks off May 26th at the Tree Town Music Festival in Forest City, Iowa.

Kelly Clarkson has a bone to pick with “Star” magazine. The tabloid recently ran a story claiming she and Carrie Underwood were feuding. Well, not only is the story untrue, but Kelly is not at all happy with the picture they used of her on the cover.

“Someone just sent me this & I’m like why does she get the good pic & I have the worst expression I’ve ever made w/zero muscles being used in my face ha!,” Kelly tweeted alongside a picture of the mag. “ I officially have a feud w/whoever used this pic! At least give me a good pic if y’all are gonna be lying is all I’m sayin’.”

Kelly recently commented on rumors of a feud between she and Carrie and insisted it doesn’t exist. “People always try to put it together like we’re enemies. And I’m like, ‘We don’t even know each other well enough to be enemies,’” she told Entertainment Tonight. “We’re both happy women, and we’re mamas and we’re CEOs and we’re killing it. So … don’t do that to us.”