Jelly Roll is teaming up with the Grand Ole Opry for two benefit shows for charities near and dear to his heart. The singer will be playing two shows on September 22 at the Opry to raise money to benefit the Judge Dinkins Educational Center and the Buddy DeFord Charitable Fund. The Buddy DeFord Charitable Fund was started by Jelly to honor his late father and to support nonprofits serving the community. The Judge Dinkins Educational Center was created by the prosecutor who charged Jelly for crimes when he was a kid, Judge Jim Todd. Ever since, they’ve worked side-by-side to provide resources that enable youth to change their lives for the better. Appearing with Jelly Roll will be Bailey Zimmerman and Graham Barham. Tickets are already on sale on the Grand Ole Opry website.

Kane Brown will be showing up on the small screen again this fall. The singer (and budding actor) will make an appearance in the series premiere of “911: Nashville.” According to ABC, Kane “proves heroic in a major storyline” in the first episode of the new “9-1-1” spinoff; Brown filmed a scene for the episode, which is set during a concert performance, last night in Nashville. Brown made his acting debut on CBS’s “Fire Country” in 2023. He also has a role in the upcoming rom-com “The Token Groomsman.” “911: Nashville” debuts Thursday, October 9 at 9PM on ABC and will stream the next day on Hulu.

Luke Combs is working hard on his upcoming album, but he’s thinking of enlisting some help to get the project across the finish line. Remember the old days, when record labels told artists what songs go on an album, and in what order, and which songs would be considered singles? Luke’s thinking of doing things another way. In a post on X, the singer posted he may bring in some advisors (meaning, the fans) to help him choose what songs make the album. “Seriously considering ‘Crowd Sourcing’ my next record. Like just put up a bunch of demos and worktapes to see what y’all like best,” he wrote. If you want a voice in the process, you should follow Luke on his socials, if you don’t already.

Post Malone has proven many times he’s more than willing to meet fans, but this is a bit much. A woman was arrested at Posty’s home in Utah on Monday for allegedly jumping in front of the singer’s car as he tried to leave his property. Cherish Christine Gomer was arrested and booked on two third-degree felony charges: suspicion of stalking and violation of a permanent criminal stalking injunction. It’s the fifth time this year that Gomer has been arrested on charges of stalking Malone, but the first time she’ll face felony charges. She is currently being held without bail.