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Ashley McBryde is performing on The Ellen Degeneres Show Wednesday. The Grammy-nominated singer is performing her current single "Martha Divine," mark...
Ashley McBryde is performing on The Ellen Degeneres Show Wednesday. The Grammy-nominated singer is performing her current single "Martha Divine," mark...
The Ellen Degeneres Show this week, offering up her current single, "Martha Divine." Appearing alongside a full band, the singer reinvigorated the full-throttle, sinister energy of the song — a rock-tinged murder ballad about a woman who exacts revenge on the woman she finds out is having an extramarital affair with her dad. In keeping with those dark themes — and the song's cinematic music video, which is set in a rural motel room — McBryde's performance was backed by a screen that featured flashing images of a forest at night, interspersed with a glowing, neon "Motel" sign. "Martha ...
ACM and CMA award winner Ashley McBryde makes her performance debut on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” with current single “ Martha Divine,” pegged by Stereogum as “a roiling country revenge tale with a little twist” and dubbed by NPR as “an absolute anthem,” from her GRAMMY-nominated album Never Will, on Wednesday, Jan. 13 at 3 p.m. CT. “When we released Never Will, we kept our original April 2020 release date because people needed music then and we need music now!” reflects McBryde. “However, there was a small part of me that was a little sad that these songs may not g...
Well I’d be loathe to call 2020 a great year, because it was genuinely horrible, but at least it was enlivened by some fantastic music. The tragedy is that, in a year that afforded artists the freedom to write and record at their leisure, the very industry upon which their art relies (concerts, tours, festivals and dance floors) ground to a halt. Legendary venues, bars and nightclubs have closed across the globe and a host of promising musicians, have had to return to their day jobs (presuming that they still exist). So while it is worth celebrating the outpouring of creativity that the Cov...