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WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump finally got his North Korea-style military parade for his birthday Saturday, which featured tanks and rocket launchers rolling down the streets of the capital city before smaller-than-expected crowds. “Every other country celebrates their victories, it’s about time America did too,” Trump said in a brief, eight-minute speech. It followed the two-hour parade down Constitution Avenue, during which Trump primarily sat, appeared bored, but occasionally stood to salute the passing troops and military hardware. Trumps Birthday Parade was BORING - No Kings Protests Narion Wide ? HUGE Turnout ! Must See

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Protests are springing up all of the US.  The vast majority of them are not organic but orchestrated to end in insurrection.  However, we were warned about several events, including the “No Kings” protest slated for cities across the country. The Liberty Sentinel’s Andrew Muller attended one of these on Saturday in Florida and this …

Ashley McBryde continues to be a light to those on their own sobriety journey. Over the last three years, Ashley McBryde has been one of many artists who reevaluated their relationship with alcohol. And she’s not alone… in the last few years, there have been many artists who have changed their drinking habits, either cutting out entirely or limiting the amount they drink before hitting the stage. These artists include Marcus King, Jon Pardi, Ernest, Hardy, Cody Jinks, Tyler Childers, and the list can go on. While a sobriety journey can look different for everyone, maybe you’re “California sober” or handle it privately, Ashley McBryde has been one artist who has shared much of her journey. As she celebrates three years, she continues to be a light and support others considering going sober or needing support. IMcBryde shared with her fans on her third anniversary of choosing herself that she reconnected with nature that day, spending time on the beautiful earth. This was a very fitting outing, given that her anniversary fell a day after National Outdoors Day. “Today marks 3 years. Since my last drink. My last time being ‘that guy’ in my social and professional circles. The last panicked phone call for help. The final slip up that caused the intervention from those that love me and the shift in me allowing me to say “that’s enough”. The details are known by those who are deserving of such painful information. Gratitude is the guiding light today. Grief is okay. A version of me had to die off so I could become myself. I have love for her and every other version of me that had to exist so I could stand by this waterfall today. Thank you for the ability to stand here. Celebrating by connecting to Mother Earth was just the kind of party I needed. If you’re struggling , reach out. You aren’t alone and don’t have to be. You’re gonna be delighted at how many of us there are. I love you, keep going.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ashley McBryde (@ashleymcbryde) McBryde first opened up to the public that she was sober a year into her journey. First speaking about it on Today’s Country Radio with Kelleigh Bannen in 2023, McBryde got honest with herself about her relationship with alcohol when writing The Devil I Know. McBryde waited until a year in her journey to speak on it because she was worried that opening up about her struggles would jeopardize her progress and she was not willing to “screw it up.” Since being sober, McBryde realized that her drinking was becoming very “detrimental” to her well-being, and her drinking kept her from fully feeling the emotions in her heart and mind. “Turns out it was just really detrimental. And then when you’re finding out the reasons that you’re going so overboard all the time was because of your inability to feel something that your brain was like, I can’t do it. I can’t do it. I’m like, well, that’s weak. I’m not going to accept that. I’d rather just hurt. This morning, I was at the boxing gym working out with my coach. We were doing something that was hard, and he said, ‘Are you okay? Do you need a break?’ And I said, ‘I know how to hurt.’ I do now. I mean, I knew how to hurt before and add extra to it for no reason.” Just like many artists who cope with unhealthy vices, McBryde worried that she felt like her songwriting or stage presence might decline after giving up alcohol, but that was not the case at all. In fact, she felt like she was more present than ever and could dig deeper, sharing truly vulnerable thoughts. One of those thoughts appears on her tune “Blackout Betty.” The song, penned with Aaron Raitiere and Nicolette Hayford, features lyrics as McBryde reflects on her relationship with alcohol, realizing that she no longer had control of her consumption and was spiraling out of control. The song is almost a reflection of herself in that moment, feeling like a “real piece of sh*t.” “There’s even a line in Blackout Betty that says, ‘Why can’t I have just one glass of wine? Hey, I’m a real piece of sh*t sometimes.’ And at the time, I was. Pretty often. But you’ll hear it in context and you’ll be like, yeah, it’s kind of said in a jabbing you in the ribs kind of way… And I know that my therapist would be like, ‘We’re not going to say that I’m a piece of sh*t sometimes. We can say I’m messy, we can say I’m complicated.’ But at the time, it was absolute truth. I mean, I wrote the song hungover.” Listening to the song after learning this puts some weight on the lyrics and makes you see it in a new light. Like many of McBryde’s other sobriety milestones, her third anniversary was marked by comments from her country music peers celebrating her accomplishment. Here’s to Ashley McBryde being vulnerable with her fans and showcasing that it’s okay to admit that you need to make a change. Ashley McBryde’s authenticity is one of the many reasons she’s one of the most bada** women in country music. Every milestone is worth celebrating, and we are cheering for her during each one.The post Ashley McBryde Celebrates Three Years Of Sobriety By Connecting With Nature: “The Kind Of Party I Needed” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Wade Bowen is revisiting a song on his 2024 record, Flyin’, with another one of Texas’ finest country artists. The track “Hidin Behind The Microphone” was the concluding track on Wade Bowen’s most recent studio project. Some might have overlooked the tune, given that it’s hidden at the bottom of the 12-track record, but it’s arguably one of the most moving songs on Flyin’. However, those familiar with the song fell in love with the vulnerable songwriting from Bowen, Jim Beavers, and Randy Rogers. “Hiding Behind The Microphone” pulls back the curtain to the unglamorous side of life on the road. As Bowen is a faithful road dog, these lyrics hit home to him. But unlike most songs that talk about the hardships of being away from family, friends, or missing important life events, “Hidin Behind The Microphone” shares the struggle of putting on a smile during a performance when you are going through it. The vulnerable lyrics showcase the job that artists have to make their fans feel good and provide a good time. Even if it appears they are having the same experience on stage, that’s not always the case. “Keep on singin’ Keep on smilin’ Try to make the people dance and drink a while then Maybe they won’t know I’m feelin’ so alone Hidin’ behind this microphone…” Wade Bowen is revisiting the song and releasing a stunning acoustic version today. However, after fellow Texan Cody Johnson reached out to him to share how much he loved the music, Bowen looped him into this reimagination of the tune. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Wade Bowen (@wadebowen) “I’ve loved this song so much from the moment we wrote it, and it took us a long time to finish it, which just happens sometimes. It was already one of my favorite songs on the album when I started getting texts from Cody about how much he loved the song and related to it some nights. Obviously coming from a guy like him that means the world. He’s one of my favorite voices and has always been a good friend to me. I’m so glad we finally got to do something together.” Johnson, who also spends many months of the year on the road, is familiar with this feeling. Despite what he’s going through personally, he always shows up for his fans to put on a boot-stomping good time. He masks his feelings for the hour and a half or so that he’s on stage, but he, too, might be “Hidin Behind The Microphone” some nights. This song hits different acoustically with the harmonies that Bowen and Johnson lay down. The song features a slight moan of the steel guitar and drives home the hurt the singers feel when they are having an “off” night and have to put on a face for their fans. “Hidin Behind The Microphone” reminds us that our favorite artists are humans, too, and have their good and bad days. Turn this one all the way up. Wade Bowen Tour Dates Friday, June 13th – Midland, TX – The Tailgate Saturday, June 14th – Carlsbad, NM – CavernFest Sunday, June 15th – Thursday, June 19th – Cabo San Lucas, Mexico – Boots On The Beach 2025 Friday, June 20th – Stonewall, TX – Stonewall Peach Jamboree Saturday, June 21st – Concan, TX – House Pasture Cattle Co Saturday, June 28th – West Valley City, UT – Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre Thursday, July 3rd – San Antonio, TX – San Antonio Missions Independence Day Celebration Friday, July 4th – Corpus Christi, TX – Brewster Street Icehouse Downtown Thursday, July 10th – Wichita, KS – WAVE Friday, July 11th – Kansas City, MO – PBR Big Sky Saturday, July 12th – Columbus, NE – 2025 Platte County Fair Thursday, July 17th – Des Moines, IA – Wooly’s Friday, July 18th – Peoria, IL – Crusens Farmington Road Saturday, July 19th – Montgomery City, MO – Montgomery County Fair Friday, July 25th – Whitehouse, TX – Blackhawk Creek General Store and Grill Saturday, July 26th – Houston, TX – White Oak Music Hall Friday, August 1st – Denver, CO – Grizzly Rose Saturday, August 2nd – Colorado Springs, CO – The Whiskey Rose Friday, August 8th – Sunbury, PA – Spyglass Ridge Winery Thursday, August 14th – Deerfield, MA – Tree House Brewing Company – Deerfield Friday, August 15th – Hyannis, MA – Cape Cod Melody Tent Saturday, August 16th – Wantagh, NY – Mulcahy’s Pub and Concert Hall Saturday, August 23rd – Waco, TX – The Boys From Oklahoma Friday, September 12th – Pryor, OK – Born & Raised 2025 Thursday, September 25th – Austin, TX – Moody Amphitheater Saturday, October 11th – Floresville, TX – Floresville Peanut Festival 2025The post Wade Bowen Teams Up With Cody Johnson For Moving Acoustic Version Of “Hidin’ Behind The Microphone” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.