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Horan went online to share with his fans short previews of the tracks "Fire Away," "On The Loose," and the album's title track via his official Twitter account.

The singer shared a short snippet of instrumental audio, and what may be a tease for the track's music video via his official Instagram account, earlier this week.

With her new album, Unapologetically, on the horizon, Kelsea Ballerini has shared an acoustic version of the lead single, "Legends." Unapologetically is set to debut on Nov. 3.

"As a songwriter, I LOVE stripping songs down to the basics," Ballerini told Variety. "With 'Legends' being such a lyrical story, my band and I have ended up playing it like this quite a bit. It's become a chameleon of a song and changes meaning [depending on] on how you listen to it, but [it] covers everything from loss to love, just like the entirety of the album. I'm so excited for people to hear the full story!"

"Saturday, in a sacred place where two rivers meet and join together, I married my best friend..barefoot and surrounded by the deepest kind of magic and love that exists," Musgraves shared on Instagram.

"We can't wait to get out there and see what kind of Old Dominion fans we have around the world," singer Matthew Ramsey said in a press release. "It's amazing when we hear from our fans out there � so we couldn't be more excited to bring our music to them face to face."

For the Canadian dates, Old Dominion will be joined by local acts, Washboard Union and Cold Creek Country. In America, Michael Ray and Brandon Lay will serve as the opening acts.

In a clip the group shared on Twitter, Fifth Harmony is seen working on the song, interspersed with scenes from the movie, which revolves around the first Christmas.

"'Can You See' is a beautiful song that follows a story of the star. It's a very inspirational song," explains member Ally Brooke in the video. "I hope that when people hear this song they feel the emotion behind it. We were all just very drawn to this song," adds Lauren Jauregui.

"Fun fact: the only animal I do NOT like is a turtle. I'm fine with snakes and spiders and anything else that most people find scary, but turtles are NOT OK," Underwood wrote in her Instagram caption.

The DJ stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live to discuss Asahd's burgeoning career as a producer and how Diddy plans to hook him up with an unforgettable first birthday celebration.

"His birthday is Oct. 23, and speaking of him being the executive producer, the album that he's executive producer on went platinum in two months," Khaled said. "It went gold in two weeks. My biggest album, and my son is my biggest blessing. It's changed my life, man, I'm happy. I love that boy."

Westbury New Road in St. Michael will be renamed Rihanna Drive, the Barbados Ministry of Tourism announced on October 13. The official renaming will be held on Barbados' Independence Day, November 30.

Starting off with lyrics set to Alanis Morissette's "You Oughta Know," the mother of two emphatically sang, "Fall is here to remind you/ of the allergies you thought went away/ fall don't care if it's colder/ cause you've got to breathe that autumn air /ah-ah-choo, blow your nose."

Next, she sang "Ain't No Mountain High Enough," with the lyrics: "Ain't no blower strong enough/ ain't no rake sturdy enough/ Ain't no trash bag big enough/ to keep me from jumping in leaves, babe."

"That'd be dope," the rapper said when Kaepernick's name was mentioned by TMZ as a theoretical replacement for Rodgers. "I ain't mad at that. I feel bad for Rodgers though, but Kaepernick will hold the fort down, he can get it going as a starter."