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Morgan Wallen Walks Out With Hulk Hogan & Baker Mayfield At Rescheduled Tampa Bay Show

Hulkamania running wild on Morgan's show tonight. Morgan Wallen is wrapping up the last few stops of his massive One Night At A Time stadium tour, stopping in Tampa Bay tonight for a show at Raymond James Stadium. The show was actually supposed to take place back in July, but Morgan ended up having to cancel the second of two shows due to illness so he was forced to reschedule. But it looks like he was still able to put together some surprises for the show. Of course one of the most interesting parts of the show is always seeing who joins Morgan for his walkout as he makes his way to the stage, and tonight he brought along two big names from the world of sports: Hulk Hogan and Baker Mayfield. As quarterback for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers it's no real surprise that Baker was there. And Hulk Hogan actually showed up in Tampa in July - with Jelly Roll, who was scheduled to open for Morgan during the canceled show but quickly put together a popup show for fans who had tickets to the concert. And look at Baker singing along to "Whiskey Whiskey." Looks like he was already a Morgan Wallen fan...

@whiskeyriff Another day, another walk out. // 🎥: @tweldon1 #whiskeyriff #morganwallen #hulkhogan ♬ original sound - Whiskey Riff

Morgan only has two shows left on this tour, at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte next weekend. And given everything that's going on in North Carolina right now as they recover from the hurricane, I'd expect him to go all out for those concerts to show his support for the state. Or maybe he'll just bring out Panthers QB Andy Dalton. Who knows. I guess we'll find out next week.

Benjamin Tod Treats Fans To Another Single, “Mary Could You,” From Upcoming Record, ‘Shooting Star’

The fourth single from Benjamin Tod's highly-anticipated record. Today, Tod released a certified twanger, "Mary Could You." The single, inspired by the autobiography of the author Jack Black, highlights Tod's imagination and ability to write his own history as "Mary Could You" expands on the story of a character from the novel. “Around the age of 19, when I was full-time hopping trains and street performing, I came across an autobiography by the author Jack Black titled You Can’t Win about his life in the early 20th century being a criminal, junkie hobo. This book would shape a good portion of my identity and self-perception for many years.” The character Mary is another addition to Benjamin Tod's laundry list of interesting fictional characters he has written about over the years. Mary's story is one you want to hear. Mary Howard, also referred to as “Salt Chunk Mary," ran and managed a motel. “This song is based on her as the main character and a probable series of events that unfolded at some time on her property. She was the queen of yeggs and I encourage you to pick up a copy of the book if you like this tune and you’re interested in a vital piece of American history.” https://www.instagram.com/p/DAtLQJSpsRL/ The tune's narrator finds himself in a few sticky situations, turning to Mary to help him out of his bind. Mary is pictured as a jack of all trades; she could sell you booze, put you up in a room, or find you a tomb. He turns to her for help while he lives a nomadic lifestyle. "Mary made a living just fencing what was given When the tramps rolled in on the train Sold her booze and offered a room and a lady without a name She could sew your wounds or sell you a tomb But never could you tell her you had something to lose..." The lyrics detailing this colorful character are accompanied by an upbeat Western swing beat that transports listeners back in time. Tod is one of the most prolific songwriters in the game today. He spins stories like it's second nature and draws listeners in through the captivating stories he curates. This alone is enough to draw in listeners, but the added melodies that capture the heart of Appalachia with traditional country and folk roots create pure magic. On October 18th, Tod will release his highly anticipated record Shooting Star, a collection of ten songs that dives into the last seven decades of country music. “The original idea for this album was for each song to be placed in a different production period in country music history. Obviously, there’s no way to cover everything so my preference shines through. A tune goes as far back as the mid-50s and spans up to the early 90’s. It spilled out seamlessly. I wanted to prove to myself and the industry that I could write an elite country record with ease. If I didn’t accomplish that goal, I sure as hell came closer than anyone on pop country radio either way.” Given singles released thus far, Tod is more than proving he can write an elite country record. He is setting a new standard. Turn this all the way up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npbqj2UCk0o

Garth Brooks Claims His Accuser Said She Was Afraid He Planned To Hire Somebody To Murder Her

This story just keeps getting more bizarre. Of course the country music world was shocked yesterday when a lawsuit was filed against country superstar Garth Brooks accusing him of sexual assault and rape. The disturbing allegations were made by a makeup artist and hairstylist who formerly worked for Trisha Yearwood, and began working for Garth around 2017. She claims that in 2019, she arrived at Brooks' house to do his hair and makeup but was greeted by a naked Garth walking out of the shower with an erect penis. She says he forced her to touch him and encouraged her to perform oral sex, telling her that he had fantasized about this moment and wanted to "come all over her face," especially while she wore her glasses. She claims she was naturally horrified and said no, but continued to work for him, as she needed the money. Then, she alleges that she accompanied Garth on a trip to Los Angeles for a GRAMMY tribute to Sam Moore, where the singer booked only one hotel room and violently raped her. The complaint is extremely graphic and disturbing, and alleges that the plaintiff has text messages, emails and audio recordings to support her claims. Garth has, of course, denied the claims, calling them an attempt at extortion: "For the last two months, I have been hassled to no end with threats, lies, and tragic tales of what my future would be if I did not write a check for many millions of dollars. It has been like having a loaded gun waved in my face. Hush money, no matter how much or how little, is still hush money. In my mind, that means I am admitting to behavior I am incapable of - ugly acts no human should ever do to another. We filed suit against this person nearly a month ago to speak out against extortion and defamation of character. We filed it anonymously for the sake of families on both sides. I want to play music tonight. I want to continue our good deeds doing forward. It breaks my heart these wonderful things are in question now. I trust the system, I do not fear the truth, and I am not the man they have painted me to be." It was also revealed that Garth had actually filed an anonymous lawsuit against his accuser in Mississippi last month. In that case, the plaintiff, now revealed to be Garth Brooks, asked the court for an injunction to prevent his accuser from making her allegations public, claiming that her accusations are false and would cause irreparable damage to his reputation. But tucked into that lawsuit is another interesting tidbit: His accuser also allegedly expressed her fear that Garth would hire someone to murder her. According to the lawsuit filed by Garth, he first learned of the allegations of sexual assault on July 17, when he received a letter from his accuser's attorney laying out her claims. And in that letter, she also said that she believed Garth would hire someone to have her murdered. From the lawsuit filed by the country star, a copy of which has been obtained by Whiskey Riff: "Specifically, on July 17, 2024, an attorney acting at Defendant’s direction sent Plaintiff and others with whom Plaintiff professionally works an ostensibly “confidential” demand letter alleging a litany of sexual misconduct by Plaintiff ranging from allegations of sexual “grooming,” creation of a sexually hostile work environment, unwanted sexual touching, and sexual assault. Defendant also alleged a belief that Plaintiff planned to hire someone to murder her. The July 17 demand letter was the first time Plaintiff learned of these allegations, none of which has any basis in fact." Garth continues that the accuser knows her allegations would cause irreparable damage to his "well-earned reputation as a decent and caring person." He also accuses her of threatening him privately with the demand letter precisely because she knew he would want to avoid damage to his reputation. What a mess - and a terrible situation all the way around, whether the allegations are true or not.

“The First Bottle Of Wine I Ever Drank” — Kevin Harvick Celebrated First Cup Series Win With $12,000 Wine From Richard Childress

How do you know you've "made it" in any profession? Well, drinking a $12,000 bottle of wine is probably a good indication. This week, Kevin Harvick sat down with owner Richard Childress on his Kevin Harvick’s Happy Hour Podcast  to talk about many subjects, of course including Dale Earnhardt, but also his early career and having to step in after Dale tragically passed away in 2001. Of course, Kevin Harvick was called upon to race Dale Sr.'s car immediately following his tragic death, which you can imagine would've been extremely daunting for any young driver... I can't even imagine the pressure he must've been feeling. A few weeks after Dale's death on February 18th, 2001, Harvick won his his first-ever NASCAR Cup Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway, which occurred on March 11th, 2001. He drove The Intimidator’s car to Victory Lane for the first time without him, and set the tone for a successful career in just his third Cup Series start. On the podcast, they recalled that day, and how when Harvick took over the car, they'd agreed (well Harvick kind of told him), that they'd drink a $12,000, 1945 bottle of Château Mouton that Childress had bought in honor of his birth year. They kind if both thought they wouldn't win a race, so it wouldn't matter, but they were very wrong... and Harvick was ready to celebrate after Atlanta. They went back to Childress' house, with a few other people, and opened it. But the kicker is, it was the first time Harvick ever drank a bottle of wine, and obviously this was an extremely nice bottle, so "I'm sitting there and I said, 'Man, $12,000. They've never drank a bottle of wine like this in their life.' And I remember us all sitting around the dining room table." Trying to open it, the cork came apart (because it was so old), and they had to strain the wine to get it out without pieces in it. Harvick laughed as he recalled that, obviously, Childress didn't really want to open it and share it with people who didn't even know what they were drinking, but hey, not too shabby for your first bottle... "Richard did not really want to open this bottle of wine. But we sat there, and that was the first bottle of wine I ever drank, was that 1945 bottle that you had poured." What a great story and light moment form what was an overall very sad time for the sport of NASCAR:

🍷 @KevinHarvick's first bottle of wine was a $12,000 1945 Château Mouton that Richard Childress probably really didn't want to open. 😂@RCRracing | #NASCAR pic.twitter.com/dAQ6dD7fcS

— HarvickHappyHour (@HarvickHappyPod) October 3, 2024

You can watch the full podcast here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxvL1SVU46U&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.whiskeyriff.com%2F&source_ve_path=MjM4NTE