Elle King lends a hand with Ingrid Andress after drunken national anthem
Country singer Ingrid Andress Last summer, she sparked opposition to her drunken national anthem performance, feeling the support of her community.
Andress, 33, on Thursday, March 6 Nick ViallThe “VIALL Files” podcast. Andrees said that at that moment, other musicians gathered around her “really meaningful.”
“I expect no one to reach out, but there’s so much love for women country artists in Nashville,” she said. “I actually feel like, like, so loved and seeing healing.”
Andres Name Elle King and Kelsea Ballerini As one of the artists who sent her support. “Al King was like, ‘It’s just all of it, girl’,” Andres recalled. “She’s obviously been there, too. …That really matters to me.”
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In June 2024, Andress sang “Stars and Stripes” at the MLB home run Derby in Arlington, Texas, and her rendition quickly made headlines. One day after the event, Andres announced she was seeking professional help.
“I won’t be a bull, I got drunk last night,” she wrote in an Instagram statement. “I’m checking myself today to get the help I need. It’s not me last night. I apologize to Major League Baseball, all the fans, and people this country loves so much. I’ll let you know the level of recovery I’ve heard is super fun.”
When she reflected on Thursday in an unfortunate situation, Andres admitted that she “really loved the numb feeling after drinking.” “Until I woke up the next day, I thought, ‘Well, this is different from me.’ Like, “This doesn’t work. ” …because I actually walked out [onto the field] And don’t care. I was like, “I don’t care what’s going on,” she said.
Andrees “so much” that she initially thought she “a little bit of a nail” to her performance. “My best friend called me after I got out of the game and I remember chatting with her briefly. She was like, “What do you think?” ” …She was very delicate,” Andres recalled.
The songwriter added that when she woke up the next morning she didn’t have much memories of the performance, which was “terrible.” At that time, she decided to call management and recover.
“You know, it just shames me, like ‘It’s a problem’.” (Andress recently performed the national anthem again at the Colorado Avalanche Hockey game, her first public event since the MLB incident.
Elle King has been loving himself for the months since her Ole Opry scandal. “After everything that happened in January, I went to another type of treatment program because I was sad, no one really no one [knew] I’m working behind closed doors,” 35-year-old Grammy nominee revealed […]
Meanwhile, King gave his own drunken show to Grand Ole Opry in January 2024 Dolly Parton. “I will tell you one more thing: ‘Hi, my name is Elle King [and] I’m very upset. ” She said in an event shared online.
A few months later, King revealed on the “Dear Chelsea” podcast that she was going through something “very heavy and traumatic” that led to her “big no” on the stage. “I had severe PTSD. That day, I didn’t eat and didn’t sleep for a few days, and I was really overwhelmed. I was like my own shell,” she explained in May 2024. “I took too many shots and my body wasn’t there. I don’t remember. …I’m very upset.”
King said she apologized to Opry and Parton.
