Elle King Makes Triumphant Return to Stage After Grand Ole Opry Incident

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Elle King, the acclaimed singer-songwriter behind hits like “Ex’s & Oh’s,” made a triumphant return to the stage at the Extra Innings Festival in Arizona on March 1. This marked her first performance since her controversial drunken appearance at Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry in honor of Dolly Parton’s 78th birthday.

Taking the mic at Tempe Beach & Arts Park, Elle King showcased her signature style, donning a red long-sleeve top paired with a scarlet snake print miniskirt, and completing her look with dark sunglasses. The singer appeared poised and ready to deliver a memorable performance for her fans.

The incident at the Grand Ole Opry on January 19 stirred controversy, as Elle King openly admitted to being “f–king hammered” onstage and even forgot the lyrics to Dolly Parton’s songs. Despite the mishap, Elle King returned to the stage with confidence and determination, eager to put the past behind her and focus on her music.

While Elle King has not publicly addressed the incident, Dolly Parton extended her understanding and support, emphasizing that Elle is a talented artist who has been going through personal struggles. In an interview with ExtraTV, Dolly expressed her empathy for Elle’s situation, acknowledging that everyone faces challenges and offering her forgiveness.

Elle King’s return to the stage serves as a testament to her resilience and commitment to her craft. As she continues to captivate audiences with her powerful vocals and dynamic performances, Elle King proves that she is ready to move forward, leaving the past behind and embracing a bright future in music.

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