After a widely panned performance of the U.S. national anthem at the MLB Home Run Derby, country singer Ingrid Andress apologized Tuesday and said she was drunk. “I'm checking myself into a facility ...

Singer Ingrid Andress wrote songs called "Coldplay" and "Blue Genes," but before you roll your eyes thinking she's trying to make something out of someone else's viral moment, listen to the full story ...

The Baltimore Orioles caught some fans by surprise during a rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner" by electronic musician Dan Deacon. Perhaps the folks at Camden Yards should have given those ...

I’ve always had a complicated relationship with fame. It never really made any sense to me. Growing up, we were very religious, so I wasn’t encouraged to idolize other people. I was homeschooled until ...

Ingrid Andress is ready to leave behind the infamous national anthem performance that went viral last July, a moment she now calls "my worst nightmare come true." After stumbling through the rendition ...

Strengths and weaknesses… strengths and weaknesses. It’s okay not to be great at everything. I, for one, can cook super well, but am trash when it comes to baking. I can’t do my taxes, but I can write ...

As the "More Hearts Than Mine" singer restarts her career, she's learning to give herself grace for mistakes and discovering that resilience is her "superpower" Daniel Shirey/Getty Images; Michael ...

Ingrid Andress has returned with her new single “Footprints,” stream it: HERE. “Footprints” marks Andress’ first music since her 2022 sophomore album, Good Person, and the new release comes after a ...

The platinum-selling artist offers new details about her painful journey after her botched performance of the national anthem: "Such a healing time" Daniel Chaney Ingrid Andress offers new details ...

When Ingrid Andress sang “The Star-Spangled Banner” before a pro hockey game in Denver earlier this month, it certainly counted as one of the most fraught renditions of the national anthem in our ...

Country music singer-songwriter Ingrid Andress broke her silence for the first time on Thursday, nearly a year after she admitted herself to rehab following her admission that she had been "drunk" ...

(NEXSTAR) – The country singer who admitted to being drunk while singing “The Star-Spangled Banner” at 2024’s MLB Home Run Derby is opening up about her time as “America’s punching bag.” Ingrid ...