"So is it that some black lives [matter] but doesn't include mine?" White says a year after her dispute with the former Lady Antebellum. "When does my life and what I've worked for matter?"
Country trio stack vocal parts for an immersive effect in a new song led by vocalist Hillary Scott
Darius Rucker invites the Grammy-winning band to officially join the Nashville institution
"Ms. White’s Lady A brand had been usurped and set on the path to erasure," new suit alleges
The band has filed a declaratory judgment lawsuit against blues singer Anita White over the name. Attorneys say the case rests on two tricky things: prior usage and scope
"If they're saying that they're an ally, they are lying to the American public," singer says after group formerly known as Lady Antebellum files lawsuit against her
Country trio files suit to use the name "Lady A," which blues singer Anita White also lays claim to
"This is my life. They’re using the name because of a Black Lives Matter incident that, for them, is just a moment in time," says the original Lady A, a 61-year-old black singer who's released multiple records under the name
"We are deeply sorry for the hurt this has caused," says the Grammy-winning country trio, who formed as "Lady Antebellum" in 2006
Concert, also featuring Lady Antebellum, will include full production and band members all in the same room
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