Member Manon Bannerman has stepped back from her group to focus on wellbeing, sharing a health-focused message with fans and outlining future plans.

Shania Twain will host the 61st Academy of Country Music Awards, airing May 17 from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas and streaming on Prime Video from 8 p.m. ET.

The nominations spotlight strong female representation, with the four most-nominated artists this year being women.

Confirmed performers include Cody Johnson, Kacey Musgraves, Lainey Wilson, Little Big Town, Miranda Lambert, and Riley Green, with additional acts to be announced.

AMAs are modernizing and broadening social media engagement by featuring emerging groups with global fanbases to boost multi-platform visibility.

Her hiatus has been discussed publicly, with bandmates reaffirming support and continuity as they continue making music.

During Coachella, Bannerman paused group activities to prioritize health, assuring fans on Weverse that she is healthy and grateful for support, with talks of a return underway.

Recent releases like Pinky Up and Gabriela demonstrate strong international appeal and cross-market momentum.

Swift’s sustained creativity and dedication are highlighted as a significant moment on global platforms, celebrated by supporters and the industry.

The Fate of Ophelia from The Life of a Showgirl earns a Song of the Year nomination for its lyrical depth and haunting production.

KATSEYE emerged from The Debut: Dream Academy, blending K-pop with Western R&B and electronic production, complemented by a futuristic visual aesthetic and precise choreography.

HYBE x Geffen Records will release KATSEYE’s Wild EP on August 14, 2026, following the single Pinky Up.