Daniel Chaney Ingrid Andress says she was more than happy to give up her phone when she entered rehab last July. Two days before, she’d drunkenly butchered the national anthem at a Major League ...

Country singer Ingrid Andress marked her public return on Friday by performing another rendition of the national anthem during a Colorado Avalance game. The performance comes seven months after ...

we'd bet the farm that new music and tour dates are coming soon. ‘The Voice': Holly Brand Bests the Battle Rounds With an Ingrid Andress Cover [Watch] ...

After her performance of the national anthem at the MLB Home Run Derby went viral for all the wrong reasons last year, Ingrid Andress is back to try it again. The 33-year-old singer returned to ...

When Ingrid Andress sang the national anthem before a hockey game in Colorado last Friday, she was doing it to close a chapter of her career filled with shame, regret, and embarrassment.

The singer also dropped a new song titled "Footprints." By Hannah Dailey Ingrid Andress got her second chance at singing the national anthem at a recent Colorado Avalanche game, and this time ...

Cindy Ord/Getty Ingrid Andress is back. About seven months after a fumbled performance at the 2024 Home Run Derby and subsequent rehab visit, the country star made a triumphant return to the ...

The Grammy-nominated artist performed "The Star-Spangled Banner" again, this time at the Colorado Avalanche hockey game. By Carly Thomas Associate Editor The Grammy-nominated artist decided to ...

Last July, country singer Ingrid Andress went viral for her rendition of the U.S. national anthem at the 2024 MLB Home Run Derby. She was slammed for what was deemed one of the worst performances ...

Since singing what turned out to be a notorious version of the National Anthem at a high-profile ballgame last July, country singer Ingrid Andress has stayed quietly out of sight, offering an ...

Ingrid Andress says that even though her disastrous National Anthem performance last summer was her "worst moment," it also ultimately changed her life for the better. In a new interview with ...

Isabella Rossellini could make Academy Awarwds history tonight; if she wins Best Supporting Actress, she and her mother, Ingrid Bergman, would be the first mother-daughter duo to win Oscars.