“She’s So Gone,” but we know where she’s headed: Dasha’s set to perform her Main Street Country track Friday on The Kelly Clarkson Show. 

Dasha’s contribution to the new Disney covers EP comes from a 2011 TV movie. 

“I think ‘She’s So Gone’ is one of the most iconic songs to come out of Disney Channel,” the “Austin” hitmaker says. “I remember watching Lemonade Mouth for the first time and the whole movie had me plotting how I was going to reinvent myself before school the next day.”

“This track really captures that moment when women find themselves and boldly show the world who they are,” she continues. “I’m so excited to share this with a new generation and remind them that they can reinvent themselves and be exactly who they want to be.”

Check your local listings to see when The Kelly Clarkson Show airs in your area.

In the meantime, you can go behind-the-scenes as Dasha lays down her track for Main Street Country, which also includes contributions from Kane Brown and Katelyn Brown, Maddie & Tae, Breland and Restless Road.

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“She’s So Gone,” but we know where she’s headed: Dasha’s set to perform her Main Street Country track Friday on The Kelly Clarkson Show. 

Dasha’s contribution to the new Disney covers EP comes from a 2011 TV movie. 

“I think ‘She’s So Gone’ is one of the most iconic songs to come out of Disney Channel,” the “Austin” hitmaker says. “I remember watching Lemonade Mouth for the first time and the whole movie had me plotting how I was going to reinvent myself before school the next day.”

“This track really captures that moment when women find themselves and boldly show the world who they are,” she continues. “I’m so excited to share this with a new generation and remind them that they can reinvent themselves and be exactly who they want to be.”

Check your local listings to see when The Kelly Clarkson Show airs in your area.

In the meantime, you can go behind-the-scenes as Dasha lays down her track for Main Street Country, which also includes contributions from Kane Brown and Katelyn Brown, Maddie & Tae, Breland and Restless Road.

Disney is the parent company of ABC News and Walt Disney Records.

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Alexia Jayy, a member of Adam Levine’s team, won The Voice season 29 on Tuesday night, and now Adam has confirmed that he’s returning to the show for season 30.

He told People, “I will be back. I’m having so much fun doing it. Since I came back a few seasons ago it’s just been a blast and I’m super happy to keep it going as long as they’ll have me.” 

Season 30 will air this fall. The other coaches haven’t been revealed yet. Season 29 was positioned as The Voice: Battle of Champions, with past winning coaches Adam, Kelly Clarkson and John Legend all competing to have one of their team members take home the title.

Season 30 will mark Adam’s 19th on the show. An original coach, he stepped away from the show in May 2019, and then returned for season 27. He skipped season 28, then came back for this season.

As for Adam’s day job, he and Maroon 5 have a show in May in Puerto Rico, and then a run of concerts in the U.K. and Europe through June and July, including an appearance at BST Hyde Park in London with OneRepublic. Their most recent album, Love Is Like, came out last summer.

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Alexia Jayy, a member of Adam Levine’s team, won The Voice season 29 on Tuesday night, and now Adam has confirmed that he’s returning to the show for season 30.

He told People, “I will be back. I’m having so much fun doing it. Since I came back a few seasons ago it’s just been a blast and I’m super happy to keep it going as long as they’ll have me.” 

Season 30 will air this fall. The other coaches haven’t been revealed yet. Season 29 was positioned as The Voice: Battle of Champions, with past winning coaches Adam, Kelly Clarkson and John Legend all competing to have one of their team members take home the title.

Season 30 will mark Adam’s 19th on the show. An original coach, he stepped away from the show in May 2019, and then returned for season 27. He skipped season 28, then came back for this season.

As for Adam’s day job, he and Maroon 5 have a show in May in Puerto Rico, and then a run of concerts in the U.K. and Europe through June and July, including an appearance at BST Hyde Park in London with OneRepublic. Their most recent album, Love Is Like, came out last summer.

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Alexia Jayy, a member of Adam Levine’s team, won The Voice season 29 on Tuesday night, and now Adam has confirmed that he’s returning to the show for season 30.

He told People, “I will be back. I’m having so much fun doing it. Since I came back a few seasons ago it’s just been a blast and I’m super happy to keep it going as long as they’ll have me.” 

Season 30 will air this fall. The other coaches haven’t been revealed yet. Season 29 was positioned as The Voice: Battle of Champions, with past winning coaches Adam, Kelly Clarkson and John Legend all competing to have one of their team members take home the title.

Season 30 will mark Adam’s 19th on the show. An original coach, he stepped away from the show in May 2019, and then returned for season 27. He skipped season 28, then came back for this season.

As for Adam’s day job, he and Maroon 5 have a show in May in Puerto Rico, and then a run of concerts in the U.K. and Europe through June and July, including an appearance at BST Hyde Park in London with OneRepublic. Their most recent album, Love Is Like, came out last summer.

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Alexia Jayy, a member of Adam Levine’s team, won The Voice season 29 on Tuesday night, and now Adam has confirmed that he’s returning to the show for season 30.

He told People, “I will be back. I’m having so much fun doing it. Since I came back a few seasons ago it’s just been a blast and I’m super happy to keep it going as long as they’ll have me.” 

Season 30 will air this fall. The other coaches haven’t been revealed yet. Season 29 was positioned as The Voice: Battle of Champions, with past winning coaches Adam, Kelly Clarkson and John Legend all competing to have one of their team members take home the title.

Season 30 will mark Adam’s 19th on the show. An original coach, he stepped away from the show in May 2019, and then returned for season 27. He skipped season 28, then came back for this season.

As for Adam’s day job, he and Maroon 5 have a show in May in Puerto Rico, and then a run of concerts in the U.K. and Europe through June and July, including an appearance at BST Hyde Park in London with OneRepublic. Their most recent album, Love Is Like, came out last summer.

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Noah Kahan, JENNIE, Hilary Duff and Anderson .Paak have made the TIME100 list of the world’s most influential people of 2026, and each of them has been honored in an essay written by another celebrity.

Mumford & Sons’ Marcus Mumford penned Noah’s essay, writing, in part, “He’s generous, he’s respectful without sycophancy, and he’s f****** funny. There’s no gloss, and people love it. Noah is not the most glamorous person in the room. He’s the most honest. And that’s why so many of us have connected with him as an artist.”

In an essay about JENNIE, Gracie Abrams wrote, “The power that draws you into ‘Jennie the Artist’ when you’re watching her onscreen or as one of 100,000 people in a stadium — is identical to the power she carries when you find her in the corner of a party or run into her in a backstage hallway.”

Nicole Richie penned Hilary’s essay. “She is the girl we danced with in our bedrooms then and the woman we all want to have dinner with now,” Nicole wrote. “Grounded, glowing, and fully herself. Somehow mothering four children, leading a massive pop resurgence, and still making time for a fun night with her girlfriends for a glass of wine (or seven).”

Natasha Lyonne paid tribute to Anderson .Paak or, as she calls the Silk Sonic member, “Andy.” “Basking in Andy’s golden glow is a gift for anyone in his orbit. The song said to leave the door open … so, you know, pretty sound advice, turns out,” she writes. “Andy’s the whole constellation.”

The 2026 TIME100 will be celebrated at the TIME100 Summit and TIME100 Gala events, taking place April 22 and April 23, respectively, in New York City.

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Noah Kahan, JENNIE, Hilary Duff and Anderson .Paak have made the TIME100 list of the world’s most influential people of 2026, and each of them has been honored in an essay written by another celebrity.

Mumford & Sons’ Marcus Mumford penned Noah’s essay, writing, in part, “He’s generous, he’s respectful without sycophancy, and he’s f****** funny. There’s no gloss, and people love it. Noah is not the most glamorous person in the room. He’s the most honest. And that’s why so many of us have connected with him as an artist.”

In an essay about JENNIE, Gracie Abrams wrote, “The power that draws you into ‘Jennie the Artist’ when you’re watching her onscreen or as one of 100,000 people in a stadium — is identical to the power she carries when you find her in the corner of a party or run into her in a backstage hallway.”

Nicole Richie penned Hilary’s essay. “She is the girl we danced with in our bedrooms then and the woman we all want to have dinner with now,” Nicole wrote. “Grounded, glowing, and fully herself. Somehow mothering four children, leading a massive pop resurgence, and still making time for a fun night with her girlfriends for a glass of wine (or seven).”

Natasha Lyonne paid tribute to Anderson .Paak or, as she calls the Silk Sonic member, “Andy.” “Basking in Andy’s golden glow is a gift for anyone in his orbit. The song said to leave the door open … so, you know, pretty sound advice, turns out,” she writes. “Andy’s the whole constellation.”

The 2026 TIME100 will be celebrated at the TIME100 Summit and TIME100 Gala events, taking place April 22 and April 23, respectively, in New York City.

Copyright © 2026, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Noah Kahan, JENNIE, Hilary Duff and Anderson .Paak have made the TIME100 list of the world’s most influential people of 2026, and each of them has been honored in an essay written by another celebrity.

Mumford & Sons’ Marcus Mumford penned Noah’s essay, writing, in part, “He’s generous, he’s respectful without sycophancy, and he’s f****** funny. There’s no gloss, and people love it. Noah is not the most glamorous person in the room. He’s the most honest. And that’s why so many of us have connected with him as an artist.”

In an essay about JENNIE, Gracie Abrams wrote, “The power that draws you into ‘Jennie the Artist’ when you’re watching her onscreen or as one of 100,000 people in a stadium — is identical to the power she carries when you find her in the corner of a party or run into her in a backstage hallway.”

Nicole Richie penned Hilary’s essay. “She is the girl we danced with in our bedrooms then and the woman we all want to have dinner with now,” Nicole wrote. “Grounded, glowing, and fully herself. Somehow mothering four children, leading a massive pop resurgence, and still making time for a fun night with her girlfriends for a glass of wine (or seven).”

Natasha Lyonne paid tribute to Anderson .Paak or, as she calls the Silk Sonic member, “Andy.” “Basking in Andy’s golden glow is a gift for anyone in his orbit. The song said to leave the door open … so, you know, pretty sound advice, turns out,” she writes. “Andy’s the whole constellation.”

The 2026 TIME100 will be celebrated at the TIME100 Summit and TIME100 Gala events, taking place April 22 and April 23, respectively, in New York City.

Copyright © 2026, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

Noah Kahan, JENNIE, Hilary Duff and Anderson .Paak have made the TIME100 list of the world’s most influential people of 2026, and each of them has been honored in an essay written by another celebrity.

Mumford & Sons’ Marcus Mumford penned Noah’s essay, writing, in part, “He’s generous, he’s respectful without sycophancy, and he’s f****** funny. There’s no gloss, and people love it. Noah is not the most glamorous person in the room. He’s the most honest. And that’s why so many of us have connected with him as an artist.”

In an essay about JENNIE, Gracie Abrams wrote, “The power that draws you into ‘Jennie the Artist’ when you’re watching her onscreen or as one of 100,000 people in a stadium — is identical to the power she carries when you find her in the corner of a party or run into her in a backstage hallway.”

Nicole Richie penned Hilary’s essay. “She is the girl we danced with in our bedrooms then and the woman we all want to have dinner with now,” Nicole wrote. “Grounded, glowing, and fully herself. Somehow mothering four children, leading a massive pop resurgence, and still making time for a fun night with her girlfriends for a glass of wine (or seven).”

Natasha Lyonne paid tribute to Anderson .Paak or, as she calls the Silk Sonic member, “Andy.” “Basking in Andy’s golden glow is a gift for anyone in his orbit. The song said to leave the door open … so, you know, pretty sound advice, turns out,” she writes. “Andy’s the whole constellation.”

The 2026 TIME100 will be celebrated at the TIME100 Summit and TIME100 Gala events, taking place April 22 and April 23, respectively, in New York City.

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