Wynonna Judd Doesn’t Think Politics Belong at Her Concerts

Wynonna Judd has no interest in turning her concerts into political rallies. During a recent appearance on Tomi Lahren Is Fearless, the country singer explained that while she has her own political views, she sees the stage as a place to entertain people who have paid to hear her music — not to tell them what to think. “All I can say is this: when I go on stage, I’m keenly aware that people spent their hard-earned money on that ticket,” Judd said. “I never hear from my fans, ‘Hey, would you come out, sing ‘Grandpa,’ and tell me what your political view is?’ I’ve never had that in my entire career; never have I ever had a fan say, ‘We want to know your position on this or that.’” Get Wynonna Judd Tickets Here “My job is to be an entertaining person,” she continued. “My job is to share my gift, let it trickle out into the audience, and give them a chance to connect with me so they go home feeling better than they did when they got there. That’s my job. My job isn’t to get up there and do all of that.” Judd pointed to Dolly Parton as something of a model for that approach. “So personally, again: what would Dolly do? She wouldn’t do that,” she said. “And that’s why we love her so much,...