A song cover by Noah Kahan featured in a new promotional video for the 2025 Masters golf tournament is sparking outrage.

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A new ESPN promotional video for the 2025 Masters has angered golf fans after New England singer Noah Kahan covered Ray ...

To advertise for coverage of the 2025 Masters, ESPN is using a cover of Ray Charles' "Georgia on My Mind" by beloved folk ...

In his current role, Jack covers daily music news and ... Nina Westervelt/WWD via Getty With a hit album and massive upcoming tour, Noah Kahan is at the top of his game. Since his third album ...

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it’s fair to wonder how many members of Gen Z/Alpha are going to be more likely to tune into a golf tournament because Noah Kahan sings covers a 1930 song in its promo. Especially when ...

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Georgia is on everyone's mind during The Masters, which is why ESPN uses the historic tune to promote the tournament. Hear Noah Kahan's latest version.

A new ESPN promotional video for the 2025 Masters meant to boost excitement for the golf tournament has instead created outrage over its music choice. While the Ray Charles classic tune "Georgia ...

Promise Georgia will be on my mind," Kahan, 28, told ESPN in a behind-the-scenes video on the cover creation. Noah Kahan before the celebrity game ahead of the 2025 NBA All Star Game in Oakland ...