Sheryl Crow gives advice to Olivia Rodrigo on the release of her second album

Sheryl Corvo is happy to offer whatever help he can to younger artists. As the 61-year-old singer celebrated her induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, she also offered praise Olivia Rodrigo 20, in an interview Entertainment tonightpublished Sunday 5 November. As an artist, Sheryl said she knows how scary her second album can be and praised Olivia for her excellent work. Stomach.

Sheryl praised Olivia’s new album, released in September. “I had to lift her up a little bit because she has a new record. [out]” he explained in the Rock Hall introduction. “I know how difficult the second album, the second year is. You’re competing with the success of your first album and she did it.”

In addition to praising Olivia, Sheryl also revealed the advice she gave the “Vampire” singer as she navigates this exciting phase of her career. “I told him, you know, ‘If you can, write one sentence every day about what happened that day, because one day you’ll look back.’” [at] this and try to remember all the things,’” he said. Eastern time. “The other thing [I told her] “It’s just about staying on task and staying out of the conversation.”

Olivia joined Sheryl as she was inducted into the Rock Hall for a performance of her 1996 hit “If It Makes You Happy” on Friday, November 3. In addition to her duet with pop star “good 4 u,” Sheryl also sang her songs “Strong Enough” and “Everyday is a Winding Road” with Stevie Nicks. Peter Frapton He also joined “Winding Road”, for Forced.

This isn’t the first time the “All I Wanna Do” singer has praised Olivia. Sheryl explained how their Rock Hall collaboration came about during an appearance on Tonight’s program Thursday. “She’s beautiful,” she said. “[Olivia] He asked me to do it when he came to Nashville. So I texted him and said, ‘Hey, would you do the Rock Hall with me?’ And she said, ‘I would be very happy, it would be a great honor.'”