Musician and former star Jann Arden is having a rough week in both her career and personal life. Her loyal manager Todd messes up her chance at a huge gig, and her ex Cynthia has decided to move on and see someone else. Things seem to be looking up when slick new manager Cale comes into Jann’s life, promising to reinvigorate her career. But that might prove challenging when her mom Nora, who’s showing early signs of memory loss, moves in with her.

When Jann’s university-aged niece Charley calls asking for her help with something, Jann and her mom Nora immediately rush to campus. But before Charley can make her request, Jann gets distracted by adoring young fans on campus, who are excited her song has been recently sampled in a hot new single by The Weeknd.

Jann and her sister disagree about their mother's 75th birthday party.

The tour gets put on hold when both Jann's mom and her sister have health scares.

Jann cuts her Burning Woman Tour short to be there for the birth of her sister Max and Dave’s baby and is surprised when nobody is happy to see her.

Jann tries to use her performance at a charity gala to win back her ex-girlfriend.

Jann is asked to be the celebrity judge at a kids’ talent show.

Jann and the family go camping in an attempt to recreate fond family memories.

Jann and Cale disagree about the style of song Jann should record for a new singles compilation.

Tensions between Jann and Cale come to a head at The Tunie Awards.

Jann surprises everyone by going on a date with someone new: a much younger man.

Jann’s crowdfunding campaign for her new album reaches its goal, thanks to an $80,000 donation from a mysterious anonymous donor. Jann, determined to figure out who donated the money, enlists Trey to help her investigate her “suspects,” which culminates in crashing a funeral. But the biggest revelation comes while investigating Jann’s ex-girlfriend — as it’s clear Cynthia is truly moving on without Jann.

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