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Carrie Underwood’s Husband, Mike Fisher, Opens Up About Decision to Leave Hockey

Carrie Underwood‘s husband, Mike Fisher, had a long and successful career as a professional hockey player. The Ontario native started his career with the Ottawa Senators in 1999, where he stayed until 2011, when he was transferred to the Nashville Predators. Mike became captain of the Preds in 2016, a position he held when he announced his retirement following…

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Charlie Daniels Reschedules Volunteer Jam for 2021, Adds More Talent

Country music fans eager to attend Charlie Daniels‘ upcoming Volunteer Jam will have to wait just a little bit longer. The Country Music Hall of Fame member announced that, due to concerns over COVID-19, he is rescheduling the event from its original date of September 15, until February 22, 2021. “Volunteer Jam is alive and well and is moving…

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Kid Rock’s Honky Tonk Bar Loses Beer Permit, Along With 3 Other Venues, Due to Health Violations

Kid Rock’s downtown Honky Tonk Bar is one of four venues to temporarily lose their beer permit over health violations. The other three: Moxy Nashville Downtown, Broadway Brewhouse, and Nudies Honky Tonks, along with Kid Rock’s bar, will all have their beer permits suspended for five days, which means they cannot sell beer with an alcoholic content of eight…

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Dolly Parton Offers Heartwarming Message, Backed by Tim McGraw’s ‘Humble and Kind’

Dolly Parton just offered a heartwarming message for those frustrated by being forced to stay home, and away from live music in Nashville, during the coronavirus pandemic. The 74-year-old spoke out in a video, while scenes from the city flashed on the screen, and Tim McGraw‘s “Humble and Kind” played in the background. “Great songs come from experience,’ Dolly…

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The Grand Ole Opry Makes New Announcement About July Shows

Fans of the Grand Ole Opry will have to wait just a little bit longer to enjoy a live show in the venue. After announcing that they would reopen for live shows in July, and then revising that statement to say they would wait until the opening could “align with the reopening guidelines of Nashville,” the Opry just announced…

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The Palm Hostess Rae Krenn Receives the Inaugural T.J. Martell Sunshine Award

The Palm hostess Rae Kreen is the first recipient of the T.J. Martell Foundation’s Sunshine Award. Rae, who has been working at The Palm in Nashville for more than 20 years, was praised for her accomplishment by Charlie Daniels –– a longtime friend and fan of Rae. “I can’t think of anybody more suited to receive a Sunshine Award…

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9 Places to Visit in Nashville This Summer

This page might contain affiliate links, which means Everything Nash may earn a commission, at no additional cost to the consumer. Nashville businesses are slowly beginning to reopen after the coronavirus pandemic forced everyone inside, and some of Music City’s favorite attractions to shut their doors. While there are some restrictions, it is possible to find plenty of things…

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Carly Pearce on Performing at the Grand Ole Opry 75 Times: ‘I Want to Be a Face of the Opry’

No one loves the Grand Ole Opry more than Carly Pearce. The singer just celebrated her 75th performance on the hallowed stage, performing with Steve Wariner, Lee Brice and her husband, Michael Ray in an empty venue, due to COVID-19. Still, whether she is performing in front of guests or not, the Opry will always be Carly’s favorite place…

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Luke Bryan and Bobby Bones Among Celebrities Sharing Nashville Love With Titans Celebrate 615 Day

On June 15, the Tennessee Titans launched Celebrate 615 Day, inviting fans to focus on acts of kindness and community involvement in Nashville. Celebrities including Luke Bryan, Bobby Bones, Lindsay Ell and Walker Hayes all participated, sharing what they love about the place they call home. “I love so much being a part of this city,” Luke said. “I…

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The Nashville Symphony Cancels All Shows Until August of 2021

The music lovers in Nashville were just dealt a devastating blow, when the Nashville Symphony announced that they were canceling all shows until August 1, 2021. The announcement was shared on the Nashville Symphony’s website, claiming it was their best course of action to deal with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. “Like many other businesses and organizations, the Nashville Symphony…

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