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Dierks Bentley Reopens Whiskey Row in Nashville 2 Months After Closing

Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row is open again in Nashville! The bar and music venue closed its doors in March, due to the coronavirus pandemic, but is now open again for business, as part of Phase One of Mayor John Cooper’s plan to slowly reopen Music City. Whiskey Row appears to have officially opened for business on Monday, May 18….

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Thistle Farms Café Reopens in West Nashville: ‘It Saves Lives’

The Café at Thistle Farms is open again in West Nashville! The restaurant, which supports the nonprofit, Thistle Farms, closed due to COVID-19, but is now officially back in business. “It saves lives and I mean that,” Thistile Farms’ Jessica Boles told WKRN. Jessica would know. She, like many others, came to Thistle Farms with very little hope. With…

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Dolly Parton Praises Tennessee National Guard: ‘I’m So Proud of Those Folks’

Dolly Parton is incredibly grateful for the Tennessee National Guard, especially now. The Country Music Hall of Fame member offered her praise for them, in a touching tribute on social media. “How about those flyovers by the National Guard a few days ago?” Dolly said. “I’m so proud of those folks in the National Guard. My niece Danielle Parton…

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John Rich Explains Why He Decided to Be the First to Open His Business in Downtown Nashville

John Rich was the first to open his business, Redneck Riviera, on Lower Broadway in Nashville last week, as part of Phase One of Mayor John Cooper’s plan to slowly reopen Nashville. The Big & Rich singer felt it was in the best interest of everyone, including his employees, to open, after being closed since mid-March, albeit with restrictions…

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Keith Urban Performs Surprise Show at Drive-In Theater to Honor First Responders

Keith Urban performed a surprise show on Thursday night, May 14, at Stardust Drive-In Theatre, located just outside of Nashville, to honor first responders working during the coronavirus pandemic. The event is believed to be the first of its kind in the United States. “To all of you guys here tonight, for everything that you’ve done, and continue to…

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Nashville Sounds Make Plans to Play This Summer

Nashville baseball fans might be in luck! While sports events all across the country have been canceled for safety reasons, due to the coronavirus pandemic, Nashville Sounds General Manager Adam Nuse is hopeful that the Nashville Sounds will still play this summer. “I’m confident and extremely optimistic about the opportunity to host baseball again,” Adam told News Channel 5….

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Ryman Auditorium Announces Plans to Reopen in June

Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium will remain closed for a little while longer. The famous venue recently announced that, for the safety of everyone involved, they will not open for concerts or tours until June 6. The Ryman Auditorium first announced on March 13 that they were closing, due to the coronavirus pandemic. “In the interest of the health and well-being…

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Lower Broadway Businesses Reopen in Downtown Nashville During Coronavirus Pandemic

Several downtown bars on Lower Broadway are beginning to reopen, as part of Phase One of the city’s plans to allow businesses to operate, although there are several restrictions in place. During Phase One, no live music or bar seating is allowed, and the restaurant can only be filled at 50 percent capacity. In addition, workers must wear masks…

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Keith Urban, Kelsea Ballerini and Morgan Evans to Play the Grand Ole Opry Together

As the Grand Ole Opry continues to host their weekly Saturday night shows, albeit to empty seats, due to the coronavirus pandemic, some of country music’s biggest stars have taken the stage to perform via livestream. This week’s show is no exception, with Keith Urban, Kelsea Ballerini and Morgan Evans scheduled to perform together on Saturday, May 16. Keith…

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