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‘Live at the Ryman’ to Include Limited Live Audience For Scotty McCreery Show

The Ryman Auditorium just announced a limited number of guests will be allowed for their weekly Live at the Ryman event this Friday, September 4. The historic venue, which will host its third show in the six-week series this Friday (September 4) with Scotty McCreery, will allow 125 ticketed guests, following all guidelines set forth by local health guidelines….

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2020 CMA Awards: Carly Pearce Reacts to Four Nominations

It’s a good day to be Carly Pearce! The rising star received four CMA Awards nominations, for New Artist of the Year, as well as Song of the Year, Musical Event of the Year and Video of the Year, all for “I Hope You’re Happy Now,” her duet with Lee Brice. “Being nominated as an artist, songwriter, visual storyteller…

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Arnold’s Country Kitchen in Nashville Rumored to Add Dinner, Bar Service

Nashville’s famous Arnold’s Country Kitchen might be having a big, big upgrade. Both Nashville Eater and the Nashville Scene recently shared that the owner, Kahlil Arnold, revealed in an episode of the Nashville Restaurant Radio podcast that he is planning on extending the menu of the popular Meat-and-Three restaurant to include dinner, and also plans to add a bar…

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Dolly Parton Reveals Primitive Way She Listened to Grand Ole Opry as a Child

Dolly Parton can now afford to buy as many high-end TVs as she wants, but that wasn’t always the case. The 74-year-old grew up in the mountains of east Tennessee, in a primitive one-room cabin, without electricity or running water. With a love of singing and a knack for performing, even as a child, Dolly’s parents had to get…

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Charlie Daniels’ Son Transforms His Father’s Company to Honor His Legacy

Country music fans are still mourning the loss of Charlie Daniels, founder of the Charlie Daniels Band, which has been around for almost 50 years. Charlie passed away on July 6, at 83 years of age, but his son, Charlie Daniels, Jr., vows to make sure his legacy lives on for years to come. In a new business venture,…

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Reba McEntire, Tim McGraw and More Join Country Music Hall of Fame Fundraiser

The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum will officially reopen to the public on September 10, after being closed since mid-March due to the coronavirus pandemic. With millions of dollars in lost revenue, the Country Music Hall of Fame has announced an innovative fund-raiser, with artists like Reba McEntire, Tim McGraw, Miranda Lambert, Kane Brown and more, all…

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Brett Eldredge Releases Tear-Jerker ‘Sunday Drive’ Video: WATCH

Grab a tissue before you watch Brett Eldredge‘s new video for his song, “Sunday Drive.” The personal song is the title track of his latest album. “I bawled,” Brett admitted to People, recalling when he saw it for the first time. “I bawled when I first watched it. I was drinking a smoothie, sitting in my car, watching it on…

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Rascal Flatts’ Jay DeMarcus Bids Emotional Farewell to Beloved Dog, Priscilla

It’s been a tough weekend for Jay DeMarcus and his family. The Rascal Flatts member, along with his wife, Allison, and children Madeline and Dylan, bid an emotional farewell to their beloved Chihuahua, Priscilla, who passed away. “Our sweet little Priscilla passed away this week, just days after her 15th birthday,” Jay posted on social media, along with a…

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Dolly Parton Offers Hope for Those Struggling: ‘You Just Have to Pray’

Dolly Parton has never been shy about her faith. The Country Music Hall of Fame member insists it is her faith that has sustained her, more than anything else, over the years, and is now urging others to rely on their spirituality, especially in the midst of the global coronavirus pandemic. “I have a very spiritual base, and I…

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Keith Urban Releases New Song and Visualizer, ‘Tumbleweed’: WATCH

Keith Urban just dropped a new song and visualizer! The song, “Tumbleweed,” is from his upcoming new album, The Speed of Now, Part 1, out on September 18. The fast-paced song, which also shows Keith’s stunning guitar skills, was written by James McNair, Jaren Johnston and Neil Mason. The Speed of Now Part 1 includes collaborations with several artists,…

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