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Dolly Parton Releases ‘Mary, Did You Know’ Ahead of Christmas Album

Dolly Parton just dropped a new track, “Mary, Did You Know,” from her upcoming A Holly Dolly Christmas album! The song has been a favorite of Dolly’s for years, which is why she was so eager to include it on her holiday project. “‘Mary, Did You Know?’ is one of the greatest, sweetest, well-written songs that I’ve ever had…

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Cam Vows to Honor Historic Venue With ‘Live at the Ryman’ Performance (EXCLUSIVE)

Cam will perform on Friday night, August 21, as part of the Ryman Auditorium’s Live at the Ryman livestream concert series. For Cam (real name: Camaron Ochs), it’s a chance to not only perform — something she appreciates even more now during the coronavirus pandemic — but to honor one of the most iconic music venues of all time….

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Thomas Rhett’s Wife Lauren Akins Recalls Emotional Moment She Found Out Willa Gray Was Theirs

Thomas Rhett‘s wife, Lauren Akins, just released her memoir, Live in Love: Growing Together Through Life’s Changes. The book covers much of the behind-the-scenes lives of both her and her husband, including the powerful moment Lauren found out that Willa Gray, the little girl she fell in love with while working at an orphanage in Uganda, would be theirs….

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Shania Twain Wanted To Be a Back-Up Singer for Stevie Wonder

Shania Twain‘s biggest and boldest dreams for herself never included becoming a global superstar who would change the entire country music format. Instead, she just wanted to write songs and, if she was really, really lucky, have the chance to sing back-up for Stevie Wonder. “I never really wanted to be the center of attention,” Shania told Good Morning…

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Nashville Police Sergeant Henry Particelli Releases Powerful and Timely ‘Your Name’ (EXCLUSIVE)

Nashville Police Sergeant Henry Particelli just released a powerful, and timely, new song and video, “Your Name.” Inspired by all of the tragedy he witnesses firsthand every day, as well as the recent events happening across the country and beyond, Henry felt compelled to write “Your Name” as a message from himself, and others in law enforcement all over…

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Keith Urban Announces Tenille Townes, Riley Green Early ACM Awards Winners

Tenille Townes and Riley Green are both ACM Awards winners! Tenille won New Female Artist of the Year, while Riley won New Male Artist of the Year. The rising stars, who will now get to perform during the ACM Awards, were both given the good news by reigning ACM Entertainer of the Year, Keith Urban. Tenille thought she was…

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Watch Chris Tomlin Perform With Thomas Rhett, FGL on ‘The Late Late Show With James Corden’

Chris Tomlin was joined by Thomas Rhett and Florida Georgia Line for a virtual performance on Wednesday, August 19, on The Late Late Show with James Corden. The singers sang “Thank You Lord,” from the recent Chris Tomlin & Friends album, which came out on July 31. Chris Tomlin & Friends was co-produced by Florida Georgia Line, becoming a…

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Reba McEntire Calls Caylee Hammack ‘So Talented’ After ‘Redhead’ Collaboration

It seemed like a dream too good to be true for Caylee Hammack, to actually have country music superstar Reba McEntire sing with her on her freshman If It Wasn’t For You album, but that’s exactly what happened. After listening to Caylee’s song, “Redhead,” Reba gladly agreed to sing on the song, especially after hearing how well the rising…

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Thomas Rhett’s Wife, Lauren Akins, Releases Honest and Vulnerable ‘Live in Love’ Memoir

Thomas Rhett‘s wife, Lauren Akins, just released her memoir, Live in Love: Growing Together Through Life’s Changes. The book details both the highs of their lives, including their dating, marriage, growing their family, as well as the lows, including a time when Lauren really struggled in her relationship with her husband. Lauren went to school to be a nurse,…

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The Tennessee Titans to Begin Home Games Without Fans in Attendance

The Tennessee Titans will kick off the 2020-21 season without any fans in attendance, due to the coronavirus pandemic. Mayor John Cooper announced the news on Tuesday, August 18, during his Metro Coronavirus Task Force press conference, which also applies to Nashville’s professional soccer team as well. “Across the United States, there’s a wide range of approaches to in-person…

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