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Carly Pearce Reveals Her Next Single Will Come From a New Album

Carly Pearce‘s self-titled sophomore album is only four months old, yet she is already working on new music! The singer revealed that the time at home, because of COVID-19, combined with the loss of her good friend and producer, Busbee, made her realize she already has plenty more that she wanted to say. “I think that this pandemic has…

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Collin Raye Explains Doing Live Concert During Coronavirus Pandemic: ‘Let’s Get Back to Work’ (Exclusive)

Collin Raye became one of the very first artists to host a live concert over the weekend, since the coronavirus pandemic forced everyone to remain socially distanced, when he performed in front of approximately 4000 people in Cedar City, Utah. The show, put on in partnership with the Utah Business Revival, was not only a way for people to…

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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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Garth Brooks Drops Inspiring New Song, ‘We Belong Together’

There’s new music from Garth Brooks! The Oklahoma native wrote “We Belong Together,” inspired by the challenges and struggles of life, especially now. Garth sent the song to his good friend, Good Morning America host Robin Roberts, who premiered the uplifting song on her own Facebook page. The song, which says in part, “Ain’t no wall can divide us…

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Watch Rory Feek Read His New Book, ‘The Day God Made You,’ to His Daughter, Indiana

Rory Feek’s new chldren’s book, The Day God Made You, is out! The book, released on Tuesday, June 16, was inspired by his daughter, Indiana, who has Down Syndrome, so it’s only fitting that he celebrated the release by reading it to his 6-year-old. After Rory finished reading the book, Indiana also pretended to read it as well, clearly…

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Luke Bryan to Host ‘CMA Best of Fest’ TV Special

Nashville’s popular CMA Fest was forced to cancel this year, due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, but thankfully, country music fans can still relive some of the best performances of the year. The Country Music Association just announced CMA Best of Fest, a three-hour special airing on July 13 (changed from the original date of July 9), hosted by…

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Buddy Jewell Announces Release of ‘Bluebonnet Highway’ Album

New music is coming from Buddy Jewell! The Season 1 winner of Nashville Star just announced he will release Bluebonnet Highway on June 26, a collection of new songs, cover songs, and some of his previous hits. “I had so much fun making this record,” Buddy said in a statement. “My producer Mitchell Brown and friend Ernie Evans approached…

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Craig Morgan is Recovering After Accidentally Cutting His Leg With a Machete

Craig Morgan is thankfully on the mend, after accidentally cutting his leg with a machete. The Tennessee native shared a couple gruesome photos on social media, revealing the accident occurred while he was at his Alaska home. “Had to get stitches in my knee tonight due to a machete accident,” Craig said. “The nurses and doctor were amazing at…

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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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