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Watch Reba McEntire’s Entire Ryman Performance for Virtual Save Our Stages Festival

Reba McEntire was one of 35 artists who recently performed virtually for the Save Our Stages festival, a three-day event with artists from country, pop, Americana and more. Reba performed live from the Ryman Auditorium. Reba sang through several of her hits over the years, including “Can’t Even Get the Blues,” “Rumor Has It,” “The Fear of Being Alone,”…

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9 Great Fall Foods to Eat in Nashville

The advent of fall not only means great pumpkin patches and corn mazes, but plenty of delicious fall-inspired food as well. From savory to sweet, and a few ingenious beverages as well, we found 9 great seasonal sweets to eat — and drink — right now. 1. Pumpkin Spice Waffles While there are likely plenty of places that offer…

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Ashley McBryde Added as CMT Music Awards Host, Taylor Swift to Present

Ashley McBryde has been added as a co-host to the CMT Music Awards! The singer joins previously-announced hosts Kane Brown and Sarah Hyland, in hosting the annual show, which will air on multiple networks simultaneously. “I am beyond excited, and maybe a little nervous, to host an awards show for the very first time,” Ashley said of the honor….

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Miranda Lambert to Play John Prine’s Guitar for Country Music Hall of Fame Fundraiser

We now know more details about the upcoming BIG NIGHT (At the Museum), the virtual fundraiser for the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, including who each artist will be honoring. Miranda Lambert will John Prine’s David Russell Young custom-made guitar. Ashley McBryde will play Loretta Lynn’s 1956 Gibson J-50 guitar, while Tim McGraw will Keith Whitley’s C.W….

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The Tin Roof 2 Allowed to Reopen and Serve Food Only

The Tin Roof 2, located in Franklin, Tennessee, just outside of Nashville, is allowed to reopen, five days after it was unexpectedly shut down due to almost 300 phone calls to police, but will only be allowed to serve food. After the latest hearing with the city of Franklin, an agreement was reached that will allow Tin Roof 2…

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The Grand Ole Opry Announces Changes to Schedule in November

The Grand Ole Opry just announced a few changes to the schedule for November, including adding Friday night shows, and extending Saturday night shows from one hour, which is what it has been since the Grand Ole Opry closed to a live audience in March because of COVID-19, to two hours. Both changes will take place beginning November 6….

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The Tin Roof 2 Owners Calls Unexpected Closure ‘Absolutely Devastating’

The Tin Roof 2 owners are speaking out after their bar, located just outside of Nashville, was unexpectedly closed, due to almost 300 calls to police from the venue since the beginning of 2020. In a statement shared on social media, owners Jason Shear and Kyle McPhee said the closure was “devastating,” especially since their employees were currently out of…

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Tennessee Titans Reschedule Buffalo Bills Game Amid COVID-19 Outbreak

The Tennessee Titans  will have to wait a little bit longer to play the Buffalo Bills, after another person within the organization tested positive for COVID-19. The game was originally scheduled for Sunday, October 11, but will now take place on Tuesday, October 13, as long as there are no more positive COVID-19 tests among players or staff. “Our…

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Tin Roof 2 Loses Beer Permit, Receives $3000 Fine

The Tin Roof 2 has lost its beer permit for 30 days, and been issued a $3000 fine by the Franklin Beer Board, after the restaurant and bar was shut down by the Franklin police over too many incidences. While the initial number cited was 162 phone calls to the police, a new investigation reveals that number has risen…

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The Ryman Auditorium Announces Free Community Day

If you’re a resident of Tennessee, you’re in luck. The Ryman Auditorium just announced a free Ryman Community Day, taking place on Sunday, October 25, allowing those with a Tennessee ID to enjoy free, self-guided tours of the historic venue. “Ryman Auditorium has always been a beacon of hope and restoration, and our community takes great pride in the…

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