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5 Decadent Desserts to Try in Nashville

Nashville is quickly becoming known as a destination city for those who love good food, but it’s also becoming known for dessert-lovers as well! While there are far too many decadent desserts to mention, we narrowed down five of the most beloved in Music City, which can’t be found quite the same anywhere else. 1. Campfire S’Mores Milkshake at…

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Nashville’s Shalimar Restaurant Hints at Reopening

There is hope that Nashville’s popular Indian restaurant, Shalimar Fine Indian Cuisine, might reopen. The restaurant initially announced on social media that they were closing, after being forced to shut their doors because of coronavirus, along with concerns about their location. Since then, fans of the popular Green Hills eatery vowed to do anything they could to keep Shalimar…

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Trace Adkins Releases New Song and Video, ‘Mind on Fishin”

New music is here from Trace Adkins! The country music superstar just released a new song and video, “Mind on Fishin’.” The song is from an upcoming EP. “As a man who still likes to fish about every evening, ‘Mind On Fishin’’ is very relatable to me,” Trace told One Country. “The song, co-written by one of my favorite…

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Top 5 CMA Fest Memories From 2019: WATCH

This is the weekend thousands and thousands of country music fans were supposed to descend upon Nashville for the annual CMA Fest. The event, which last year drew more than 400 artists to perform and over 50,000 fans, will return in 2021. While it’s not the same, we rounded up five of our favorite memories from 2019 to at…

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Steven Curtis Chapman on Performing In an Empty Ryman: ‘I Felt Like the Whole Auditorium Was Weeping’

Steven Curtis Chapman recently performed his current single, “Together (We’ll Get Through This)” at an empty Ryman Auditorium. The song was written by Steven in response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, so it seemed only fitting that he performs it in the historic venue, which was also closed because of COVID-19. “I went to the Ryman to do a…

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Nashville Predators Are One Step Closer to Returning to Play

The Nashville Predators are one step closer to being able to play, and finish out the 2019-2020 season. The NHL just announced that on Monday, June 8, they will transition to Phase 2 of its Return to Play Plan, which allows the 24 teams in the playoffs to begin training in their training facilities. “Clubs will be permitted to…

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Tennessee Titans’ Kevin Byard Says Conversations About Race ‘Need to Happen’

Tennessee Titans‘ Kevin Byard is following in the footsteps of coach Mike Vrabel, and speaking out about race. The comments, which were sparked by the outrage over the death of George Floyd, were given on The Jim Rome Show earlier this week. “First and foremost, my condolences go out to George Floyd and his family,” Kevin said (via TennesseeTitans.com)….

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‘Behind the Boards: Nashville’ Includes Surprise Success Story of George Strait’s ‘Cheyenne’ (Exclusive)

Author Jake Brown is back again with another book, this time Behind the Boards: Nashville. The book takes an in-depth look at the stories behind some of Music City’s biggest songs, through the eyes of the producer. Music industry veteran Tony Brown, whose numerous credits include Reba McEntire, Lionel Richie, Trisha Yearwood, Brooks & Dunn and more, gave the…

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Nashville’s Beloved Marche Restaurant in East Nashville Permanently Closes

For more than a decade Marche Artisan Foods, known to locals as Marché’s has been a favorite for those in East Nashville, as well as all over Middle Tennessee. But after struggling first with the aftermath for the March tornadoes, followed by the closes of businesses due to COVID-19, the popular eatery announced it will not reopen. “Dear friends, after…

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Tennessee Titans Coach Mike Vrabel Speaks Out Against Racism: ‘I’d Like to Acknowledge a Social Blind Spot’

Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrabel is speaking out against racism, in the wake of the senseless death of George Floyd. The 44-year-old unexpectedly joined a Zoom call, intended for the defensive assistant coaches, so he could speak his mind on the timely issue. He later shared his comments on social media as well. “The past couple of days…

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