Steve Nedved

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“Live in No Shoes Nation”: How an audience in Kansas City set the tone for Kenny Chesney’s new record

Blue Chair Bay/Columbia NashvilleKenny Chesney’s 30-song Live in No Shoes Nation album comes out Friday, showcasing ten years’ worth of the superstar’s performances. Even better?  The “All the Pretty Girls” hitmaker sifted through an arsenal of concert recordings himself to choose the tracks.   “Going through a decade of hard drives was an amazing experience because you …

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Blake Shelton brings his BS to the fashion world

Warner Music NashvilleThe business of Blake Shelton is booming, and now the star of The Voice is expanding into fashion. The “I’ll Name the Dogs” hitmaker will launch his new clothing line at Macy’s with an appearance at New York City’s Herald Square location on November 2. The Oklahoma native shared the news on Instagram, along with a photo of …

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Thomas Rhett’s forced to keep the Home Team in the dugout this weekend

The Valory Music Co.Sometimes even the Home Team has to stay at home. Due to illness, that’s what Thomas Rhett will be doing this weekend. TR was to bring the Home Team Tour to St. Paul, Minnesota; Brookings, South Dakota; and Omaha, Nebraska starting Thursday night. He and Old Dominion and newcomer Walker Hayes are still coming — fans will just …

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Luke Bryan debuts “Light It Up” video, dates for first leg of What Makes You Country tour

Capitol NashvilleThere’s lots of Luke Bryan news this morning.  First, he’s premiered the video for his new single, “Light It Up.”  Second, he’s announced the first leg of his 2018 What Makes You Country tour. The video for “Light It Up” stars Jimmy Butler of the Minnesota Timberwolves, a country fan who’s been Luke’s guests …

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Kidney stones, mountain remedies and a “Chemo Hero”: Dolly talks medicine with Dr. Oz on Thursday

Webster Public Relations/Sony Pictures TelevisionLook for Dolly Parton to make a special appearance on Dr. Oz on Thursday. The entertainment icon stops by to discuss a variety of topics, including the “mountain medicine” she grew up with, as well as her own personal battles with kidney stones. Dolly also takes Dr. Oz on a visit to Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital in Nashville …

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Something’s coming from Cam: “Burning House” hitmaker teases lead single from sophomore album

ABC/Image Group LA Cam’s “Burning House” was a bona fide, #1 smash that went on to grab Grammy, CMA and AMA nominations, but it’s been awhile since we’ve heard new music from the Untamed singer.   That’s all about to change. “New song. This Friday. Love, Cam,” she tweeted earlier this week, adding “Can’t wait for you to meet …

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Get ready for a “Record Year” as Eric Church sends “61 Days in Church” to vinyl

ABC/Mark LevineIf you love Eric Church and you love vinyl — well, all your dreams are about to come true. The Chief continues to roll out new live recordings from his Holdin’ My Own Tour on Apple Music, as part of his 61 Days in Church project. Now, the massive undertaking is entering the vinyl world in a big …

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2019 Corn Palace Mural theme announced

With four USS South Dakota crew members looking on, Mitchell Mayor Jerry Toomey announced the 2019 Corn Palace mural theme: “A Salute to the Military.” He says it came from a community member. “That maybe we ought to look at a salute to the military and I thought it was a great idea,” said Toomey. …

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Play ball! Brad Paisley to sing national anthem before Game 2 of World Series

ABC/Image Group LA Brad Paisley is set to perform “The Star-Spangled Banner” before the beginning of Game 2 of the World Series on Wednesday night. “Thrilled and honored to sing our national anthem…” Brad tweeted. “Plaaaaay Ballllllllll.” The Houston Astros will take on the Los Angeles Dodgers in L.A. Wednesday night. You can catch Brad’s performance and …

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Rock and roll pioneer Fats Domino, dead at 89

Clive Limpkin/Daily Express/Hulton Archive/Getty ImagesFats Domino, whose piano-driven R&B hits more than 60 years ago helped define rock and roll, has died in New Orleans.  He was 89. Domino died Wednesday morning, surrounded by family and friends, according to his daughter. Born Antoine Domino, Jr. in New Orleans, he was nicknamed “Fats” early on in …

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