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+CMT Celebrates 4th of July

CMT Top 20 Countdown host Lance Smith showed his patriotism by dressing up as Uncle Sam for this week's episode of the show, premiering Saturday at 12:30 PM/CT. Comedian Tom Mabe will be this...

+Lawrence Adds To Rocky Comfort Roster

Tracy Lawrence continues to add to the roster of his Rocky Comfort Records (RCR), which is now home to four artists. He most recently signed Zona Jones, an established country singer who has spent several...

+Adam Gregory Visits Music Row

Adam Gregory made a recent stop at the Music Row offices to perform several songs off his upcoming album which is scheduled for release this September...

+Chesney To Rock Nashville, Get XM Channel & More

Nashville’s biggest party this weekend will be when Kenny Chesney’s Poets & Pirates Tour hits the LP Field on Sat., July 5 with tourmate LeAnn Rimes, and scheduled guests Keith Urban, Sammy Hagar, and Gary Allan...

+Is Country Music An Economic Indicator?

The first half of 2008 is now officially in our rearview mirror. Country music album sales, which started slipping in 2007, remain under duress, down 16.6% YTD and showing more hurt than the total industry...

+Industry News Thursday (7/3/08)

Music Row will not publish tomorrow due to the 4th of July holiday, but will be back on schedule Mon., July 7. Have a safe and happy 4th!

E.W. Scripps’s spinoff of its cable network...

+Artist News Thursday (7/3/08)

When Sugarland releases the Deluxe Fan Edition of Love On The Inside July 22, five copies will include a platinum ticket. These lucky ticket holders will receive the ultimate fan experience package, including a trip...


 

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July 04
2008 Music City July 4th Fireworks Spectacular — 7 p.m, Riverfront Park. Featuring pre-show entertainers The WannaBeatles, Les Kerr & The Bayou Band and The Lost Trailers. The official main stage concert will kick off at 7 pm with barbershop quartet Max Q performing the National Anthem plus Barry Scott, the Nashville Symphony Orchestra, Phil Vassar and Michael McDonald.
July 08
Artisan Guitars 3rd Annual Chet Atkins Tribute Party — 6:30 PM, Jamison Hall (the Factory at Franklin). $15 in advance ($20 day of show). With emcee John Knowles.
July 15
Songwriters’ Workshop with Jason Blume — BMI
July 21
Seminar: Basics of Running an Arts Organization II: Intellectual Property Issues — Presented by Tennessee Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts at the Country Music Hall of Fame. Free and open to the public. There is a fee for lawyers seeking CLE credit: $35 for TNVLA Member Lawyers; $50 Non-Members (for 1.5 hours CLE credit). If you would like to attend, you must RSVP to info@tnvla.org by Mon., June 30th.
August 03
GMA’s Music In The Rockies — 8/3-9, Estes Park, Colo.
August 13
CMA Awards Second Ballot — Closes 8/26, 5 p.m.
August 15
Kitty Wells: Queen of Country Music opening — The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum opens a new cameo exhibition.
August 19
Jerry Douglas Artist-in-Residence — Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, 7 PM
July 08
Various Artists “Country Sings Disney,” Disney
Ricky Skaggs “Ricky Skaggs: Best of the Sugar Hill Years,” Sugar Hill
Doc Watson “Doc Watson: Best of the Sugar Hill Years,” Sugar Hill
July 15
Randy Travis “Around The Bend,” Warner Bros.
The Grascals “Keep On Walkin’,” Rounder Records
Taylor Swift “Beautiful Eyes [Wal-Mart Exclusive],” Big Machine Records
July 22
Sugarland “Love On The Inside [Deluxe Fan Edition],” Mercury
The Avett Brothers “The Second Gleam,” Ramseur Records
July 07
Katie Armiger “Unseen,” Cold River/Nine North
Toby Keith “She Never Cried In Front Of Me,” Show Dog Nashville
Jeff Bates “Riverbank,” Black River Music Group
Randy Travis “Dig Two Graves,” Warner Bros.
July 14
Lance Miller “Old Back In The New School,” Lofton Creek/Big 7
Frizzell & Friends “This Is Our Time,” Nashville America Records
Phil Vassar “I Would,” Universal Records South
Little Big Town “Fine Line,” Capitol Records Nashville
Pat Green “Let Me,” BNA
Trisha Yearwood “They Call It Falling For A Reason,” Big Machine
Billy Currington “Don’t,” Mercury
Brynn Marie “Start Now,” Rhythm House
July 21
Carrie Underwood “Just A Dream,” Arista Nashville
Mark Alan Thompson “Too Old To Grow Up Now,” ATP Records
July 04
the Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular feat. Rascal Flatts — 9 p.m, CBS. Hosted by Craig Ferguson
Kenny Chesney on “Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular” — NBC. Performers include Natasha Bedingfield, Katharine McPhee, Jordin Sparks and the New York Pops Orchestra
The Grascals, Luke Bryan and more — Southern Fried BBQ with Hazel Smith, CMT
July 05
Lady Antebellum — Pre-race concert at the Coke Zero 400 in Daytona, TNT.
Josh Turner — Fox & Friends
The Grascals — CBS Early Show
The Grascals — Southern Fried Flicks with Hazel Smith, CMT 4 PM.
August 15
Outsider’s Inn season premiere — CMT, starring Maureen McCormick, Bobby Brown and Carnie Wilson
September 08
CMA Music Festival: Country's Night to Rock — ABC, 8-10 p.m. CT
February 08
51st Annual Grammy Awards — CBS
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