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Jason Aldean is funding a program for the survivors experiencing trauma from the Route 91 music festival tragedy in 2017.  58 people were killed when a gunman opened fire at the Las Vegas event. Jason was onstage at the time. A six day, Triumph Over Tragedy workshop will be held at a wellness retreat in Tennessee, in November and will host 25 survivors. Jason will cover the cost.

Reba McEntire announced a new project today, sharing details of a triple album titled Revived Remixed Revisited. She went into the studio and put a new spin on some of her biggest hits including Does He Love You, recorded with Dolly Parton. The collection will be released on October 8.

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