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Nicole’s Nashville News- August 10

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Nicole’s Nashville News- August 10

Brad Paisley, Keith Urban, Brett Eldredge and Lady A are among artists who will appear on the Music Gives: Together #forStJude, virtual benefit concert.  The event is scheduled for Thursday at 4:00pm and can be seen on St. Jude’s social media pages.

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Thomas Rhett‘s wife, Lauren Akins, will release her memoir, Live In Love: Growing Together Through Life’s Changes, next Tuesday. Lauren shares their engagement story below.

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Kane Brown will release a new EP on Friday.  Mixtape Vol. 1 will feature his latest single, Cool again, as well as his duet with John Legend.

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