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Nicole’s Nashville News- November 30

Posted on November 30, 2020 by Nicole Beals

Thomas Rhett and his wife, Lauren, will host CMA Country Christmas tonight on ABC. The special will include performances by Dan + Shay, Lady A, Tim McGraw, Florida Georgia Line and more.

Keith Urban has joined the cast for the new Netflix animated film, Back To The Outback. He will voice the character of a cane toad named Doug. The film is expected to debut in the fall of 2021.

Morgan Wallen has been re-invited to perform on Saturday Night Live. He was invited a couple months ago but that appearance was canceled when he partied on a college campus and ignored their COVID-19 safety protocols. Morgan will perform Saturday night. Jason Bateman will host.

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