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Nicole’s Nashville News- October 14

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Nicole’s Nashville News- October 14

The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum will host an online fundraiser on October 28 on YouTube. Big Night (At the Museum), will pair country artists with historic instruments.  Miranda Lambert will play a custom made guitar belonging to John Prine.  Tim McGraw will play Keith Whitley’s acoustic guitar.  Kane Brown and Brad Paisley are also among performers.

Back in 1999 Garth Brooks introduced the world to his alter ego, Chris Gaines. As Gaines, he released one album, Garth Brooks…In the Life of Chris Gaines, and it appears Garth might have something else planned. He’s not saying exactly what but he does say it won’t be anything predictable.

 

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