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Nicole’s Nashville News- October 21

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Nicole’s Nashville News- October 21

Jimmie Allen has written his first children’s book. The father of two will release, My Voice Is A Trumpet, on July 13.

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Dan+Shay will be part of the lineup for the CBS special, Every Vote Counts: A Celebration of Democracy. It will air on October 29, with a goal of encouraging viewers to get out and vote in the upcoming election.

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Garth Brooks will celebrate the upcoming release of his album, FUN, with a live stream event on his website tonight. Fans will have a chance to hear some of his new music and Garth will be answering questions from fans.

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