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Nicole’s Nashville News- October 29

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Nicole’s Nashville News- October 29

A virtual concert has been scheduled for December 9 to support Farm Rescue, a nonprofit that helps farmers suffering from illness, injury or natural disaster. The Farm Must Go On By John Deere will also feature performances by Dustin Lynch, Maddie and Tae, Travis Denning, Mickey Guyton and Tyler Farr. It will stream live from Nashville on YouTube.

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Brett Young says fans won’t have to wait much longer for new music. He will release a full length album in December or January.

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