Nicole Beals

Nicole’s News- October 25

Kane Brown took a tumble over the weekend.  He fell off the stage at his show in Memphis Saturday night and injured his ankle. He returned to the stage and finished his show through some pain. He was able to perform last night in Atlanta as well and now has some time to rest and heal. His next show is November 4.

Maddie & Tae will headline the 2022 CMT Next Women of Country Music Tour. The tour will also feature Callista Clark and will begin January 6.

Shortly after Garth announcing his November shows at the Ryman Auditorium tickets sold out. Garth wanted to do something to make tickets available to more fans so he added a show at the Grand Ole Opry House that will precede the Ryman shows. Tickets for Just Garth, The Opry House and You will go on sale Friday.

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