Hard to believe tomorrow kicks off September.
Here is a look at some of the news from Nashville for this last day of August.
Tim McGraw was lucky to laugh off a tumble he took onstage. His concert at Cincinnati’s Riverbend Music Center on Thursday, he took a tumble while performing his 1995 hit ‘I Like It, I Love It’. He posted on social media: “Cincinnati, you started our weekend off on the right foot even if I couldn’t stay on mine.”
Cledus T. Judd has had to remove one of his latest parodies. His Ella Langley parody ‘Meet Her’ is no longer on streaming platforms. Cledus posted on Facebook he was surprised that Sony messaged his team and asked for the takedown of the tune. He has been making country music parodies for more than 30 years with ‘I Love NASCAR’, his take on Toby Keith’s ‘I Love This Bar’ being one of his most famous.
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has announced plans to rename Nashville International Airport. Many fans signed an online petition to rename the airport after Dolly Parton. Dolly was born in rural Tennessee and later moved to Nashville. Her family has “expressed their appreciation for the extraordinary outpouring of support for Dolly.”
Carly Pearce has released her fifth studio album, Honest Woman . The GRAMMY, CMA & ACM Award-winning country star is leaning into her bluegrass roots and focusing on country craftsmanship for this project. The album described as an ‘honest’ portrayal of life’s journey delivered by a woman who understands that it’s the fullness of time that defines you:
