Maddie & Tae Continue to Shine Bright
Dot Records award-winning duo, Maddie & Tae, teamed up with Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital and the Nashville Predators to launch "Shine Bright"; a campaign that promotes letter writing to…
Nashville Songwriter Josh Mirenda Takes Us to the Minibar (Watch!)
There are many ways to deal with a painful breakup. You can cry. You can get angry. You can seek revenge. Or, if you are Josh Mirenda, you can get drunk on a minibar and use the dreaded ex's card to put the F-U-N in funds!
UPDATED: Nashville Songwriters Play Chords for a Cause
Nashville artists are often lending their talents to benefit great causes, and the September 29th installment of Chords for a Cause is another example of the selflessness that permeates Music…
Step Aside Maroon 5! The Men of Nashville Are Taking Over!
Over thirty thousand fans showed up on Saturday night at Nashville's Vanderbilt Stadium to watch Luke Bryan perform his first ever headlining stadium show. Sharing the stage with the reigning…
Wynonna Judd uses a little dirty pool to wrangle an apology from a fellow blogger
This story is kind of laughable in how silly it is, and yet it irritates me to no end because I've been in the exact same boat many times before myself.
On Friday, The Tennessean ran a photo on their Facebook page of Wynonna Judd, someone who I've always respected in the past, showing off her hand that had notes written on it. Turns out they were notes for the national anthem as she was performing the song at the Vanderbilt game that night.
They asked their Facebook fans:
Wynonna shows national anthem 'cheat sheet' at Vanderbilt game http://tnne.ws/1cokCqR . Would you rather an artist have a cheat sheet or mess up the words to the national anthem?
Many people had opinions on the subject and there are loads of comments on the picture, both good and bad. Skip ahead a day or two and in comes Country Music Tattle Tale who ran a story with the headline: "Wynonna Judd uses cheat sheet to perform national anthem."