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Chris Young Signs With UTA for Global Representation Ahead of Acoustic Christmas Tour
The Grand Ole Opry member joins the agency for global representation across touring, film, TV and brands as…
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Morgan Wallen’s Influence Grows as He Elevates Friends and Launches 24/7 SiriusXM Channel
The country star’s collaborations with HARDY and ERNEST reshape Nashville’s culture while his new SiriusXM channel showcases his…
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80s pop star Tiffany settles into quiet Nashville life
NASHVILLE, June 27 — For Tiffany, the 1980s chart-topper who left California for good, the move to Nashville…
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