On Jan. 29, Lady Antebellum and Stevie Nicks teamed up to film an episode of CMT Crossroads in Culver City, Calif. The episode will air later this year.
Pictured (L-R): Van Toffler, President of Viacom’s Music and Logo Group; Charles Kelley; Brian Philips, President of CMT; Hillary Scott; Stevie Nicks; Bill Flanagan, EVP/Editorial Director, MTV Networks; Dave Haywood; John Hamlin, SVP of Music Events and Talent, CMT; Margaret Comeaux, Senior Director of Music and Event Production, CMT. Photo: Frank Micelotta
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Family trio The Henningsens made their Grand Ole Opry debut on Saturday (Feb. 2). Introduced by John Conlee, they performed their debut single, “American Beautiful,” and “To Believe,” another co-penned song from their forthcoming summer album debut, American Beautiful.
Pictured (L-R): Paul Barnabee, Senior VP, Marketing, Sony Music Nashville; Alicia Jones, Dennis Entertainment; Brian, Clara and Aaron Henningsen; Pete Fisher, Vice President, General Manager, Grand Ole Opry; John Dennis, Dennis Entertainment and, Lesly Tyson, VP, National Promotion, Arista Nashville. Photo: Chris Hollo/Grand Ole Opry
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Tunesmiths Jimbeau Hinson (Wrinkled Records) and JT Hodges (Show Dog-Universal) were all smiles Tuesday (Jan. 29) after Hinson performed for a packed house at Nashville music bar 3rd & Lindsley. The free concert supported Hinson’s recently released album, Strong Medicine.
Pictured (L-R): JT Hodges and Jimbeau Hinson. Photo: Chris Somerville
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