Little Big Town: Walk of Fame Stars...
Little Big Town will get a star on the Music City Walk of Fame on September 14th.
They'll be honored as a part of the Ryman Auditorium's 125th anniversary celebration. So will Tom Ryman, the riverboat captain who built the venue (which was originally a church), and Lula C. Naff, who was the auditorium's theater manager for more than 40 years.
Little Big Town is the first act to do a residency at the fabled venue.
The induction ceremony is free and will be open to the public.
Chris Young: Raised more than $300,000 for Houston
Chris owns a house where the storm first hit and has family and friends who live in the area. He doesn't know what kind of damage his house has sustained, but he's way more worried about the people in danger. Fortunately, all of his friends and family are safe.
He set up a GoFundMe campaign that has already raised over $300,000.
Miranda Lambert: Boots On The Ground in Texas
She writes on Twitter, "Thanks to some amazing transportation volunteers, we sent over 70 pups to a shelter in [Oklahoma] today. Rigs now rolling into Houston for another load."
Funds are still needed to shelter and feed the rescued animals. You can donate to MuttNation Foundation on its website.
GARTH BROOKS: HEADLINING STAGECOACH?
Garth Brooks might headline next year's Stagecoach Festival.
Sources tell Billboard that Garth will be the top draw to the festival at the Empire Polo Grounds in Indio, California. If true, it will be one of three performances he has on the books for 2018. The other two are opening-night and a closing-night shows at the 2018 Rodeo Houston in February.
Stagecoach takes place April 27th through April 29th. The full lineup is expected to be announced next month.
Stagecoach takes place April 27th through April 29th. The full lineup is expected to be announced next month.
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