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yahoo.com | Audrey Gibbs
Kacey Musgraves has rescheduled an upcoming Nashville event after taking a fall in Mexico and breaking a rib. On June 20, Musgraves posted an X-ray image of her ribs on Instagram stories. "So I’m in Mexico with a f***ing broken rib," she said in the caption.
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1 week ago | 
tennessean.com | Audrey Gibbs
Singer Kacey Musgraves broke a rib after falling in Mexico. The injury forced her to postpone her Nashville "Sing For Science" event. The event, a podcast taping with fungi expert Paul Stamets, will now take place on Sept. 18 at the Ryman Auditorium. Original tickets will be honored, and refunds are available for those unable to attend the new date. Kacey Musgraves has rescheduled an upcoming Nashville event after taking a fall in Mexico and breaking a rib.
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1 week ago | 
tennessean.com | Audrey Gibbs
U.S. Senators Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., and Ben Ray Luján, D-N.M., have requested an investigation into Spotify's subscription bundling policies. Blackburn and Lujánsent a letter June 20 to the Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission, Andrew Ferguson, asking for an examination into Spotify converting premium subscriptions into more expensive bundled subscriptions without consumers' knowledge or consent.
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1 week ago | 
tennessean.com | Audrey Gibbs
Senators Blackburn and Cantwell oppose a provision in a proposed Senate bill that would implement a 10-year ban on state regulation of AI. The senators argue that states should be allowed to protect their citizens from potential harms of AI until federal legislation is in place. Tennessee's ELVIS Act, which protects artists from unauthorized use of their likeness in AI-generated content, is cited as an example of state-level AI regulation. Sen.
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1 week ago | 
dnj.com | Audrey Gibbs
On June 16, country singer Hardy announced on social media that the European leg of his "Jim Bob Tour" would be canceled, only three days before its first scheduled date. The "Truck Bed" singer announced the world tour in February, alongside supporting acts Koe Wetzel, Stephen Wilson, Jr., McCoy Moore and Sikarus.
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1 week ago | 
tennessean.com | Audrey Gibbs
Country singer Hardy canceled the European leg of his "Jim Bob Tour" three days before its start. The cancellation was due to concerns for his band, crew, and family, though specific reasons were not given. Refunds will be automatically issued to ticket holders. The tour will continue in the U.S., starting July 18th at Country Thunder Wisconsin.
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1 week ago | 
dnj.com | Audrey Gibbs
Bonnaroo may have been canceled, but on the evening of June 14, Remi-roo was transported to Nashville. Upon the June 13 news of the Manchester, Tennessee music festival's cancellation due to severe weather and flooding, some artists on the lineup announced impromptu make-up shows in Music City to perform their Bonnaroo sets. Remi Wolf was one of the most prominent acts on the 'Roo bill to bring her show to town.
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1 week ago | 
tennessean.com | Audrey Gibbs
After Bonnaroo's cancellation, Remi Wolf held a sold-out makeup concert at Nashville's Brooklyn Bowl. The concert, themed "Remi Wolf's Insanely Fire 1970s Pool Party Superjam," featured numerous special guests. Hayley Williams, Mt. Joy, Brian Robert Jones, and Grouplove were among the performers. The setlist included '70s covers and Wolf's original songs. Bonnaroo may have been canceled, but on the evening of June 14, Remi-roo was transported to Nashville.
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1 week ago | 
tennessean.com | Audrey Gibbs
Bonnaroo 2025 was canceled due to heavy rain and flooding. DJ John Summit and Levity held an impromptu RV set for attendees still at the grounds. Several artists scheduled to perform at Bonnaroo are playing make-up shows in Nashville. Bonnaroo is offering refunds to ticket holders. Though Bonnaroo 2025 was canceled due to rain, some 'Roo attendees got to experience their own niche festival moment: Johnaroo.
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1 week ago | 
dnj.com | Audrey Gibbs
Though Bonnaroo 2025 was canceled due to rain, some 'Roo attendees got to experience their own niche festival moment: Johnaroo. After severe weather and flooding at The Farm, Bonnaroo officials called off the remainder of the festival on June 13, the second day of Bonnaroo's four. But the rain, mud and swampy conditions didn't stop DJ John Summit, who was scheduled to perform at the festival's What Stage the same night.
