I walked out of Legends on 5th and Broadway the night that the CMA Awards Show was ending at the Sommet Center (2007 i think) and I ran into Big & Rich and Keith Urban standing there talking. I stood there about 3 ft away just taking it all in. A crowd started gathering so John Rich and Keith Urban hailed a cab and sped off leaving Big Kenny and his wife just standing there.
Read Terry's whole story here... http://www.webbspunideas.com/news.html
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Saturday, May 15, 2010
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Nashville on a Saturday night
Music and songs by Terry Dennis. Used with his persmission
Visit his website to hear more of his music and learn more about him. http://www.myspace.com/tdennismusic2
Wednesday, September 09, 2009
Monday, October 06, 2008
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Long line for gas at the Exxon on Broadway
It has been up to 5 blocks long but this day, Saturday the 20, it was only a block long.
Wednesday, August 06, 2008
Free Admission at the Frist Center for Visual Arts
FREE Admission for everyone and other great deals!
Thursday, August 7, 10:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
The Tennessean's Ms. Cheap's gives us all great advice on how to pinch our pennies. We want to celebrate great deals with a Ms. Cheap Appreciation Day at the Frist. Join us on August 7 and meet Ms. Cheap in person and take advantage of FREE admission and other great deals:
- FREE admission to the Frist all day
- Ms. Cheap will be at the Frist from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., and will be available in the auditorium to talk about how to stay cheap and answer visitors' questions.
- Enjoy a Ms. Cheap lunch special in the Frist Center Cafe: Grilled chicken breast with a black bean and pineapple salsa and chipotle mashed potatoes, all for $5 (drink not included).
- 25% discounts on all posters, earrings and tote bags in the Frist Center Gift Shop
- $5 off Frist Center Memberships
- FREE music in the lobby from 6:00–8:00 p.m.
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Monday, March 24, 2008
Thursday, November 01, 2007
Nashville Celebrates Country
Monday, November 5
Music City Walk of Fame Induction
3:00 – 5:00 pm/central time
Hall of Fame Park
FREE and open to the public
Six musical luminaries will be inducted into the Music City Walk of Fame, which begins at the Hall of Fame Park and works its way up Demonbreun Street toward Music Row on the Music Mile. The 2007 class of includes Rodney Crowell, Bob DiPiero, Vince Gill, Jimi Hendrix, Buddy Killen, and Barbara Mandrell.
Music on the Horizon
7:30 PM/CT
City Hall, 405 12th Avenue South
$10
Presented by CMA, Music on the Horizon showcases the most highly anticipated new artists in Country Music. This concert event will feature performances by Laura Bryna, Crossin Dixon, Jennifer Hanson, Jypsi, Lady Antebellum, James Otto and Chuck Wicks. The event is sponsored by American Airlines and Dr. Pepper®.
Tuesday, November 6
Chevy Music Tour Concert
5:30 – 7:30PM
Sommet Center Plaza
FREE and open to the public
Chevy presents a free-to-the-public concert in Downtown Nashville on the Chevy Stage featuring performances by Emerson Drive, Phil Vassar and a surprise guest
Wednesday, November 7
Good Morning America
7:00 – 8:00 am/central time
Sommet Center Plaza,
FREE and open to the public
Big & Rich kick off CMA Awards day with a concert performance on ABC’s “Good Morning America.”
The public is invited to come out for this free event on the Chevy Stage at the Sommet Center plaza on the corner of Broadway and Fifth Avenue. (Please be advised that Fifth Avenue is closed between Broadway and Demonbreun; and Demonbreun is closed between Fifth and Sixth Avenue.)
Visit CMA Award/events for more events and concerts.
Monday, September 17, 2007
Reba trades her big hair for blue jeans
I love Reba....Cuz she is just the best. God bless ya Reba and keep up the good work and thanks for mentoring the future talent, like Kelly Clarkson.
~C.S. Webbspun
~~~~~~~
At 52, country superstar says she's finally happy to just be herself
By
BEVERLY KEEL
Staff Writer
Reba McEntire is conducting business today at her impressive Starstruck Entertainment building on Music Row, but she is dressed in her stage wear.
But instead of a sparkly gown, she wears a pair of jeans and a trendy blue V-neck. This is Reba McEntire 2007.
After living largely in Los Angeles for the past six years to shoot the WB/CW sitcom Reba, McEntire returned to her home in Sumner County after the show was cancelled late last year.
Instead of going Hollywood, McEntire returned to her roots. Gone is the over-the-top image created by her big hair and big production shows featuring numerous costume changes.
It was obviously an image that worked. McEntire has sold 38 million albums, recorded 33 No. 1 hits and collected two Grammys. She's won seven Country Music Association awards, including a record-tying (with Martina McBride) four trophies in the female vocalist category.
"I used to sit in the audience of the CMAs and just wait for the moment when she would walk out onstage in her big gown and big hair, and you knew you were watching a superstar," McBride says. "Her command of the stage is something I strive to have."
But about five years ago, McEntire ditched the cumbersome outfits and costume changes to be more comfortable onstage. More important, she wanted to have more time to talk to her audience. "Because of the Reba TV show, I was a character that people fell in love with because she was a normal person," she says.
In the past, onstage she played the characters in the songs — "I was never Reba until I talked." But now, she says, "I can play Reba and sing the song with my heart."
"I love being 52. I get to be me now, and I don't have to please anybody. I please myself first, and I love myself first. Because if I can love me, I am more open to everybody accepting me the way I am, and I don't have to pretend."
The flashy big-haired image wasn't really who she was, she says, but a stylist's idea of what she should look like.
"I went for it because I had no taste. I grew up with hand-me-downs all my life. I had no idea what I was wanting to wear."
Read the full article HERE
~C.S. Webbspun
~~~~~~~
At 52, country superstar says she's finally happy to just be herself
By
BEVERLY KEEL
Staff Writer
Reba McEntire is conducting business today at her impressive Starstruck Entertainment building on Music Row, but she is dressed in her stage wear.
But instead of a sparkly gown, she wears a pair of jeans and a trendy blue V-neck. This is Reba McEntire 2007.
After living largely in Los Angeles for the past six years to shoot the WB/CW sitcom Reba, McEntire returned to her home in Sumner County after the show was cancelled late last year.
Instead of going Hollywood, McEntire returned to her roots. Gone is the over-the-top image created by her big hair and big production shows featuring numerous costume changes.
It was obviously an image that worked. McEntire has sold 38 million albums, recorded 33 No. 1 hits and collected two Grammys. She's won seven Country Music Association awards, including a record-tying (with Martina McBride) four trophies in the female vocalist category.
"I used to sit in the audience of the CMAs and just wait for the moment when she would walk out onstage in her big gown and big hair, and you knew you were watching a superstar," McBride says. "Her command of the stage is something I strive to have."
But about five years ago, McEntire ditched the cumbersome outfits and costume changes to be more comfortable onstage. More important, she wanted to have more time to talk to her audience. "Because of the Reba TV show, I was a character that people fell in love with because she was a normal person," she says.
In the past, onstage she played the characters in the songs — "I was never Reba until I talked." But now, she says, "I can play Reba and sing the song with my heart."
"I love being 52. I get to be me now, and I don't have to please anybody. I please myself first, and I love myself first. Because if I can love me, I am more open to everybody accepting me the way I am, and I don't have to pretend."
The flashy big-haired image wasn't really who she was, she says, but a stylist's idea of what she should look like.
"I went for it because I had no taste. I grew up with hand-me-downs all my life. I had no idea what I was wanting to wear."
Read the full article HERE
Thursday, May 17, 2007
2007-2008 Broadway Season at TPAC
My Fair Lady
October 23-28, 2007
Irving Berlin's White Christmas
November 27-December 2, 2007
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
January 8-13, 2008
Monty Python's Spamalot
February 12-17, 2008
Lerner & Loewe's Camelot
starring Lou Diamond Phillips
March 11-16, 2008
Twelve Angry Men
starring Richard Thomas
May 6-11, 2008
October 23-28, 2007
Irving Berlin's White Christmas
November 27-December 2, 2007
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
January 8-13, 2008
Monty Python's Spamalot
February 12-17, 2008
Lerner & Loewe's Camelot
starring Lou Diamond Phillips
March 11-16, 2008
Twelve Angry Men
starring Richard Thomas
May 6-11, 2008
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