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Summer Of Music?

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Summer Of Music?

Man I hope so.  Last year was a crap year.  And with everything that went on, a lot of things stopped including live music.  Well here we are 2021 and some shows are being teased, some shows like the Opry are rolling now with limited audience attendance.  But it’s still one step closer.  However some artist are still not doing shows yet, like Kenny Chesney is not doing his stadium tour but you have several music festivals that have been announced, including the Spring Into Summer Fest in Oak Grove Memorial Day weekend.  Randy Houser is doing that one and it’s free so looking forward to that.  It may not be a year where every weekend you can go to a awesome show but it’s coming back, thank you Opry, and all the other venues that are trying so hard to give us what we want, a little music to help us get through what’s been a crappy season.  Here’s to Spring 2021 and here’s to a Summer of music!

 

Fletch

 

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