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ASHVILLE CELEBRATES ‘BOBBY BARE DAY’ AS PROCLAIMED BY MAYOR FOR COUNTRY LEGEND’S 90TH BIRTHDAY
I wanted to let you know ASHVILLE CELEBRATES ‘BOBBY BARE DAY’ AS PROCLAIMED BY MAYOR FOR COUNTRY LEGEND’S 90TH BIRTHDAY. I ‘ve always loved Bobby Bare’s music. I wish I could attend Bobby Barre Day and bring Charlie and David with me. Would you want to go with us? NASHVILLE, Tenn. (April 7, 2025) – Country Music Legend, Bobby Bare, turns 90 years old today. Would you help me wish Bobby Barre a Happy Birthday. In celebration, along with a week full of special events, the Mayor of Nashville, Freddie O’Connell, proclaimed today Bobby Bare Day in the City of Nashville. The proclamation was presented to Bare on the eve of his birthday in a…
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RANDY TRAVIS AND JOHN ESPOSITO TO RECEIVE NASHVILLE SYMPHONY’S 2024 HARMONY AWARD
RANDY TRAVIS AND JOHN ESPOSITO TO RECEIVE NASHVILLE SYMPHONY’S 2024 HARMONY AWARD. I’ve always loved Randy Travis music and so does David and Charlie. I would like to congratulate them on there award and I hope you would as well. Randy Travis Photo Credit: Robert Tractenberg The legendary country singer and the groundbreaking record label executive will share honors at the 40th annual Symphony Ball on December 14, 2024, at Schermerhorn Symphony CenterNashville, Tenn. (Nov. 14, 2024) The Nashville Symphony Association and Symphony Ball 2024 co-chairs Jason Bradshaw and Bob Deal announced today that country music legend Randy Travis and longtime Warner Music Nashville CEO John Esposito are the co-recipients of the 2024 Nashville Symphony Harmony…
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RANDY TRAVIS RECEIVES CAREER PLAQUE COMMEMORATING 23 MILLION CERTIFIED UNITS FROM RIAA CHAIRMAN & CEO MITCH GLAZIER AT MONDO, NYC
NEW YORK, N.Y. (October 17, 2024) – On Wednesday afternoon, RIAA Chairman & CEO Mitch Glazier surprised music icon Randy Travis with a plaque commemorating 23 million certified units throughout his legendary career and highlighting his top album, 5x Platinum Always & Forever. (click to download)Photo Credit: Mike Shaw, Mondo.NYCPhoto ID (L to R): RIAA’s Mitch Glazier, Randy Travis and Mary Travis The presentation took place during Mondo, NYC following a keynote interview, where Glazier spoke with Randy and his wife Mary about the AI technology used to recreate his own voice for his newest single “Where That Came From” as well as necessary protections for artists and songwriters around unethical AI practices, including the bipartisan NO…
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