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RADIO AND TELEVISION SENSATION STORME WARREN RETURNS TO HOST NASHVILLE UNIVERSE AWARDS PRESENTED BY GRETSCH GUITARS AT THE WORLD-FAMOUS WILDHORSE SALOON ON NOVEMBER 7, 2016

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Radio and television sensation Storme Warren returns to host the fourth annual Nashville Universe Awards at the world-famous Wildhorse Saloon in downtown Nashville on Monday, November 7 at 7:30 p.m. CST.  Presented by Gretsch Guitars, this year’s awards show will include show-stopping performances and award presentations by many of Nashville Universe’s finest talents and executives, including 6-award nominee Tate Stevens (former winner of “X Factor” on FOX), last year’s “Entertainer of the Year” and current 5-award nominee 2Steel Girls (formerly of Team Blake on NBC’s “The Voice”), last year’s “Duo of the Year” and current 5-award nominee Trailer Choir, 5-award nominee Celeste Kellogg, 4-award nominee SaraBeth, 2-award nominee Benton Blount (former finalist on NBC’s “America’s Got Talent”), 2-award nominee Nestor AnDress, “Vocal Group of the Year” nominee Southern Halo (of RadioDisneyCountry.com), “Duo of the Year” nominee The Springs, American Young (recently featured on “Fox & Friends” performing their single “Soldier’s Wife”), and a couple of big surprises! Continue Reading →

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Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge To Honor George Jones’ Final Nashville Concert

Storme Warren To Host Street Party!

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Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge, Music City’s legendary honky-tonk, will celebrate its 53rd Birthday in downtown Nashville on November 21st  with a Broadway street-party hosted by Great American Country (GAC) personality Storme Warren. The annual event will be the kick-off event celebrating and honoring Country Music Hall of Fame member George Jones’ final Nashville concert, which takes place the following evening Friday, November 22nd at the Bridgestone Arena.  As part of the celebration, Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge is extending their annual “Birthday Bash” to a two-day event with entertainment on the outdoor Broadway stage taking place on both Thursday and Friday nights.

“The Tootsie’s Birthday Bash has become an annual event that everyone looks forward to,” says Tootsie’s proprietor Steve Smith.  “We kicked it off at the Ryman with Kris Kristofferson, Terri Clark, Mel Tillis, and Jamey Johnson a few years back.  Then Kid Rock and The Kentucky HeadHunters took the party to the street on Broadway.  Last year Dierks Bentley, Randy Houser, and Troy Gentry kicked it up a bit, and who knows who will be coming this year!”

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Tracy Lawrence Receives Humanitarian Award

(L-R): Wilson County Mayor Randall Hutto, Tracy Lawrence, Mayor of Lebanon Philip Craighead
Photo: Alex Torrez

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – September 26, 2012 – Country music superstar Tracy Lawrence received two special honors from his community on Tuesday (9/25) evening at the Wilson County Humanitarian Award Gala for his philanthropy and charitable efforts. Continue Reading →

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Storme Warren, You’ve Been GHERMed!

Having fun with GAC’s Storme Warren at the Christmas4Kids Celebrity Golf Scramble! 🙂

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A little GAC-style GHERMing with host, Storme Warren!

Definition of a GHERM:

Someone who slavishly follows and sucks up to a celebrity. A fan to excessive degree. Usually applied to one who makes people uncomfortable by their adoration.
“That guy is such a gherm. He buys every piece of merchandise related to that singer and attends every show.”

A person not affiliated with the music industry but who has connections that can get them backstage concert access. They then get backstage and totally get in the way of those who are supposed to be there working. Term originated at Starwood Amphitheater in Antioch, TN during the summer of 1990.
“Wow, this load-out would be a breeze but the gherms at this Jimmy Buffet show are totally getting in the way!”

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Summer NAMM Report: All Star Guitar Night and Top 100 Dealer Awards

Steve Rutledge

I had the opportunity in July to attend my first ever NAMM events.  It actually was a very different experience for me because I’m used to covering events like CMA Music Festival that are centered around artists, whereas NAMM is about musicians and instruments.  Nonetheless, it was a very interesting experience.  The majority of music that I heard was all instrumental since this event is focused on the musicians.

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