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What to see: Tenille Townes at Nashville North The pride of Grand Prairie, Tenille Townes has been a going concern since moving to Nashville 12 years ago, where she played sets at the iconic Bluebird Cafe and began participating in writing sessions with Music City songsmiths. She was only 17 when she received her first
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What to see: Tenille Townes at Nashville North
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The pride of Grand Prairie, Tenille Townes has been a going concern since moving to Nashville 12 years ago, where she played sets at the iconic Bluebird Cafe and began participating in writing sessions with Music City songsmiths. She was only 17 when she received her first Canadian Country Musioc Award for Female Arts of the Year and has been accumulating awards, nominations and acclaim ever since. Her most recent single is Backfire, the catchy mid-tempo duet with fellow Canuck Nate Haller.
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Where/When: Nashville North, Stampede Park, 9 p.m.
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What to see: Devin Cuddy at the Ironwood Stage and Grill.
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The Ironwood doesn’t need to alter its programming all that much during the Calgary Stampede since it’s already a hotspot for roots music. But if your tastes lay a little more left-of-the-dial when it comes to country music, second-generation singer-songwriter Devin Cuddy is a safe bet. The son of Blue Rodeo co-leader Jim Cuddy, Devin has inherited his dad’s expressive vocals and songwriting chops and adds his own dash of soul and R&B to the proceedings.
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Where/When: Ironwood Stage and Grill, 8 p.m.
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