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Love That Country Music April 29

Love That Country Music April 29

Set List:
Logan Riddle – This Ain’t My Town
Thomas Jackson – Don’t Be So Sad
Ransom Pier – He Is Mine
Brilliant Mistakes – West Of Corpus Christi
The Wooks – Fllyin High
Lou Reid – Smoky Mountain Rain
Bailey Bigger – South Dakota
Jon Wilcox – Snowin’ on Raton
Low Water Bridge Band – Crossing Lines
Elliah Heifetz – Country Harmony
Townland – War
Dennis Ledbetter – Too Far From Home
Nico Sings Country – Can’t Stop Thinking
Vaden Landers – Our Love Goes On
Tyller Gummersall – Doggone Cowboy
Family Shiloh – Cold Copper Theme



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