Clare Bowen was a fixture on CMT’s Nashville as Scarlett O’Connor for six seasons from 2012–2018. In addition to her acting duties, Clare toured with the Nashville troupe between seasons and sang a number of songs on the 22 soundtracks the show inspired.
The 35-year-old Australian native revealed she is planning to release her self-titled debut album on July 12. Produced by Josh Kaufman, the upcoming album features songwriters Amy Wadge, Wyatt Durrette, Nathan Chapman and Lori McKenna. Clare also worked on the album with husband and longtime collaborator Brandon Robert Young, who co-wrote many of the album’s songs with Clare.
On May 23, Clare will released the album’s lead single, “Let It Rain,” a soulful anthem about surviving life’s hardships and letting go of fear.
Clare will embark on a headlining tour this summer, including stops in Nashville, Chicago and New York.
You can never have too much of a good thing . . . especially in Vegas.
On that note, dig this: Reba McEntire and Brooks & Dunn have extended their Sin City residency—Reba, Brooks & Dunn: Together in Vegas—with eight new dates at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace to close out 2019.
In addition to the previously announced dates of June 26, 28 and 29 and July 3, 4 and 5, newly announced dates include:
December 4, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 13 and 14
Tickets for the new dates go on sale on May 17 at noon PST.
Since premiering the residency in June 2015, the trio has played more than 80 shows over the course of the last four years.
“We’re having a great time on the Las Vegas residency with Reba,” said Ronnie Dunn to Nash Country Daily. “Kix and I kid all the time that we ran up and down the road on buses for 20 years just to get a chance to do this. It’s as fun and convenient as you can get in this business. We’re having a great time.”
Abby Anderson has a new song, “Fearless,” featured on the soundtrack of the upcoming pooch picture, A Dog’s Journey, which opens in theaters on May 17. The new flick is the sequel to 2017’s A Dog’s Purpose, starring Dennis Quaid and Marg Helgenberger.
Abby’s version of “Fearless,” which was penned by Jayson DeZuzio and Jillian Strauss, features her soaring vocals behind a driving piano with guitar accompaniment.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – Efficient and affordable, the Vol Pass will make its debut for the 2019 football season and is officially on sale now at AllVols.com.
The Vol Pass gives Tennessee football fans the opportunity to attend every game in Neyland Stadium this fall for just $280.
An alternative to the traditional season ticket, the Vol Pass allows fans to secure seats to all home games via an online selection process before each game and features mobile ticket delivery.
The Vol Pass has been immensely popular for Tennessee men’s and women’s basketball over the last three seasons, and Tennessee Athletics is expanding the program to football.
After the initial purchase, the Vol Pass membership is activated with an AllVols.com account. On the Monday morning prior to each home game, Vol Pass members will receive access to select their tickets from a seat inventory until Noon ET on Friday. During the seat selection process, members will have the opportunity to purchase additional single game tickets, if available, at face value.
Tickets with a QR code to scan must be downloaded to a mobile phone to gain entry into each game. No tickets will be mailed or held at will call for pick up.
Additionally, season tickets remain on sale for the 2019 football season at AllVols.com and fans are encouraged to lock in their seat location today.
CMT announced its first slate of artists scheduled to perform at the CMT Awards on June 5: Carrie Underwood, Dan + Shay, Kane Brown, Kelsea Ballerini, Luke Bryan, Maren Morris and Thomas Rhett.
More performers will be announced in the coming days in what CMT is calling a “record-breaking number of performances.” Hosted by Little Big Town, the fan-voted award show will air live from Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena on June 5 at 7 p.m. CT. Voting is now open at cmt.com.
Check out the nominations below.
Video of the Year: Best video of the year; awarded to the artist and the video director. Final nominees announced the morning of the show, with final voting held on social media during the live telecast.
Jason Aldean feat. Miranda Lambert – “Drowns The Whiskey”
Keith Urban feat. Julia Michaels – “Coming Home”
Sugarland feat. Taylor Swift – “Babe”
CMT Performance of the Year: Musical performance on a television show, series or variety special on CMT; awarded to the artist (individual, group or duo)
Boyz II Men and Brett Young – “Motownphilly” (CMT Crossroads)
Luke Combs and Leon Bridges – “Beautiful Crazy” (CMT Crossroads)
Maren Morris and Brandi Carlile – (“You Make Me Feel Like A Natural Woman” (2018 CMT Artists of the Year)
Brett Eldredge and Meghan Trainor – “Let You Be Right” (CMT Crossroads)
Karen Fairchild, Kimberly Schlapman and Gladys Knight – “I Can’t Make You Love Me” and “Help Me Make It Through the Night” (2018 CMT Artists of the Year)
Zac Brown Band and Shawn Mendes – “Keep Me In Mind” (CMT Crossroads)
CHICAGO — Three Tennessee men’s basketball players will have a chance to showcase their talents this week in front of all 30 teams at the 2019 NBA Draft Combine.
Two-time SEC Player of the Year Grant Williams and the All-SEC duo of Jordan Bone and Admiral Schofield were named to the 66-player roster released by the NBA. Tennessee’s three participants are tied for the most of any program.
The NBA Draft Combine will take place Thursday and Friday at Quest Multisport in Chicago. The event allows the best draft-eligible players to participate in physical measurements, interviews, shooting, strength and agility drills and five-on-five games in front of NBA personnel. ESPN2 will provide coverage both days from 3-7 p.m. ET.
NBA coaches, general managers and scouts will be on hand to evaluate players in preparation for the annual NBA Draft, which takes place on June 20 at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y.
A consensus first-team All-American, Williams ranked among the nation’s most versatile and efficient players this year, averaging 18.8 points, 7.5 rebounds, 3.2 assists, 1.5 blocks and 1.1 steals per game. The Charlotte, N.C., native ranked in the top 10 in the SEC in scoring (1st), field-goal percentage (2nd), free-throw percentage (5th), rebounding (7th) and assist/turnover ratio (10th).
Bone set the Tennessee single-season record for assist/turnover ratio at 2.91, surpassing the previous record set in 2002-03. The Nashville, Tenn., native recorded 215 assists this season, which ranked as the third most all time in a single season by a Vol and the most ever by a junior. He averaged 13.5 points per game and ranked third in the SEC with 5.8 assists per game.
Schofield, who was one of only five seniors to be chosen for the combine, ranked fifth in the SEC in scoring (16.5 ppg) and field-goal percentage (.474). As a high-volume shooter, the Zion, Ill., native shot 50 percent or better from the floor 18 times as a senior and led the team with 74 3-pointers and a 42-percent clip from beyond the arc.
The trio helped the Vols (31-6) advance to the Sweet Sixteen and match the program record for wins in a single season and played a critical role in this year’s team setting program records for points, field goals made, assists and blocks.
A total of 46 Vols have been chosen in the NBA Draft. Most recently was Josh Richardson in the 2015 NBA Draft, when the Miami Heat took him in the second round with the 40th overall pick. The last first-round pick selected from UT was Tobias Harris in 2011, when Charlotte took him 19th overall.
The nominees for the 2019 Americana Honors & Awards were announced on May 14. Artists with multiple nominations include Dave Cobb, Lori McKenna, Yola and John Prine.
The 2019 Americana Honors & Awards show will be held September 11 at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium. The ceremony is the centerpiece of AmericanaFest (Sept. 10–15), which features more than 100 artists performing at different venues throughout Nashville. For ticket information, visit americanamusic.org.
Check out the full list of nominees.
ALBUM OF THE YEAR
“To the Sunset,” Amanda Shires, Produced by Dave Cobb
“The Tree,” Lori McKenna, Produced by Dave Cobb
“The Tree of Forgiveness,” John Prine, Produced by Dave Cobb
“Walk Through Fire,” Yola, Produced by Dan Auerbach
ARTIST OF THE YEAR
Brandi Carlile
Rhiannon Giddens
Kacey Musgraves
Mavis Staples
DUO/GROUP OF THE YEAR
I’m With Her
Our Native Daughters
Tedeschi Trucks Band
The War and Treaty
EMERGING ACT OF THE YEAR
Jade Bird
J.S. Ondara
Erin Rae
The War and Treaty
Yola
INSTRUMENTALIST OF THE YEAR
Chris Eldridge
Eamon McLoughlin
Chris Powell
Michael Rinne
SONG OF THE YEAR
“By Degrees,” Mark Erelli, Rosanne Cash, Sheryl Crow, Lori McKenna, Anais Mitchell & Josh Ritter, Written by Mark Erelli
“Mockingbird,” Ruston Kelly, Written by Ruston Kelly
“People Get Old,” Lori McKenna, Written by Lori McKenna
“Summer’s End,” John Prine, Written by Pat McLaughlin and John Prine
Lifetime Achievement Awards will be announced in the coming weeks.
Since making his way to Music City more than 10 years ago, Tennessee native Brinley Addington has been pounding the musical pavement. The traditionally-steeped troubadour co-penned Tyler Farr’s recent single, “I Should Go to Church Sometime,” and has secured opening gigs for a number of artists, including Chris Young, Jon Pardi, Thomas Rhett and more. Brinley dropped his five-song EP, Songs From a Bar, in 2018, and recently released new single, “Come Back.”
How did you get started in music?
The first time I sang in front of a crowd was in a talent show in the fourth grade, but I feel like I really got started by singing in church when I was 12 years old.
At what age did you realize you wanted to make music your career?
I’ve always loved music, but when I was about nine years old, I became obsessed with music. I had no idea where to even start, but that’s when I started dreaming.
Who are some of musical influences?
Alan Jackson, George Strait, James Taylor, Randy Travis and Vince Gill.
What three words describe you as a musician?
Honest, heartfelt, country.
What would you say is unique about your sound?
It’s a reflection of who I am, where I’m from and what I listen to.
What does your new single, “Come Back,” say about you?
Since it was inspired by something I was living at the time, I feel like it’s spot-on about what I was going through and how I felt. I really tried to be honest about where I was and let it come through in the song.
What was the first concert you attended?
I was really little so I don’t remember much, but it was Randy Travis and Alan Jackson. Pretty great one to get started with.
What’s the last song you heard that blew you away?
Cole Swindell’s “Break Up in the End.” I haven’t been hit that hard by a song in a while.
Where is the craziest place you’ve performed?
I got asked to play a song on an airplane one time. There may have been a crazier place I’m forgetting, but that was definitely the most awkward.
What’s the first thing you do after a show?
Drink a beer.
What’s your favorite song to cover?
“Time Marches On” by Tracy Lawrence.
What family member or friend has been the most supportive of your musical career?
My mom. She’s been there for me and encouraged me every step of the way in my career and my personal life. This business can be hard at times, and I don’t think I’d be where I am if she hadn’t been in my corner on those hard days.
Here’s an updated list of University of Tennessee players in the National Football League after the last 21 rookie minicamps were completed.
Now all 32 teams have held rookie minicamps. Rosters are still fluid with teams announcing the signing of undrafted free agents and tryout players at their own pace. NFL rosters can be kept at up to 90 players until final preseason cuts August 31, 2019.
I’ve included some notes, jersey numbers, unofficial depth chart positions and camp dates for each team so you can follow along for news on each player. You will also see the list of players with local ties to the Knoxville area or didn’t end their college careers at UT.
I’ll update this list throughout the year here on my blog “Vince’s View.” Bookmark my blog page and check back often.
Latest Tennessee Vols NFL Notes
-Currently 34 U. of Tennessee players on NFL teams
-3 VFL rookies are in the NFL right now (none are draft picks)
-Pittsburgh has the most UT players with 4
-DL & DB are the largest positions of VFLs in the league right now with 5
-21 of the 32 teams have a UT player
-There are 11 players that are either one-time Vols or are Knoxville area players that did not attend UT
-LB Quart’e Sapp and NT Alexis Johnson were not signed by the Titans
-TE Ethan Wolf received a tryout with the Carolina Panthers and has now signed with the team
-LB Colton Jumper was invited back to tryout with the Saints and has now signed with the team
-QB Keller Chryst tried out with the Colts two weeks ago then last week with the Steelers but was not signed
-DE Kendal Vickers got a tryout with the Eagles but was not signed to the roster
-DB Micah Abernathy was signed by the Vikings to their roster last week
-DT Shy Tuttle was signed by the Saints to their roster
-DE Kyle Phillips was signed by the Jets to their roster
-TE Alex Ellis received a tryout with the Giants but was not signed
-One-time Vols TE Daniel Helm out of Duke was signed to the roster by the Chargers
-One-time Vols WR Preston Williams and DE Dewayne Hendrix were signed by the Dolphins
-One-time Vols CB D’Andre Payne out of Iowa St was signed by the Titans
-Veteran TE Lee Smith out of Marshall, another one-time Vol, signed with the Bills, a team he used to play for
-One-time Vols OL Venzell Boulware out of Miami received a tryout with the Broncos but was not signed
Tennessee Volunteers On NFL Teams as of 5/14/19 (34) x = rookie Atlanta Falcons Luke Stocker (80) TE (2nd team TE)
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 20-21, May 23, May 29-31, June 3-4, June 6
Mandatory Minicamp: June 11-13
Baltimore Ravens Morgan Cox (46) LS (starting LS)
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 20-21, May 23, May 28, May 30-31, June 3-4, June 6-7
Mandatory Minicamp: June 11-13
Buffalo Bills Jason Croom (80) TE (5th team TE)
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 20-21, May 23, May 28-29, May 31 June 3-4, June 6-7
Mandatory Minicamp: June 11-13
Carolina Panthers Michael Palardy (5) P (starting P/H) Rashaan Gaulden (28) DB (starting FS) Ethan Wolf (47) TE (4th team TE)
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 21-23, May 28-30, June 3-6
Mandatory Minicamp: June 11-13
Chicago Bears Tyler Bray (9) QB (3rd team QB) Cordarrelle Patterson (84) WR/KR (2nd team WR & starting KR)
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 21-23, May 29-31, June 4-7
Mandatory Minicamp: June 11-13
Cincinnati Bengals Josh Malone (80) WR (2nd team WR)
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 20-21, May 23, May 28-30, June 3-6
Mandatory Minicamp: June 11-13
Cleveland Browns Britton Colquitt (4) P (starting P/H)
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 14-16, May 21-23, May 28-31
Mandatory Minicamp: June 4-6
Dallas Cowboys Jason Witten (82) TE (starting TE)
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 21-23, May 28-30, June 3-6
Mandatory Minicamp: June 11-13
Denver Broncos Alexander “AJ” Johnson (45) LB (3rd team ILB) Ja’Wuan James (70) OT (starting RT)
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 13-14, May 16, May 20-21, May 23, May 29-31
Mandatory Minicamp: June 4-6
Detroit Lions Jalen Reeves-Maybin (44) LB (2nd team OLB) Justin Coleman (27) DB (starting NCB)
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 20-21, May 23, May 29-31, June 10-13
Mandatory Minicamp: June 4-6
Houston Texans Zach Fulton (73) OL (starting RG) Trevor Daniel (8) P (starting P/H)
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 20-21, May 23, May 28-30, June 3-4, June 6-7
Mandatory Minicamp: June 11-13
Kansas City Chiefs Dustin Colquitt (2) P (starting P/H) Kahlil McKenzie (66) OG (2nd team LG)
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 21-23, May 28-30, June 4-7
Mandatory Minicamp: June 11-13
Los Angeles Rams John Kelly (42) RB (5th team RB)
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 20-21, May 23, May 28-30, June 3-6
Mandatory Minicamp: June 11-13
Minnesota Vikings Micah Abernathy (46) DB (4th team FS)-x
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 21-23, May 28-30, June 3-6
Mandatory Minicamp: June 11-13
New England Patriots Jacob Johnson (–) FB (7th team TE/4th team FB)
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 20-21, May 23, May 29-30, June 10-11
Mandatory Minicamp: June 4-6
New Orleans Saints Alvin Kamara (41) RB (starting RB/starting PR) Shy Tuttle (74) DT (2nd team DE)-x Colton Jumper (51) LB (4th team WLB)
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 21-23, May 28-30, June 3-6
Mandatory Minicamp: June 11-13
New York Jets Kyle Phillips (–) DE (3rd team DE)-x
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 21-23, May 28-30, June 10-13
Mandatory Minicamp: June 4-6
Philadelphia Eagles Derek Barnett (96) DE (starting RDE) Malik Jackson (97) DT (starting RDT)
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 21-23, May 28, May 30-31, June 3-6
Mandatory Minicamp: June 11-13
Pittsburgh Steelers Ramon Foster (73) OG (starting LG) Daniel McCullers (93) NT (2nd team NT) Cameron Sutton (20) DB (3rd team CB/2nd team PR) Joshua Dobbs (5) QB (2nd team QB)
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 21-23, May 28-30, June 3-6
Mandatory Minicamp: June 11-13
San Francisco 49ers Emmanuel Moseley (41) CB (4th team CB)
Rookie Minicamp: May 3-5
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 20-21, May 23, May 28-29, May 31, June 3-4, June 6
Mandatory Minicamp: June 11-13
Tennessee Titans LaTroy Lewis (45) LB (2nd team OLB)
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 20-21, May 23, May 28, May 30-31, June 3-6
Mandatory Minicamp: June 11-13
Recent Free Agents From Late Last Season That Played at U. of Tennessee (11)
Eric Berry S
Justin Hunter WR
Jordan Williams DL
Matt Darr P
James Stone OL
Justin Martin DB
Quart’e Sapp LB
Alexis Johnson Jr. NT
Kendal Vickers DE
Alex Ellis TE
Keller Chryst QB
Teams Without Any Players On Current Expanded Rosters From UT (11) Arizona Cardinals
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 20-22, May 29-31, June 3-6
Mandatory Minicamp: June 11-13
Green Bay Packers
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 20-21, May 23, May 28-29, May 31, June 3-6
Mandatory Minicamp: June 11-13
Indianapolis Colts
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 21-23, May 29-31, June 3-6
Mandatory Minicamp: June 11-13
Jacksonville Jaguars
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 21, May 23-24, May 28, May 30-May 31, June 3-4, June 6-7
Mandatory Minicamp: June 11-13
Los Angeles Chargers
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 20, May 22-23, May 28-30, June 3-4, June 6-7
Mandatory Minicamp: June 11-13
Miami Dolphins
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 13-14, May 16, May 20-21, May 23, May 28-29, May 31
Mandatory Minicamp: June 4-6
New York Giants
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 20-21, May 23, May 28-29, May 31, June 10-13
Mandatory Minicamp: June 4-6
Oakland Raiders
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 21-23, May 28-30, June 3-6
Mandatory Minicamp: June 11-13
Seattle Seahawks
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 20-21, May 23, May 28-29, May 31, June 3-6
Mandatory Minicamp: June 11-13
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 14-16, May 21-23, May 28-31
Mandatory Minicamp: June 4-6
Washington Redskins
OTA Offseason Workouts: May 20-21, May 23, May 28-30, June 10-12
Mandatory Minicamp: June 4-6
UT Players In The NFL By Position (35)
QB – 2
RB – 2
WR – 2
TE – 4
FB – 1
OL – 4
DL – 5
LB – 4
DB – 5
P – 4
PK – 0
LS – 1
Knoxville Area Players/Finished College Elsewhere After UT (11) x = rookie
Buffalo Bills Lee Smith TE (–) *Powell HS/Tennessee/Marshall (3rd team TE)
Dallas Cowboys Randall Cobb (18) WR *Alcoa HS/Kentucky (2nd team WR) Chris Jones (6) P *Carson-Newman (starting P/H)
Los Angeles Chargers Daniel Helm (41) TE *Tennessee/Duke (6th team TE)-x
Miami Dolphins Preston Williams (82) WR *Tennessee/Colorado State (3rd team WR)-x Dewayne Hendrix (73) DE *Tennessee/Pittsburgh (3rd team DE)-x
Minnesota Vikings Harrison Smith (22) S *Catholic HS/Notre Dame (starting FS)
Oakland Raiders Nathan Peterman (2) QB *Tennessee/Pittsburgh (3rd team QB)
Philadelphia Eagles Dorren Miller (84) WR *Carson-Newman (4th team WR)
San Francisco 49ers Jalen Hurd (17) WR *Tennessee/Baylor (2nd team WR)-x
Tennessee Titans D’Andre Payne (28) CB *Tennessee/Iowa State (4th team CB)-x
Free Agents Among Local Players/One-Time Vols (1)
Venzell Boulware OL-x
The Grand Ole Opry stage announced its lineup for the 2019 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival: Old Crow Medicine Show, Ricky Skaggs, Riders in the Sky, Steve Earle, Morgan Evans, Ashley Monroe, Molly Tuttle and Wendy Moten. A broadcast of the performances will air live via opry.com on June 13.
The 2019 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival will take place June 13–16 at Great Stage Park, the 700-acre farm and event space located just 60 miles south of Nashville in Manchester, Tenn. And, if you were wondering, Nashville’s CMA Fest is scheduled for June 6–9, 2019, so the two festivals don’t coincide this year.
Bonnaroo unleashed its 100-plus-artist lineup in January, including a number of country-centric performers: Maren Morris, Kacey Musgraves, John Prine, Ruston Kelly and more.
In addition to headliners Phish, Childish Gambino, Post Malone, Odesza and the Lumineers, the four-day festival will feature performances from:
THURSDAY, JUNE 13
Grand Ole Opry Featuring Special Guests
Saba
Space Jesus b2b Eprom b2b Shlump
12th Planet
Sunsquabi
All Them Witches
Magic City Hippies
The Nude Party
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever
The Comet Is Coming
Jack Harlow
Eprom
Caroline Rose
Donna Missal
Peach Pit
Hekler
Dorfex Bos
FRIDAY, JUNE 14
Phish (Late Evening Set)
Childish Gambino
Solange
The Avett Brothers
Brockhampton
GRiZ
RL Grime
Beach House
GRiZ SuperJam
NGHTMRE
Gojira
Courtney Barnett
Girl Talk
AJR
Catfish And The Bottlemen
K.Flay
Anoushka Shankar
Nahko & Medicine For The People
Liquid Stranger
Deafheaven
Parquet Courts
Rival Sons
Ibeyi
Jade Cicada
Las Cafeteras
Cherry Glazerr
The Teskey Brothers
Medasin
Tyla Yaweh
Ducky
Monsieur Periné
Mersiv
Crooked Colours
SATURDAY, JUNE 15
Post Malone
Odesza
Hozier
Kacey Musgraves
The National
The Lonely Island
ZHU
Juice WRLD
Joe Russo’s Almost Dead
Gucci Mane
John Prine
Jim James (Full Band)
Maren Morris
Gramatik
Shovels & Rope
Unknown Mortal Orchestra
Quinn XCII
Clairo
Bishop Briggs
Hippo Campus
Space Jesus
Tokimonsta
Chelsea Cutler
The Record Company
SNBRN
Ruston Kelly
Whipped Cream
Rubblebucket
Little Simz
Memba
Deva Mahal
DJ Mel
SUNDAY, JUNE 16
Phish (2 Sets)
The Lumineers
Cardi B
Brandi Carlile
Illenium
Walk The Moon
Mac DeMarco
King Princess
Lil Dicky
G Jones
Trampled By Turtles
The Wood Brothers
Hobo Johnson & The Lovemakers
Princess (Featuring Maya Rudolph & Gretchen Lieberum)
The Soul Rebels
The Lemon Twigs
Two Feet
AC Slater
CID
Dombresky
Bombino
Faye Webster
Ripe
Kikagaku Moyo
Igloohost
The 35-year-old Australian native revealed she is planning to release her self-titled debut album on July 12. Produced by Josh Kaufman, the upcoming album features songwriters Amy Wadge, Wyatt Durrette, Nathan Chapman and Lori McKenna. Clare also worked on the album with husband and longtime collaborator Brandon Robert Young, who co-wrote many of the album’s songs with Clare.
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Brinley Addington
THURSDAY, JUNE 13
