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    Taylor Swift Fans Fuming as Singer Is Replaced by Brad Paisley on Famous Nashville Mural

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    The ‘Willow’ songstress has been removed from the iconic mural at Legends Corner on Lower Broadway which is dedicated to some of country’s biggest superstars.

    Dec 26, 2020
    AceShowbiz – Taylor Swift’s status as a country music star is once again questioned after she’s removed from a famous Nashville mural. The Grammy Award-winning artist has now been replaced with another country music singer, Brad Paisley, on the iconic mural at Legends Corner on Lower Broadway in Nashville.
    The mural, which is dedicated to honor some of country’s biggest superstars, is one of Music City’s landmark attractions. It features 14 icons, including Reba McEntire, Willie Nelson and Dolly Parton.
    Artist Tim Davis who painted the mural apparently felt that the mural needed some changes. He has reportedly said that Taylor’s image is being retired and 3 other stars, including Brad, will join the mural. While Brad’s face has been displayed on the mural, it’s currently unknown who the other two stars will appear on the mural.
    Needless to say, Swifties are enraged by this. “they really replaced taylor swift with brad paisley on the country legends mural in nashville as if taylor hasn’t always been more popular than him,” one person tweeted along with picture of the mural before and after the change was made.

    A fan reacted to Taylor Swift being removed from the Nashville mural.

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    Another bewildered fan wrote, “Nashville really just PAINTED OVER @taylorswift13 in the legends corner mural on Broadway… she is a country music legend and so what if she moved over to different genres?? Confused why they didn’t just make the mural bigger.”
    A third one called it “disgraceful,” while someone else blasted another person who supported Taylor’s removal from the mural. “Sounds like you need to use your time a lot more wisely than to argue that a woman who is extremely successful be erased from a painting that has no impact on your life,” the fourth commenter reacted.
    Some others, however, agreed that Taylor no longer fits into the lineup of country music legends. “Makes sense to me. She’s more popular but she’s not really country anymore,” one person countered the fan’s complaint.
    Another explained, “Might want to consider that she is ‘was’ the only non country artist. Makes perfect sense. If you don’t think Brad Paisley is popular then you don’t know country.” Another agreed, stating, “I think Brad looks better on it.”
    “She ain’t nothing but a city girl,” another shaded the “Cardigan” hitmaker. Someone else said of the Pennsylvania-born star, “She graduated from ‘Legend’ status. Doesn’t Brad do auto insurance commercials.”

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      Brad Paisley, Faith Hill and Avril Lavigne to Headline Feed the Front Line Live Fundraiser

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      Founded by Hill and her husband Tim McGraw, the day-long online benefit is aimed to raise funds for a Nashville, Tennessee-area charity feeding frontline workers and others affected by the coronavirus.
      May 15, 2020
      AceShowbiz – Brad Paisley, Kenny Chesney, Faith Hill, Tim McGraw and Avril Lavigne are to front an upcoming day-long online benefit to raise funds for a Nashville, Tennessee-area charity feeding frontline workers and others affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
      Feed the Front Line Live, which McGraw and Hill co-founded in March, will take place next week, May 20, and also feature performances and appearances from Sheryl Crow, Billy Ray Cyrus, Dustin Lynch, Jon Pardi, Kelsea Ballerini and Rita Wilson, who battled COVID-19 earlier this spring in Australia.
      The livestream will air during the three traditional meal times – breakfast (10 A.M. ET), lunch (2 P.M. ET) and dinner (8 P.M. ET) – with different artists appearing in each segment.
      Fans can tune in via CMT’s Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/cmt/) and donate at FTFL.org. Proceeds will help pay staff at participating restaurants to cook meals, which are then delivered, free of charge, to area workers and others in need.
      “Feed the Front Line is grateful to partner with CMT and country music’s biggest stars in our mission to support restaurants and feed frontline workers and other people most in need during the COVID-19 crisis,” Tim and Faith’s daughter Maggie McGraw, the FTFL Nashville chapter’s vice president, says. “We hope viewers that are able to make a donation will consider doing so to help us bring more food to more people across the country.”

      According to TasteofCountry, Feed the Front Line has raised more than $750,000 (£613,000) and delivered almost 50,000 meals.

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      Brad Paisley Treats Fans to Duet With Carrie Underwood and Tim McGraw During Home Concert

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      Offering entertainment as people practice social distancing to fight the spread of coronavirus, the ‘Old Alabama’ crooner is also joined by Chris Young during his live-streamed show.
      Mar 21, 2020
      AceShowbiz – Brad Paisley’s livestreamed concert from home turned into an all-star affair on Thursday night (March 19) when he was joined by pals Carrie Underwood and Tim McGraw.
      The country superstar asked fans for song requests via text before he launched the viral show, which also featured his actress wife Kimberly Williams-Paisley as his roadie.
      And after performing hits like “Mud on the Tires” and “Old Alabama”, Brad was joined by Underwood, who jumped on a video chat for “Remind Me”, while McGraw joined in the fun for a rendition of George Strait’s “The Fireman”.

      Chris Young also joined Paisley via chat to sing “I’m Still a Guy”, and was so thrilled by the concert-from-home initiative, he promised fans he would be staging a similar livestream gig “very soon”.

      Brad and his pals weren’t the only country stars getting together for viral performances from self-isolation on Thursday night – Willie Nelson revamped his cancelled Luck Reunion festival as an online event and invited artists like Jewel Kilcher, Lucinda Williams, Margo Price, and Nathaniel Rateliff to offer up performances from home.

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