AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNashville Symphony Crisis: The Nashville Symphony says it will suspend most of its 2026–27 season starting Oct. 18, citing a $10 million deficit; 27 staffers and 77 musicians face furloughs, though some non-orchestra events like the Symphony Ball and Fashion Show are still planned. Music & Culture: Dolly Parton marked the opening of her Life of Many Colors Museum in Nashville with a prerecorded message, inviting fans to reserve tickets for the new SongTeller Hotel attraction. Country Spotlight: Kacey Musgraves surprised a Nashville crowd by bringing Ronnie Dunn onstage for “Neon Moon,” dressed in a Dunn-inspired outfit. Arts Business: Unconditionally Her Media launched Unconditionally Her Publishing, a new Nashville-based division focused on books tied to its existing multimedia storytelling. Live Entertainment: Lake Barkley tourism is gearing up for its first Beast Fest (Nov. 13–14) and Kuttawa’s Oktoberfest/Live on the Lawn drew record crowds. Pop/Rock Tour News: Roger Waters and his son Harry announced “Legacy – A Pink Floyd Show” touring North America in 2027, with Nashville-based Clifton David Broadbridge handling vocals.
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