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#CMAFest25: Blanco Brown talks about finding his sound and musical journey

June 07, 2025 09:22 PM •

James Ferguson, Currey McCullough

90,000 people are on lower Broadway in Music City USA for the 2025 CMA Fest.

Fans from all over are coming to listen to some of the biggest names, brightest new stars, and their favorite performers.

We were able to catch up with Blanco Brown to discuss his latest projects, his smash hit “The Get Up,” and finding his sound.

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