Every June, Music City puts on a real festival for country music fans. 100,000 people hit lower Broadway to support live music, emerging artists, and the brightest stars.
Austin Snell has been making a name for himself over the past few years, blending country and rock and using very vulnerable and reflective lyrics.
He spoke with us about his musical journey, how he found his sound, and how it is okay to not be okay.
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FESTIVAL WELCOMES MORE THAN 90,000 DAILY ATTENDEES, REACHES ITS LARGEST STADIUM AUDIENCE IN HISTORY, GREETS FANS FROM MORE THAN 50 INTERNATIONAL COUNTRIES,AND RAISES $2.5 MILLION FOR MUSIC EDUCATION
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