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Full Circle Moment: Tenille Arts on attending CMA Fest as a fan and as an artist

Canadian country music singer, Tenille Arts is having a full-circle moment as she reflects on attending CMA Fest as a fan and now at the 50th anniversary as a performer.

She stopped by the RFD-TV studio to talk about what it means to perform at such a fan-focused event, her amazing fans, and the strangest thing she ever autographed.

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