Nashville

The music is over for TV's Nashville, and fans are left to wonder about what might happen with some of their favorite characters.

Nashville has been canceled, but that doesn't mean the show's devoted fans are ready to accept the hews. More than 25,000 people have signed a petition online to try to earn the beloved drama a fifth season with a new network.

Fans of TV's Nashville were left reeling and wanting answers after the show was abruptly canceled last Thursday (May 12), and now the head of ABC is addressing viewers who wonder why ABC gave the beloved show the axe.

'The Music of Nashville, Season 4, Volume 2' is set for release in mid-May.

Kelsea Ballerini and Thomas Rhett, as well as Kesha will all appear on upcoming episodes of 'Nashville'.

Nashville fans don't have to worry about their favorite show going anywhere anytime soon.

I'm not a betting man, but I do believe in probability & odds, which is why I will stick my neck out and predict this.............

Last Wednesday, July 29, I embarked on a whirlwind mini-vacation to take in a couple of concerts. (That should not surprise anybody!) At the end of the 12 hour drive, I arrived in Nashville to attend the inaugural concerts to open the brand-spankin' NEW outdoor venue in downtown Nashville along the Cumberland River. It's called 'The Ascend Amphitheater'... and it is pretty darn cool!

Actor Eric Close will reportedly not return to ABC's Nashville as a series regular for the show's upcoming fourth season.

Nashville Mayor Karl Dean and Live Nation announced that on July 30th Eric Church will be the inaugural performer for Music City’s new Ascend Amphitheater in Riverfront Park.