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Jul 4, 2005

Jamie O'Neal sings with a symphony for the first time, kicking off her set with "Somebody's Hero" at Nashville's Riverfront Park. The performance is part of GAC's "Music City Independence Day Concert Spectacular" with The Charlie Daniels Band and Diamond Rio

Jul 6, 2005

In the wake of the company's merger with BMG, the Sony Music Group begins moving into the RCA building at 1400 18th Avenue South in Nashville. Sony's Columbia and Epic labels leave an office that had been the site of Music Row's first studio

Jul 8, 2005

Bryan White and Erika Page White have their second son, Jackson Dylan White, at Nashville's Baptist Hospital

Jul 10, 2005

When Nickel Creek's Chris Thile plays a solo concert at Nashville's Station Inn, he's joined by surprise guest Dolly Parton, who performs "I'll Fly Away," "Mr. Tambourine Man," "Jackson" and "Will The Circle Be Unbroken"

Jul 12, 2005

The musical stage production "Wildwood Flowers: The June Carter Story" debuts at Nashville's Acuff Theatre, with Carlene Carter portraying her own mother. Bass player Mark Winchester is Chet Atkins

Jul 12, 2005

In a ceremony at Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame, Vince Gill unveils a vintage Martin guitar recently acquired for the collection. The instrument was owned by the late Johnny Cash

Jul 13, 2005

Mark Knopfler performs at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium, playing two guitars that were formerly owned by the late Chet Atkins. The instruments were loaned to Knopfler for the evening by the Country Music Hall of Fame

Jul 13, 2005

Kid Rock's assistants begin moving his things into a three-story condominium in Nashville, bought for more than $800,000, providing a second home for the Detroit rocker. Three years later, he has a country hit with "All Summer Long"

Jul 13, 2005

Gretchen Wilson shoots the video for "All Jacked Up" in Nashville with aid from Big & Rich, Charlie Daniels, Kid Rock, Larry The Cable Guy and Two-Foot Fred

Jul 14, 2005

Emmylou Harris personally delivers copies of "Wrecking Ball" and "Red Dirt Girl" to Wonyeong Sohn on the Vanderbilt campus in Nashville, part of a promotion celebrating the 10th anniversary of amazon.com

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