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Jun 29, 2007

Lady Antebellum makes its Grand Ole Opry debut, introduced by Bill Anderson. On hand for the event is Linda Davis, mother of group member Hillary Scott

Jul 1, 2007

Aaron Tippin ices a dessert using "There Ain't Nothin' Wrong With The Radio" as a theme in a charity cake-decorating contest at the Opryland Resort in Nashville. Others participating include Montgomery Gentry, Julie Roberts and Lonestar's Dean Sams and Michael Britt

Jul 2, 2007

Western swing band The Time Jumpers draws a notable guest, Jimmy Dean, to its weekly show at Nashville's Station Inn

Jul 3, 2007

Nashville's WKRN-TV reports Joe Nichols is engaged after he was spotted at a bridal shop with his supposed fiancee

Jul 3, 2007

Sax player Boots Randolph dies of a cerebral hemorrhage at Nashville's Skyline Medical Center. He wrote his pop hit "Yakety Sax," which Chet Atkins revamped as "Yakety Axe," and appeared on hits by Elvis Presley, Brenda Lee and Johnny Cash

Jul 4, 2007

Taylor Swift performs "Teardrops On My Guitar" with an orchestra for the first time during "Music City July 4th: Let Freedom Sing!" The live GAC special also features Van Zant and Rodney Atkins

Jul 12, 2007

Jo Dee Messina performs for nearly 600 athletes on the first day of training camp for the Special Olympics at Nashville's Vanderbilt University

Jul 13, 2007

A genuinely unlucky Friday the 13th moment: Gene Watson's bus catches fire near Nashville when the axle breaks. Watson battles the flames with his band for 30 minutes before firefighters arrive, then appears on the Grand Ole Opry the same night

Jul 16, 2007

A year after he drowned, Nashville banker Brian Williams is honored in a concert at the Ryman Auditorium. Performers include Tracy Lawrence, Lee Greenwood, Radney Foster, Jason Sellers, Fred Knobloch, Victoria Shaw, Collin Raye and Jeffrey Steele

Jul 17, 2007

Lonestar and Joe Diffie take part in a benefit concert at Nashville's Greer Stadium to raise money for a soldier who lost both legs in Iraq. Other performers include David Lee Murphy, Paulette Carlson, Collin Raye, John Berry and Charlie Daniels

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