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Feb 25, 2003

Universal South announces the signing of McHayes, a new duo featuring former solo artist Wade Hayes and mandolin player Mike McClurg, an ex-member of Alan Jackson's touring band, The Strayhorns

Feb 26, 2003

A complaint is filed against Bill Anderson by his girlfriend, Deborah Marlin, who claims he grabbed her by the hair and threatened to break the windows in her truck during an argument outside a restaurant. No charges are brought against him

Feb 27, 2003

Deborah Marlin files a complaint against Bill Anderson for the third time during the month at their home in Old Hickory, Tennessee. No charges are filed, however

Mar 1, 2003

Delaney & Bonnie Bramlett make a rare concert appearance together, performing with daughter Bekka Bramlett at Nashville's 3rd & Lindsley. Bekka has sung background vocals on hits by Faith Hill, Jamie O'Neal and Montgomery Gentry, among others

Mar 2, 2003

Emmylou Harris, Ashley Cleveland and Marshall Chapman perform the national anthem at Vanderbilt's Memorial Gym in Nashville, where the Commodores defeat the LSU Lady Tigers basketball team, 72-60

Mar 5, 2003

On the 40th anniversary of Patsy Cline's death, Terri Clark records vocals in Nashville for a remake of "Walkin' After Midnight"

Mar 6, 2003

Alison Krauss is ordered by a doctor to take time off for vocal rest. As a result, she postpones a "CMT Crossroads" taping with Aerosmith's Steven Tyler

Mar 6, 2003

The Country Music Hall of Fame presents a medallion to Eddy Arnold, recognizing the largest memorabilia donation by an artist. Arnold's contributions include over 2,000 photos, tuxedos and the first CMA award for Entertainer of the Year

Mar 7, 2003

Bill Carlisle makes what proves to be his final performance on the Grand Ole Opry

Mar 7, 2003

As Coldplay appears at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium, lead vocalist Chris Martin dubs it "the coolest place we've ever played": "So many of our heroes have played here, from Johnny Cash all the way through to Johnny Cash, including Johnny Cash"

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