Daughtry, Tim McGraw added to 2009 CMA performance roster

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Daughtry will perform “Tennessee Line” with Vince Gill at the 2009 Country Music Association awards, set to air on ABC Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 8 p.m. ET, according to People.com. Tim McGraw has also been added to the performance roster for the first time in four years. Other newly announced additions to the show lineup include the Zac Brown Band, Jason Aldean, Miranda Lambert, Lady Antebellum and Billy Currington.

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LeighHigh
Thu 10/15/09 10:51 AM

I think daughtry works with country. There’s something about goats in the country. There’s something about goats with daughtry’s voice…it works.

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Jason
Thu 10/15/09 11:16 AM

Daughtry and Vince Gill? Doesn’t sound like a good match-up….then again, isn’t this the same awards show that gave us the Taylor Swift/Def Leppard tragedy? I’m hyped for Tim McGraw, Miranda Lambert and Lady A tho- good job CMA’s!

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Mindy
Thu 10/15/09 11:26 AM

I love that song, Tennessee Line, it’s one of my favorites off of Daughtry’s new CD. I can’t wait to hear it live.

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Michael
Thu 10/15/09 11:42 AM

Definitely a good move for Daughtry!! His second CD, while selling well and spending a couple weeks atop the Billboard 200, has undersold when compared with the first CD. I think Daughtry would be smart to transition to country in order to lengthen his career. He’s too good of a talent to merely disappear after only 2 CDs.

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the chachster
Thu 10/15/09 3:33 PM

Will definitely watch the show. Carrie will be hosting & performing, and Daughtry is performing??? love it! And Tennessee line is one of my faves from the band’s second cd.

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PurplePaisley
Sun 10/18/09 11:12 PM

My only hope is that right after Daughtry and Vince sing the first verse, Toby Keith jumps onstage and kicks the little American Idol phony’s butt back to AC Radio where he sort of belongs. He’s no more country than he is rock, and the real rockers laugh in his face. Country don’t want AC/rocks leftovers.

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