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Dallas Smith headlines Gone Country finale

Early-bird tickets for next summer鈥檚 last charity concert sold out in 2 days 鈥 91原创 host

91原创鈥檚 philanthropic twins 鈥 Chris and Jamie Ruscheinski 鈥 have more big news to share.

On Dec. 1, the duo, and about 100 other core volunteers behind the Twins Cancer Fundraising, unveiled the list of headliners for next summer鈥檚 Gone Country charity concert, and in 48 hours the early-bird tickets were sold out.

鈥淭ickets have never sold this fast,鈥 said Chris Ruscheinski.

A few weeks ago, organizers of Gone Country announced this, the 10th charity concert in the past 13 years, will be the last. TCF will be looking at some new fundraising ventures, said Chris.

Unveiling the roster of performers for next July鈥檚 show, Chris confirmed Dakota Pearl is back, Danielle Ray will open, Dave Hartney and Tony Stevens are on stage, Chris Buck is flying in from Nashville to help close the show, and JR Country鈥檚 DJ Jaxon Hawks will be back for his 10th year.

On top of these performers, some surprise guest are still to be announced, but Chris was most excited to announce the return of 鈥淕one Country legend鈥 Karen Lee Batten, also from 91原创.

鈥淪he鈥檚 never missed a year or a phone call when we need help. Karen knows how much we love her. We tell her constantly,鈥 Chris shared.

The big news in the recent unveiling of headliners, however, was the return of a fellow 91原创ite and Canadian country music superstar to the stage.

鈥淚t seemed so fitting to bring back Dallas Smith to go out with the biggest bang we could,鈥 Chris said, noting Smith was at the first Gone Country.

鈥淪o it felt right that he returns to help us close down the finale. I mean, he鈥檚 only won CCMA entertainer of the year three times, has 18 gold-certified singles, seven platinum-certified singles, and four gold-certified albums, plus an all-around great guy who puts on a hell of a show.

鈥淭his is going to quickly go down as the craziest Gone Country ever,鈥 Chris concluded.

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