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Country legend plans final bow, Shaboozey's latest collab | Music City Minute
Published 6 months, 3 weeks ago
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After decades of engaging audiences through smoke and lights, country legend Alan Jackson will be hanging up his touring hat for good. Even though retirement is on the horizon, the 66-year-old has plans to take center stage one more time for a very special farewell. Industry friends like Eric Church, Luke Bryan, Carrie Underwood and Miranda Lambert will be joining the Country Music Hall of Famer for a night of celebration and recognition of his 40-year career. Nashville's Nissan Stadium will be hosting Alan Jackson’s Last Call: One More for the Road concert June 27.
There is no denying Shaboozey's songs are catchy. In fact, they are so recognizable, many companies, like Domino's, are using his music in ad campaigns. The popular pizza chain confirmed the "Amen" singer was recruited for the company's first ever jingle. In the coming weeks, Shaboozey's tune will be heavily featured in new advertising, eventually leading to "Dommmino's," the jingle, being stuck in the collective minds of Americans.
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