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Kaitlin Butts Takes Hello, Honky Tonk on the Road This Month

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Kaitlin Butts has a new album on the way, *Hello, Honky Tonk*, and she is taking the record out to audiences before the month is over. The run is called the Hello, Honky Tonk Live And In Person Tour, a name that signals the point plainly: these songs are meant to be heard in a room, with a crowd. Here in Nashville, a city that still judges a country record by how it plays under a low ceiling, putting the music on stage alongside the release is a vote of confidence in the work.

With reporting from MusicRow.

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