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Luke Bryan Fills Bridgestone For A Night That Was All Green Hills, No Velvet Rope

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Luke Bryan brought "Signs" home yesterday (Sept. 24), marking the album's release with a celebration at Bridgestone Arena. Nashville's arena district is used to hosting the industry's biggest nights, but this one belonged to a hometown act toasting new work with friends in the room. It is the kind of evening this city does better than anywhere else: real craft, real crowd, no pretense required.

With reporting from MusicRow.

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