Grascals live on Tennessee Shines
The Grascals will be among the guests on tonight’s (6/24) edition of Tennessee Shines, broadcast live from Knoxville on WDVX.
The monthly show originates from the Bijou Theatre in Knoxville before a live audience, hosted by Jim Lauderdale. Other guests on tonight’s program include Steve Forbert, The Black Lillies, and Chip Taylor & Kendel Carson.
You can catch the show over the air in the Knoxville, TN market at 89.9, 102.9 or 105.9 FM, and online at wdvx.com.
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