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Little Big Town On What To Expect For Their Historic Residency At Ryman Auditorium
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Country music group Little Big Town is holding the first residency in the 125-year history of Nashville’s famed Ryman Auditorium. The band tells Sunday TODAY’s Willie Geist how they were chosen and what fans can expect during their shows. They even offer Willie the chance to sing (or at least play the cowbell) with them!

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