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Lady A plays Kimmel

Sunday, June 2, 2013 – Lady Antebellum will play multiple national television performances including tomorrow on Jimmy Kimmel Live! at 10:35 p.m. central on ABC where they'll perform their new single Goodbye Town and Wednesday on the 2013 CMT Music Awards airing at 8 p.m. eastern.

The week's schedule will continue on Thursday morning when the group opens CMA Music Festival's new Fan Fair X with "Lady A Day at FFX." The trio will spend the day with fans at their custom "backstage" booth @ClubLabellum where the group will launch their PING PONG & SONGS event, raising money for their new charity initiative LadyAID.

Lady A will cap off the week on Friday with a stadium performance at LP Field for the CMA Music Festival's ABC Television special, airing later this summer.


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