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Maddie & Tae return to Today

Monday, August 17, 2015 – Maddie & Tae will play the Today show to support the release of their full-length debut, they announced today.

The duo behind "Girl In A Country Song" release "Start Here" on Aug. 28 and play on the TV show Sept. 1. This is their second appearance on the show.

"We will never forget the morning we were sitting on our bus watching TV while en route to a radio show and all of a sudden Hoda (Koto) from Today was talking about 'Girl In A Country Song!'" Tae said.

"We had only written the song a few months before and to see someone like Hoda talking about it on-air was just an unforgettable moment for us," said Maddie. "We can't wait to go back to the show and perform for everyone on the plaza of Rock."


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CD review - Through The Madness Vol. 1 Madison Font and Taylor Kerr, better known as Maddie & Tae, have given the world an album title perfectly fitting for our strange modern times. The only bad part about "Through The Madness," though, is that it's appended with "Vol. 1." Please, heavens above, no more madness! That humorous reservation aside, though, these country girls have created lovely music that just might distract you temporarily from all the world's current craziness. These are, for the most ...
CD review - We Need Christmas In just two songs, Maddie & Tae illustrate the two sides of Christmas. The pair's version of "O Come All Ye Faithful" is given a faithful reading and even includes scripture recitation at the end. Next, with "Merry Married Christmas," marital fidelity at Christmastime is celebrated happily. The "We Need Christmas" EP reminds us once again that there are many sides to the holiday season. The duo's take on "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)" ...
CD review - Start Here Maddie & Tae (aka Madison Marlow and Taylor Dye) start their biggest song "Girl in a Country Song" with a warning, "No country music was harmed in the making of this song." That warning also applies to the remaining 10 songs, which is about as country sounding as music seems to get these days for most artists. "Girl in a Country Song" is an answer song, of course, to the bro country going on all around them with faceless women being depicted as objects while ...


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