Wake up, Taylor Nation 🙂
The Outspoken One and her band of thieves in ripped up jeans are in their second week of rehearsals. Taylor stopped by GAC for an episode of Top 20 that aired last Friday, April 22. The story comes from GAC. I can’t really find any links to an actual video of the show. Not much new information was disclosed, but we’re told she mentioned a few things about the upcoming Mean video. There were no big spoilers, she just mentioned there was a storyline and compared it a bit to the live performance at the ACM Awards.
On more pressing news, the CMT Awards have started to pick up steam. The official nominations will be announced live by Evan Farmer this Wednesday, April 27, on NBC’s Today show. Voting begins on CMT. com immediately following the announcement. You can read the original story on CMT.
However, a few crafty people managed to found new pages on the site that were not linked from the main page yet giving away some of the nominations. Although the leak gave it away, here at the Swift Agency, just one guy who forgot to put this silly joke at the beginning of the post and now it’s trying to make up for it, we’d rather await the official announcements this Wednesday.
On other news, the blog site The Useless Critic managed to nab an email interview with the Blond with the Sparkly Guitar. I’m insanely jealous. Props to them. You can read the interview here.
The Sparkly Dressed has already confirmed via Twitter that two videos are coming up, and one of them is certainly going to be Mean. The release date for the video has not been announced. So, we Swifties have to do what we do worst… wait.
Coming up in the Calendar!
- April 27: The nominations for the 2011 CMT Awards are announced and the voting begins.
- April 29: General on sale for Jacksonville, Florida (Nov. 11).
- April 30: Grant Mickelson‘s Birthday.
- May 22: The Billboard Music Awards 2011 air live on ABC at 8pm ET/ 5pm PT.
- May 27: Elizabeth Huett‘s Birthday.
- May 27: Speak Now tour in Omaha, Nebraska at Qwest Center. Sold Out.
(Sources: GAC, CMT, The Useless Critic)
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