Social Media Roundup: UMG Nashville’s Biggest Jokesters, Brett Eldredge’s Happy Dance, Shania Twain’s London Concert & More

Social Media Roundup: UMG Nashville’s Biggest Jokesters, Brett Eldredge’s Happy Dance, Shania Twain’s London Concert & More

by NCD Staff  |  September 12, 2017

If you don’t have time to comb through social media all day, here’s what you’ve been missing over the last 24 hours or so in the country music world:

  • UMG Nashville shows its appreciation for jokesters.
  • Morgan Evans wishes his fiancé Kelsea Ballerini a happy birthday.
  • Shania Twain shares some clips from her London concert.
  • Drew Baldridge plays his favorite Montgomery Gentry song in memory of Troy Gentry.
  • Brett Eldredge says to smile and “do yo dance!”
  • George Strait wants you to watch the Hand in Hand simulcast tonight.

@dierksbentley and @jonpardipics are the biggest jokesters we know!

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Tennessee Girl. Tennessee Whiskey. In Tennessee … #birthdaygirl

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Oh London, I had a lot of fun with you 😘 @bbcradio2

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My favorite Montgomery Gentry song in memory of Troy Gentry passing away.. #RollWithMe

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Tune in Tonight! #handinhand

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