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If it’s Friday, that means one thing for Charles Esten: Time to release new music! The actor, best known for his role as singer Deacon Claybourne on the TV show Nashville, is also a singer offscreen — and he’s gotten crafty to let his fans hear some new tunes.

It looks like the stars of Nashville are settling nicely into their new home on CMT.

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The 3rd LIGHT THE LATE NIGHT Concert at 3rd & Lindsley and the 2nd Charles Esten Guided NASHVILLE Bus Tour are both in support of this years Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Light the Night

Find out how you can participate and support this great event!

Wednesday’s (July 13) Skyville Live salute to Music City featured dynamic performances by Chris Carmack, Mark Collie, Lennon & Maisy, J.D. Souther andPam Tillis plus new music announcements from Clare Bowen and Charles Esten.

"Nashville" will return for a fifth season that will be broadcast on CMT and streamed on Hulu thanks to a unique deal that was reached on Thursday after weeks of negotiations.

"This has been almost a miracle that I get to walk back into this door," says the 'Nashville' actor of his renewed music career.

By BILLBOARD 4/13/2016

You might not be able to tell it from his portrayal of the rough and ragged Deacon Claybourne from ABC’s Nashville, but Charles Esten’s acting career actually began across the pond with a role where he mixed his thespian and musical talents playing Buddy Holly.

Evening Standard March 4, 2016

Nashville made Charles Esten a television — and singing — star. As he gears up to play in London he tells Alastair McKay how he owes his career to the London stage.

...I started very young loving music.  My mom said I just wouldn't stop, I was always singing..

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