In Support Of The Fight Against Breast Cancer

The Grand Ole Opry is joining the fight against breast cancer this Friday, (10/2) with Opry Goes Pink, and it is getting some help from one of America’s favorite morning news program personalities.

ABC-TVs Good Morning America co-anchor Robin Roberts, herself a breast cancer survivor, will be a special guest announcer for a portion of the night’s first show.

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Four weeks before heading out on the fall leg of her successful Music Room Series Tour, Jo Dee spent the week in the studio with hit producer Paul Worley putting the finishing touches on her newest Curb Records release Unmistakable. Fans can expect a new single from Jo Dee, who has nine #1s to her credit, in October.Details on Music Room Series Tour dates, venues, ticket information, etc., can be found right here at www.JoDeeMessina.com

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The Grand Ole Opry is joining the fight against breast cancer by “going pink” during two Opry performances Friday, October 2. On each of the night’s shows, Opry superstar Carrie Underwood will take the stage to “flip the switch,” turning the Opry’s signature barn backdrop pink in support of the groups Women Rock for the Cure and Susan G. Komen for the Cure®. The shows will also include performances from Underwood, Jo Dee Messina, Terri Clark, Mindy Smith, and other artists to be announced as well as special activities recognizing breast cancer survivors and the continuing fight against the disease.

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SLIDESHOW

Join Lorianne and Charlie for the final show in their six-week series at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. We are joined by Vince Gill, who gives us acoustic versions of two brand new songs he recently wrote. George Lindsey drops by for a reminiscent chat about his illustrious career. And Jo Dee Messina sings us a couple of her big hits, as well as a touching new love song. more!

Air Times:
RFD: Crook & Chase @ 8:00 PM EST
Sep 17, 2009

RFD: Crook & Chase @ 11:00 AM EST
Sep 18, 2009

RFD: Crook & Chase @ 7:00 PM EST
Sep 19, 2009

I tried to put down my thoughts on the VMAs and can only say that I am simply saddened by the behavior that was displayed. I think Katy Perry said it best with her Tweet. You'll have to check it out. Fame doesn't give anyone the right to ignore all manners. No one has a right to try and take away another persons "moment". Beyonce Knowles, whom I have always thought was a class act, once again displayed nothing but class. What an angel she is. Taylor Swift, I must commend her on the way she regained her composure.

I don't know that I could have done that. So, hats off to you Taylor. You may be a "country singer" as you mentioned on stage, but, I happen to think you can sell out Madison Square Garden in 1/2 the time as Kanye West.

As for Kanye, I was proud of him when his music broke out, saddened when his mother passed, but...now, I don't know what's going on with him. I just pray that some day soon, his feet end up on the ground.
Peace,
Jo Dee