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CREATIVETS BIG WEEK

11/8/21

CreatiVets are gearing up for a week of celebrations for Veterans Day.

Kicking off the festivities, CreatiVets will appear on the TODAY Show on 11/11 for a special segment with Carson Daly on one of their songwriting programs.

During the show, they’ll highlight a recent session with Marine Veteran Lloyd Howard Jr. alongside Justin Moore and Casey Beathard at the Grand Ole Opry.

Fox Nation will also premiere a new five-episode series, Patriot’s Playlist, on 11/11. The series follows different veterans’ journeys in the program and is filled with music from CreaiVets’ second annual Veterans Day Special EP.

Released via Big Machine Label Group, the EP features five new veteran-written tunes performed by country stars like Craig Morgan, Granger Smith, Love & Theft and more. Stream it now here.

Additional celebrations will include a halftime surprise at the Tennessee Titans' game on11/14 as well as various events around Music City.

Since launching in 2013, nonprofit CreatiVets has helped 800+ wounded veterans through an innovative approach to therapy with the use of music and visual art creations to cope with service-related trauma.

For more info on CreatiVets, click here.