Tim Mcgraw Concert Schedule

TV Diva: CMT concert raises money for tornado relief

"CMT DISASTER RELIEF CONCERT"

CMT has been hosting benefit concerts in recent years. Last year, Jimmy Buffett played along the Gulf Coast to raise money for its beleaguered residents. Tonight, Keith Urban, Tim McGraw, Sara Evans, Lady Antebellum, Hank Williams Jr. and more will raise money for those affected from recent tornadoes and floods. Williams reportedly initiated the concert, a press release says. The concert will be aired live from Nashville. Proceeds will benefit the American Red Cross Disaster Relief efforts. 9 p.m,

FINALE FEVER

"Community": The second part of the big paintball extravaganza featuring Josh Holloway from "Lost" continues. 8 p.m. NBC

"The Vampire Diaries": Nina Dobrev has excelled this season playing nice Nina and conniving, evil Katherine. Any soap star who has played multiple personalities would be proud. Since this is a season finale, expect a meaty cliffhanger. 8 p.m. CW

"CSI": Langston finally meets the serial killer he has been chasing all these years at the house where it all began. 9 p.m. CBS

"Nikita": Nikita will do what she does best and wallop those who get in her way. This will especially come in handy as she tries to save Alex. 9 p.m. CW

"Outsourced": And this show ends with a big wedding. 10:30 p.m. NBC

Fox is starting to make some big decisions before it announced the complete fall schedule on Monday. This week, the network canceled "Human Target," "Breaking In" (Sorry, Christian Slater!), "Lie to Me," "The Chicago Code" and "Traffic Light." But don't worry. "Bones" and "House" will be back.

Tim McGraw Responds to Curb Records' Lawsuit - The Boot

"Sadly, after a 20-year relationship which has provided unprecedented success for both parties, Curb Records has chosen to end its accord with Tim McGraw by filing suit against him," a spokesperson for Tim says in a statement. "Tim McGraw delivered his new album, 'Emotional Traffic,' to Curb in the fall of 2010. The label is holding the album hostage from country music fans in an attempt to force Tim McGraw to serve perpetually under a contract that he has already fully and faithfully completed." "The only song Curb has released from the album, 'Felt Good on My Lips,' was a multi-week No. 1 hit," the statement continues. "Although Curb has not released the album, Tim McGraw has decided to perform new songs from 'Emotional Traffic' on his current tour because he feels it is one of his best ever, Most importantly, Tim McGraw wants to thank his fans for their continued support in his efforts to release new and exciting music." The lawsuit, filed on Friday, May 13, in Nashville, is based on Tim's upcoming 'Emotional Traffic' album, which has yet to be released. Curb maintains that his contract stipulates each new album must be recorded "no earlier than 12 months and no later than 18 months" following the release of the previous album, Billboard reports. The complaints continue that his recordings must be "topical and new," and that Tim's recording of 'Emotional Traffic,' which began in "2008 or before" was too early. Of his relationship with the record label, which dates back to his self-titled debut album in 1993, Tim has expressed dissatisfaction in recent years with the way they have handled his career. "They had three greatest-hits records out or something like that [between 2007's 'Let It Go' and 'Southern Voice']," he stated in 2009. "I thought ['Voice'] was coming out a lot quicker than it did, then the greatest hits records kept dropping. I've got one record left on this label, and I can't help but think that it was a stall tactic to add another year to my contract.

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