Kick N' Up Kountry 20th Anniversary

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photo by Ryan Bergeron Randy Owen and Teddy Gentry of “Alabama” perform on the Wagon Wheel Ridge stage just outside Karlstad on June 16—day three of four at this year’s Kick’n Up Kountry event, celebrating its twentieth anniversary.


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