Trump signs American Music Tourism Act into law
Blackburn's bipartisan music tourism bill gained White House approval, and its impact on Nashville is now being examined.
By Standard Topic. AI-generated from the reporting listed under Coverage. Published . Updated .
This story is no longer being updated. It reflects reporting up to .
What happened
President Donald Trump signed the American Music Tourism Act into law on Wednesday, October 14. The bipartisan bill was sponsored by U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn. It received White House approval before the signing.
Timeline
- Oct 14, 2:10 PM ET: The American Music Tourism Act received White House approval, and reports began outlining its effect on Nashville.
- Oct 14, 8:15 PM ET: President Donald Trump signed the American Music Tourism Act into law on Wednesday, Oct. 14.
Coverage
- Trump signs American Music Tourism Act. How it impacts Nashville (Yahoo News)
- Donald Trump signs American Music Tourism Act into law, tasking Commerce Department with promoting travel to (musicbusinessworldwide.com)
- Music Tourism Act Signed Into Law by President Donald Trump (billboard.com)
- Pres. Trump signs music tourism bill backed by Tennessee senator. Here’s what that means (wsmv.com)
- Trump signs new music tourism law. Here's how it impacts Nashville (tennessean.com)
More from Entertainment
- Nintendo remakes Ocarina of Time for Switch 2
- Critics give Square Enix's Final Fantasy Resonance mixed reviews
- Too Lost Music Group acquires Australian distributor Xelon Entertainment
- Vijay Deverakonda film Ranabaali nears Rs 35 crore after five days
- Christina Applegate says doctors misdiagnosed her multiple sclerosis
- Alan Bersten partners with Jenna Dewan on Dancing with the Stars