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A MOMENT AMERICA HAS BEEN WAITING FOR: Vince Gill and Amy Grant to Open the All-American Halftime Show — A Powerful, Faith-Filled, and Patriotic Alternative to Super Bowl 60’s Main Event. Nashville is buzzing tonight as two of the most beloved voices in American music prepare to take the stage together. With faith, family, and freedom at its heart, this performance promises to remind the nation what real harmony sounds like — and insiders say one emotional surprise could leave the entire stadium in silence…

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