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XM Radio’s enLighten34 to broadcast live from the NQC

Posted on Sep 04, 2008

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XM Radio’s enLighten34 to broadcast live from the NQC
Written: 09/04/2008
Author: SGN

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Arrangements have just been finalized for enLighten34 to broadcast nightly Monday through Friday from the National Quartet Convention. The broadcasts will air for four hours each evening beginning at 5:00 P. M. ET and can be heard throughout North America on XM Channel 34.

The first hour will be devoted to artist interviews, followed by three hours of the performances from the Main Stage in Freedom Hall. The broadcasts will be hosted by enLighten34’s Dan Dixon, Marlin Taylor and Daniel Britt.

During the week, NQC attendees can stop by the enLighten34 booth, # 925, and enter their Giant NQC Giveaway … with more than 150 prizes to be awarded, with the Grand Prize to be an XM receiver complete with vehicle and home hookups, a boom box and a one-year paid subscription to XM Radio. Those not coming to Louisville can enter via the http://www.enLighten34.com website beginning on Sunday, September 7th.

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