Keith And Blake In Today’s Nashville Roundup

WKMG claims Sherrie Austin, of New Smyrna Beach, Florida, recently received a $3,000 fake check from a Blake Shelton imposter. She tells the TV station that the imposter contacted her on Twitter and Facebook and asked her to cash the check and then donate the money to charity. ”Being a fan of Blake Shelton, I was supposed to take the check, let it sit in my bank for three hours, cash it and then go donate it to one of his charities. He gave me a list of different countries. This was supposed to go to a charity in Canada. I’m trying to prevent this from happening to someone else. They play with your emotions, your feelings, but when they start asking you for money, honey, it’s fake.”

Florida Georgia Line’s Brian Kelley has donated $5,000 to help victims of Hurricane Michael. He spent Saturday in Panama City handing out food and assisting in other ways. He and his wife have set a $500,000 fundraising goal and have raised $24,925 so far.

Luke Bryan’s mother, LeClaire, has confirmed that her Mexico Beach, Florida home was completely destroyed by Hurricane Michael. She has been sorting through the rubble for valuables and other keepsakes.

Carrie Underwood tells Extra that she and her family have their Halloween costumes picked out. “Isaiah wants to be a ghost, so Mike’s gonna be a Ghostbuster and I’m gonna be the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man. I was like, ‘What can I put [on] that will go with the theme?’ so I feel like that makes sense.”

Ace Showbiz claims Keith Urban recently went to a Toledo, Ohio hospital to visit Marissa English. She was unable to attend his concert because of a cyst on her brain so he brought the show to her hospital room. Keith sang “Blue Aint Your Color”. Marisa’s nurses got Keith to come through a social media campaign.

OK! magazine claims Lauren Alaina’s stepfather has passed away. She posted; “My stepdad, Sam, went to heaven at one o’clock this morning. He was the purest example of how to love and live life fully. His last few hours were some of the most amazing moments I know I will ever have the privilege of witnessing.”

The South Bend Tribune says Garth Brooks covered The Beatles’ “Let It Be” and “Hey Jude” and “Night Moves” by Bob Seger during his show at Notre Dame Stadium