Meet Tanner Adell, The New Queen of Glam Country - BET

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Ural Garrett
August 27, 2023
BET
Interview

A unique childhood split between the glitz and glamor of Los Angeles’ entertainment industry with summers spent in Star Valley, Wyoming, has given Tanner Adell a unique approach to country music.

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