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Country singers Bentley, McBryde dazzle crowd at Stateline (Gallery)

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Dierks Bentley performing at Harvey's Lake Tahoe on Saturday, Aug. 30.
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STATELINE, Nev. — Dierks Bentley brought a cast of characters to entertain the crowd at Harvey’s Lake Tahoe on Saturday, Aug. 30.  

Opening act, Ashley McBryde gave a commanding performance and amazed the crowd with her tremendous vocal ability.  

Bentley took the stage and played hit after hit, keeping the audience on their feet singing. His nineties country parody band, Hot Country Knights, made an appearance later in the evening, and brought laughter to the venue with their over-the-top mullets, early 90’s costumes, and dance moves.  

A packed house waits to see Dierks Bentley perform with special guest Ashley McBryde at the Harveys Lake Tahoe outdoor concert venue on Saturday, Aug. 30.
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Fans waiting to see Dierks Bentley perform with special guest Ashley McBryde at the Harveys Lake Tahoe outdoor concert venue on Saturday, Aug. 30.
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Ashley McBryde performs ahead of Dierks Bentley at Harvey’s Tahoe on Saturday, Aug. 30.
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Fans waiting to see Dierks Bentley perform with special guest Ashley McBryde at the Harveys Lake Tahoe outdoor concert venue on Saturday, Aug. 30.
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Dierks Bentley performing at Harvey’s Lake Tahoe on Saturday, Aug. 30.
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Fans waiting to see Dierks Bentley perform with special guest Ashley McBryde at the Harveys Lake Tahoe outdoor concert venue on Saturday, Aug. 30.
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Ashley McBryde performs ahead of Dierks Bentley at Harvey’s Tahoe on Saturday, Aug. 30.
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Fans waiting to see Dierks Bentley perform with special guest Ashley McBryde at the Harveys Lake Tahoe outdoor concert venue on Saturday, Aug. 30.
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Dierks Bentley performing at Harvey’s Lake Tahoe on Saturday, Aug. 30.
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