Carrie Underwood, Brad Paisley, Little Big Town and more country artists took to social media to share their reactions to an explosion in downtown Nashville. On Christmas morning, an RV exploded in downtown Nashville, rocking the city's 2nd Avenue -- near Lower Broadway.
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The Tennessean reports that federal authorities say a 63-year-old Antioch man named Anthony Quinn Warner was responsible for the bombing. He died in the blast.
Police said three people were hospitalized with injuries. None are in critical condition.
Over 40 businesses and restaurants were affected by the explosion.
Underwood thanked first responders on the scene.
"A huge thank you to all the brave first responders in Nashville this morning," Underwood wrote on Dec. 25.
Merry Christmas everyone! And a huge thank you to all the brave first responders in Nashville this morning. ????
— Carrie Underwood (@carrieunderwood) December 25, 2020
"My heart is with all of my fellow Nashvillians that have been affected by this...especially on Christmas," Chris Young wrote.
My heart is with all of my fellow Nashvillians that have been affected by this... especially on Christmas... pic.twitter.com/gtPazVF4n9
— ChrisYoungMusic (@ChrisYoungMusic) December 25, 2020
"Thinking of our beautiful hometown we love so much," wrote Little Big Town. "We are beyond grateful to our first responders for your dedication and bravery. Our prayers and love are with all those serving our community."
Merry Christmas! Thinking of our beautiful hometown we love so much. We are beyond grateful to our first responders for your dedication and bravery. Our prayers and love are with all those serving our community. #NashvilleStrong
— Little Big Town (@littlebigtown) December 25, 2020
Brad Paisley acknowledged that it's been a "tough year for Nashville," sharing a song for a city that's been impacted by a deadly tornado and an ongoing pandemic.
"Be safe everyone," the country star wrote, sharing a Christmas duet with Kevin Nealon.
Country singer Cassadee Pope wrote that the explosion shook her house.
Carly Pearce sent her love to Nashville residents.
"Sending all my love to Nashville this morning," Carly Pearce wrote. "These videos are absolutely terrifying. Such a horrific act, especially on Christmas morning."
https://twitter.com/carlypearce/status/1342486556259590144?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1342486556259590144%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.foxnews.com%2Fentertainment%2Fnashville-blast-draws-reactions-brad-paisley-carrie-underwood-other-country-stars
"Praying for Nashville," Chris Janson.
Praying for Nashville. pic.twitter.com/snpJOCYqa9
— Chris Janson (@janson_chris) December 25, 2020
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