Aaron Goodvin
from Weaver Hosted by Country104
Canadian country star Aaron Goodvin talks about new single "Bars & Churches" from the album "V". We also talk the music video shoot in Hamilton, and summer festival season. www.country104.com http://aarongoodvin.com/index.html Twitter: @C104Weaver Instagram: @weaverfever7
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