Season 3 of 'Nashville' is on September 24 of this year and there are a lot of things that would happen on the show that are also considered rare in a soap. ETOnline reported that characters Deacon Claybourne (Charles Esten) and Will Lexington (Chris Carmack) are going to perform live from the Bluebird Café set in Nashville. Will is set to perform "If It's Love" by the Striking Matches. Deacon, on the other hand, will sing an original writted by Esten and Deana Carter titled "I Know How to Love You Now".
"Nashville" creator Callie Khouris explained their reason to begin Season 3 with live performances. She told Nashville Edge, "We want people to know what it's really like. The live music here is such a huge presence in our show that we thought maybe we could find a way to share with the world what that feels like for real."
Meanwhile, the biggest question so far regarding the show's third season is about Hayden Panettiere's pregnancy. The blonde is currently pregnant with her Ukrainian boxer fiance Wladimir Klitschko, and is showing signs of her growing baby bump in photos.
Executive producer Dee Johnson has assured TVGuide that Panettiere's pregnancy would be written in the show. Although Johnson refused to divulge any more details about Panettiere's character, Juliette Barnes, but the producer said that, Juliette will not be having the greatest time in the show's upcoming season.
It could be recalled that in the previous season, Juliette had cheated on her boyfriend and guitarist Avery (Jonathan Jackson) with the CEO of her lable company, Jeff Fordham (Oliver Hudson), TV.com said. As such, it has been deduced that the father of Juliette's baby could be either from the two. Given the fact that both harbor grudges with Juliette (Fordham dropped her from his label after failing to follow his instructions in clearing her name from another cheating scandal, it was soon clear that Juliette might be playing the sympathy card and use her pregnancy to restore her name to its former, revered glory.
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