'Gone Country' gets a second seasonSean Young, Jermaine Jackson among celebs enlistedMay 6, 2008, 01:00 AM
Actress Sean Young, 'N Sync's Chris Kirkpatrick and former Jackson
5 member Jermaine Jackson have "Gone Country" at CMT.
The cable network has ordered a second season of the reality competition series, in which a group of celebrities vie for a chance at releasing a country single. Season 2 competitors also include Skid Row lead singer Sebastian Bach, who recently competed on sister network MTV's "Celebrity Rap Superstar"; actress-singer Irene Cara; "American Idol" finalist Mikalah Gordon; and actor Lorenzo Lamas, who recently popped up on ABC's "The Bachelor," on which his daughter Shayne is one of two remaining contestants. Production on Season 2 is under way for an August premiere, with singer John Rich of Big & Rich returning to host and choose the winner. The first season of "Country," which ended March 7, became CMT's highest-rated series ever, averaging 769,000 total viewers. The show is executive produced by David Garfinkle and Jay Renfroe of Renegade 83 Prods.; Marc Oswald; and CMT's Melanie Moreau and Bob Kusbit. 'Gone Country' gets a second seasonSean Young, Jermaine Jackson among celebs enlistedMay 6, 2008, 01:00 AM
Actress Sean Young, 'N Sync's Chris Kirkpatrick and former Jackson 5 member Jermaine Jackson have "Gone Country" at CMT.
The cable network has ordered a second season of the reality competition series, in which a group of celebrities vie for a chance at releasing a country single. Season 2 competitors also include Skid Row lead singer Sebastian Bach, who recently competed on sister network MTV's "Celebrity Rap Superstar"; actress-singer Irene Cara; "American Idol" finalist Mikalah Gordon; and actor Lorenzo Lamas, who recently popped up on ABC's "The Bachelor," on which his daughter Shayne is one of two remaining contestants. Production on Season 2 is under way for an August premiere, with singer John Rich of Big & Rich returning to host and choose the winner. The first season of "Country," which ended March 7, became CMT's highest-rated series ever, averaging 769,000 total viewers. The show is executive produced by David Garfinkle and Jay Renfroe of Renegade 83 Prods.; Marc Oswald; and CMT's Melanie Moreau and Bob Kusbit.
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