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Tim McGraw (pictured), Jason Aldean and Halfway to Hazard entertained a large crowd of country music fans at Lakewood Amphitheatre on Wednesday night.

In 1996, Tim McGraw traveled America on the Spontaneous Combustion Tour, which was the most successful country tour of that year. Faith Hill was his supporting act and the title of the tour turned out to be prophetic as the singers married Oct. 6, 1996. The couple have three daughters: Gracie Katherine, Maggie Elizabeth and Audrey Caroline.

McGraw's most recent CD, "Let It Go," was released in the spring of 2007.

McGraw's hot-selling cover of the pop hit "Suspicions" is one of the songs McGraw fans rave over at concerts.

McGraw's current tour will take him to 16 additional venues throughout the U.S. before it concludes in Pittsburgh on July 6.

Tim McGraw fans might be surprised to learn that he's launching his own signature fragrance, "McGraw," due out in July.

Macon's Jason Aldean enjoyed a homecoming performance.

Fans seemed to enjoy Aldean's performance almost as much as McGraw's.

Aldean showed his appreciation for how well the fans received him.

Halfway To Hazard (pictured) kept the crowd entertained as they awaited the headliner.

Dallas McCade (left) and Cadillac Jack of Kicks 101.5 greet the crowd before introducing Jason Aldean.

Four-year-old Harley Jones (left) and her mom, Carmen, drove down from Rome to see the show.

Fans of all ages enjoyed the show McGraw headlined.

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Tim McGraw (pictured), Jason Aldean and Halfway to Hazard entertained a large crowd of country music fans at Lakewood Amphitheatre on Wednesday night.

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