A free block party and concert are being hosted by Tennessee Tech University, featuring a performance by country music star Dustin Lynch. The event is open to attendees at no cost, with Lynch serving as the headliner. Further details about the event can be found through the university or local news sources.
The concert is part of a larger block party, but specific details about the party and concert schedule are not provided here.
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