Patty will be appearing on the "The David Letterman Show" on April 1st. She will also be appearing on "Fox and Friends" next week as well, on March 31st.

One new tour date has been added to the schedule:
08-12-10 Henderson Fine Arts Center- Henderson, KY

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If you're not keeping up with Flat Patty Project on the boards or our PLN Twitter, you can now do so by visiting her blog....as she starts to head across the US to visit various fans! We'll be logging all the miles she travels, and her photos will be added weekly! If you haven't viewed her photos yet, be sure to check them out since our girl got a picture with her recently! Thanks to everyone who has signed up!

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Patty is still in the lead on the drive4copd campaign, with over 16,000 screeners! We do still need to keep working on getting everyone to take the screener --and vote for Patty-- to keep Patty in the top spot!

Send the screener out to all your friends, family, co-workers, send a tweet (if you follow PLN on Twitter, you can retweet any of our vote reminders), update your Facebook/Myspace status-- encourage everyone to take the screener (and vote for Patty afterwards)!

Click here to take the screener yourself if you haven't already. It only takes a moment to do, and if you're at risk, you can take your answers to the questions to your doctor. Once you're finished with the 5 questions, you'll be given the option to vote-- which is your chance to help boost Patty's numbers :-)

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Savannah Now has put up a couple photos from last night's show in Savannah, GA. You can click here to view their gallery-- and scroll down to their last two pages of photos-- where you'll find photos of Patty when she joined Kathy Mattea during her set to sing, "Blue Diamond Mines".

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By Bill DeYoung

In the opening moments of the chilling "You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive," Patty Loveless sang a capella, her eyes closed and her head thrown back. Her voice carried from the stage of the Lucas Theatre to the back of the balcony, and a thousand shivers went up a thousand spines.

Only a select few singers in country music can pack that sort of emotion into a few words. Loveless, who's been on the short list for most of her 25-year career, can conjure ghosts, breathe life into lost lovers and bring vivid memories to the fore, such is the power of her voice.

The set list for Saturday night's sold out Savannah Music Festival concert was equal parts old-school heartbreak country, high lonesome Appalachian balladeering and high-energy greatest-hits revue.

Backed by a crackerjack seven-piece band, Loveless performed the obligatory radio smashes - "Lovin' All Night," "Here I Am," "Halfway Down," "Blame it on Your Heart" - and each in turn sounded fresh and inspired, as if no time had passed since they were on everyone's lips. As if she hadn't sung them each a thousand times.

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