US: Kesha Honors Dolly Parton With ‘Old Flames’ Tribute in Pittsburgh

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US: Kesha Honors Dolly Parton With ‘Old Flames’ Tribute in Pittsburgh

Kesha paid tribute to Dolly Parton during a stop on her Freedom tour at the Pavilion at Star Lake near Pittsburgh on Tuesday, August 25, performing Parton's 1980 hit "Old Flames (Can't Hold a Candle to You)."

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  • ILEA005092021
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  • 2026/8/26 22:32:40
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  • @jgcarse via Spectee
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  • @jgcarse via Spectee
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  • 399.86(MB)*
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  • 2026, Video Location: The Pavilion at Star Lake, Pennsylvania, US Video Recording Date/Time: August 25

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