Rayna Jaymes and Juliette Barnes face personal and professional challenges as they navigate their paths as artists and individuals. Surrounding them, and often complicating their lives, are their family, friends and, in some cases, lovers, as well as the up-and-coming performers and songwriters trying to get ahead in the business.
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Rayna Jaymes and Juliette Barnes face personal and professional challenges as they navigate their paths as artists and individuals. Surrounding them, and often complicating their lives, are their family, friends and, in some cases, lovers, as well as the up-and-coming performers and songwriters trying to get ahead in the business.
Season 5 episodes
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Rayna and Deacon face a new normal with Maddie now back home and Highway 65 is struggling financially. The shocking news about Juliette creates a wave of emotions throughout Nashville and sets Rayna off on a journey of discovery.
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Directed by Callie KhouriWritten by Edward Zwick, Marshall HerskovitzGuest stars Connie Britton, Rhiannon Giddens
Maddie starts an internship at a recording studio and meets a street musician. Avery struggles while producing a young Internet sensation. Juliette meets her guardian angel.
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Directed by Mike BinderWritten by Geoffrey NaufftsGuest stars Connie Britton, Bridgit Mendler, Joseph David-Jones, Rhiannon Giddens
Rayna and Deacon beef up their home security after Rayna's encounter with Carl Hockney. Juliette draws closer to her guardian angel, Hallie and Avery leaps back into performing.
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Directed by Stephen CraggWritten by Richard KramerGuest stars Connie Britton, Rhiannon Giddens
Rayna and Deacon struggle to write their album. Maddie and Daphne create a disturbance at home. Damien apologizes to Scarlett. Scarlett and Gunnar question their relationship.
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Directed by Dan LernerWritten by Liberty GodshallGuest stars Connie Britton
Rayna and Deacon take precautions as Hockney tests the limits of the restraining order. Juliette asks the church choir to work with her on an album. Scarlett finds herself drawn to Damien.
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Directed by Mike BinderWritten by Matthew RossGuest stars Connie Britton, Rhiannon Giddens
After her life-changing experience, Rayna scrambles to write one more song for the concept album with Deacon. Juliette's leg starts to hurt inexplicably. Gunnar fights for Scarlett.
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Directed by Callie KhouriWritten by Geoffrey NaufftsGuest stars Connie Britton
A legal dispute threatens to break apart the family. Juliette demands to perform at the CMT Music Awards. Will and Zach are drawn closer together.
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Directed by Dan LernerWritten by Liberty GodshallGuest stars Connie Britton, Eric Close, David Alford, Ed Amatrudo, Joseph David-Jones, Cameron Scoggins, Pam Tillis, Judith Hoag
Juliette helps Maddie navigate the wave of attention she receives after her performance at the CMT Music Awards. Zach demands the masters from Rayna and Deacon's unfinished album.
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Directed by Timothy BusfieldWritten by Jesse ZwickGuest stars Connie Britton, David Alford, Joseph David-Jones, Cameron Scoggins, Allison Shrum, Chas Harvey, Mark Buckland
Deacon helps Daphne with a school project, but Daphne feels unmotivated. Juliette gives Maddie unsolicited advice about a song. Scarlett and Gunnar receive news about the baby.
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Directed by Dawn WilkinsonWritten by Savannah DooleyGuest stars Lachlan Watson
Maddie and Clay get pulled over by a police officer. Juliette searches for a hit to relaunch her career. Damien George returns to Nashville with a grand plan for Scarlett.
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Directed by John CarrafaWritten by Callie KhouriGuest stars Lex Elle
A huge fallout results from the video of Maddie and the police officer. Deacon and Avery fall in love with Hallie's special sound. Zach continues to exert his influence on Highway 65.
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Directed by Devon GummersallWritten by Matthew M. Ross
Juliette has it out with Avery over Hallie's sound. Maddie learns the truth about the origins of the bullying on social media. Scarlett's pregnancy brings with it unexpected attention.
Scarlett confronts the journalist Mackenzie Rhodes face to face. Will shoots a commercial. Deacon feels pressure from the outside to move on from Rayna.
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Directed by Maggie GreenwaldWritten by Richard KramerGuest stars Nicholas Alexander
Juliette continues to be plagued by her injuries and Avery gets a taste of independence. Scarlett and Gunnar shoot a national commercial. Deacon plays a benefit for charity.
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Directed by Michael GoiWritten by Geoffrey NaufftsGuest stars Richard Lee Jackson
Juliette takes great pains to keep Maddie from learning the truth. Deacon considers a new artist for Highway 65. Scarlett's pregnancy faces complications and Gunnar searches for the mugger.
Gunnar visits his hometown and faces the ghosts of his past. Maddie and Juliette are nominated for the same music award. Deacon helps Jessie record; Scarlett learns self-defense.
Juliette shoots a mascara commercial but takes issue with the direction. Deacon gets invited to play the Opry but hesitates to answer. Avery and Gunnar embrace life on the road.
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Directed by Michael LohmannWritten by Liberty GodshallGuest stars Pam Tillis, Richard Lee Jackson, Mason Pike
With Deacon and the artists of Highway 65 taking a stand, Zach sends a message. Maddie and Juliette's conflict comes to a head. Daphne goes to a pool party. Gunnar returns from Avery's tour.
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Directed by Callie KhouriWritten by Scott SaccoccioGuest stars Pam Tillis