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Country music superstar Dierks Bentley defeated by Cherryville perogies

Dierks Bentley visited the Roadhouse in Cherryville on March 22 after skiing in the Monashee Mountains with friends.
Brian Gatzke, the owner of the Roadhouse, described Bentley as "extremely friendly and polite," mentioning that he happily posed for pictures with staff and customers.
Bentley is a multi-award-winning artist with multiple Country Music Association Awards and is gearing up for his Broken Branches Tour starting May 29 in Austin, TX.
The Roadhouse plans to host local country superstar Lee Dinwoodie on May 17, and tickets are available by calling 250-868-1709.

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Country music superstar Dierks Bentley defeated by B.C. perogies

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Country music superstar Dierks Bentley defeated by Cherryville perogies

Dierks Bentley shows up in North Okanagan for a bite to eat following some heli-skiing in the Monashee range with friends

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