Lance Smith is the host of CMT's Top Twenty Countdown and a children's author of the book, The Old Man and the Cat. " Smith has also hosted CMT's "Got Me In With The Band," and a plethora of other various CMT specials, including award pre-shows and CMT's Spring Break concert specials. Lance Smith was born David Lance Smith in Alabama on September 27, 1978. He moved all over as a child, but settled in Franklin, Tennessee.

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  • Lance Smith is the host of CMT's Top Twenty Countdown and a children's author of the book, The Old Man and the Cat. " Smith has also hosted CMT's "Got Me In With The Band," and a plethora of other various CMT specials, including award pre-shows and CMT's Spring Break concert specials. Lance Smith was born David Lance Smith in Alabama on September 27, 1978. He moved all over as a child, but settled in Franklin, Tennessee. Smith's interest in acting was first evident in church with a performance in "The Passion Play," that gave him an audience of thousands of people. Soon after high school graduation, Smith moved from his home of Franklin, Tennessee to Los Angeles, eventually becoming an extra on many television sitcoms. He then landed acting roles in country music-related jobs, which would foreshadow his Country Music Television career, starring in a trio of country music videos, with two featuring him as the lead male. Then he landed an audition with some country music superstars. Smith landed a six-month job as a host for The Dixie Chicks' "Fly" tour, along with Nathan Blackburn on MTV's The Real World, entertaining tens of thousands of people each night between acts. Soon after the tour ended, Smith landed an interview with Country Music Television to be their first video jockey. Lance was CMT's first-ever VJ, joining CMT on April 28, 2001, as the host of CMTs new request show, CMT Most Wanted Live. Smith moved over to the Top-20 Countdown in December 2001, as well as hosting other CMT specials, remaining a fan favorite. Smith hasn't left his acting behind, starring in a movie short called "Rocket and Co. " and gaining cameos in Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector and Delta Farce with Larry the Cable Guy and Bill Engvall. Smith is the host of CMT's second season of "Can You Duet" which will air on CMT in June 2009. Lance lives in Tennessee with his wife Carrie and their two dogs. Bio Credits: Country Music Television, Vincent M. Harley, Lance Smith
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  • Lance Smith is the host of CMT's Top Twenty Countdown and a children's author of the book, The Old Man and the Cat. " Smith has also hosted CMT's "Got Me In With The Band," and a plethora of other various CMT specials, including award pre-shows and CMT's Spring Break concert specials. Lance Smith was born David Lance Smith in Alabama on September 27, 1978. He moved all over as a child, but settled in Franklin, Tennessee.
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