Author: Lauren Zimmerman

Rising country duo Seaforth have debuted the brand new music video for “Love That,” their debut single via RCA Nashville. 

Watch the colorful clip – directed by Alex Alvga – here.

“We’ve always loved music videos that are a little outside the box or kind of different from the concept of the song and adds another layer of life to it, so that’s what we were going for,” said the duo’s Tom Jordan. 

“This is really our first introduction, so getting those moments of personality in there was key for us,” added Mitch Thompson. “We want people to know we don’t take ourselves too seriously, we’re just fun dudes, and I think we portrayed that pretty well.”

“Love That” is the title track from Seaforth’s debut EP, which they co-produced alongside award-winning producer Dann Huff. Listenhere. The song hit country radio airwaves May 20 and has since been lauded as a “melodic, hook-filled singalong” (Billboard) and “an attractive debut” (MusicRow). The 2019 MusicRow Discovery Artist of the Year nominees are slated for upcoming performances at LakeShake and Faster Horses Festival after making waves as support for Kane Brown, Brett Young, and Mitchell Tenpenny. 

Fresh off a run of festivals and capacity tour stops, RCA Records Nashville artist/songwriter Ryan Hurd is releasing new music – “Her Name Was Summer” – and making his debut on the Chevy Riverfront Stage during CMA Music Festival on Sunday, June 9 (4:00 PM/CT) in Nashville. Listen HERE.

Written by Hurd with creative collaborator Aaron Eshuis and Mike Walker, “Her Name Was Summer” is the romantic counter punch to Hurd’s current single “To A T,” which continues to climb the country radio charts. Hurd recently released a stripped-down piano version of “To A T,” which is finding an ardent audience. Listen HERE.

And where “To A T” is a big picture relationship, “Her Name Was Summer,” is a smoldering snapshot:
Picture a girl with a smile make you fall too fast/
Yeah, high on a feeling that you know won’t last. 

With career streams exceeding 100 million worldwide, Hurd has a gripping point of view and a growing fan base. “To A T” already hit No. 1 on the SiriusXM The Highway’s Hot 30 Countdown and has caught the attention of entertainment tastemakers including men’s lifestyle playbook Esquire and Maxim.

Hurd’s continued ascension seems obvious. He was named the only country artist on Sirius XM’s all-genre “Future Five” for 2019. He was tapped by AOL as one of their country artists set for a breakout year, Amazon Music’s Best of 2018, and named an Artist to Watch by VEVO, Pandora, CMT, The Huffington Post, and Rolling Stone Country, which lauded him for “generating major buzz” and “making waves.”

The praise is earned. Hurd is one of Nashville’s most multi-dimensional young songwriters. He has had co-pen credits on some of the format’s biggest hits including “Lonely Tonight” (Blake Shelton), “You Look Good” (Lady Antebellum), “Sunrise, Sunburn, Sunset” (Luke Bryan), and Lady Antebellum’s latest single, the critically-acclaimed “What If I Never Get Over You.”

Now he’s releasing his own music, including “Michigan For The Winter,” “To A T,” “Diamonds Or Twine,” and “Her Name Was Summer,” available on all digital retailers and streaming platforms ( HERE).

Hurd is headlining his own “To A Tour” with capacity crowds at some of the most respected music rooms in the country and later this fall he will be opening several dates on the Old Dominion “Make It Sweet Tour.” 
Ryan Hurd’s “To A T Tour” (Old Dominion dates in BOLD): 
June 13 – Battery Park at Hard Rock Hotel, Sioux City, IA
June 23 – LakeShake, Chicago, IL
July 13 – Raleigh County Memorial Airport, Beaver, WV
July 18 – Blame My Roots Festival, CITY
July 19 – Power Plant Live!, Baltimore, MD
July 24 – Olmsted Country Fair, Rochester, MN
July 26 – Red Willow County Fair, McCook, NE
Aug. 9 – Boots & Hearts Music Festival, Oro Station, Canada
Aug. 17 – Country Jam & Campout, Thornville, OH
Aug. 31 – Seven Peaks Festival, Buena Vista, CO
Sept. 27 – Spectrum Center, Charlotte, NC  
Nov. 1 – Yuengling Center, Tampa, FL  
Nov. 3 – The Amp St. Augustine, St. Augustine, FL 
Nov. 8 – Dunkin’ Donuts Center, Providence, RI 
Nov. 9 – The Oncenter War Memorial Arena, Syracuse, NY
Nov. 14 – BOK Center, Tulsa, OK 
Nov. 15 – CenturyLink Center, Bossier City, LA  
Nov. 16 – The Theater at Grand Prairie KSCS Country Fest, Grand Prairie, TX 
Nov. 21 – Ford Center, Evansville, IN
Nov. 22 – BB&T Arena at Northern Kentucky University, Highland Heights, KY
Nov. 23 – TaxSlayer Arena, Moline, IL
Dec. 4 – The Joint, Las Vegas, NV
**Schedule is subject to change and additional dates may be added.
www.RyanHurd.com

For more on Ryan Hurd and to catch him on tour, visit www.RyanHurd.com.

RCA Records Nashville’s Rachel Wammack released new music today in the midst of a whirlwind week of performances and appearances around the CMT Music Awards and CMA Music Festival in Nashville. Listen HERE.

“It’s been an incredible week and it’s not even over,” exclaimed Wammack. “I’ve seen people I met on the road this past year and made new friends I know I will be seeing again in the future. It’s connecting with music lovers from all of the country, and the world, that makes this week so memorable.”

To celebrate the traditional artist rite of passage known as CMA Music Festival, Wammack is releasing new music, the poignant, and thought-provoking “Something People Say,” a song Wammack co-wrote with Sam Ellis and Derrick Southerland that speaks to the impact of words and why they matter:

I didn’t think I’d ever see the day/
That “I love you” would turn into/
Just something people say.

Wammack had numerous opportunities to share the deeply-moving song with her growing fan base. On Monday, she participated in an event benefiting music education through the CMA Foundation at Reese Witherspoon’s Nashville storefront Draper James hosted by The Nash Chat. Wednesday, she performed for the CMT Block Party Presented by Wendy’s before walking the Red Carpet at the CMT Music Awards. Thursday, she made her CMA Music Fest debut on the Chevrolet Breakout Stage before meeting fans at the One Country and Sony Music Nashville booths in the Music City Center. Today, Wammack will participate in a CMT Next Women of Country panel and acoustic performance at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum (12:30 PM/CT) before making an appearance at Spotify @ Ole Red. And Saturday, she will perform on the Radio Disney stage in the Music City Center (10:00-11:00 AM/CT), then the Sirus XM Music Row Happy Hour before hitting the road to open for Rascal Flatts Sunday at the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel, NJ.

Singled out by Sounds Like Nashville as a “much needed female voice,” Wammack is combining her personal and artistic growth alongside an “empowered posture” (NPR), which is catching the attention of fans and critics.

After writing her autobiographical debut single “Damage,” Wammack continues to evolve, crafting introspective, relatable lyrics including “Something People Say” and “Enough.” The music reflects a new chapter for Wammack, who recently became engaged to her long-time boyfriend, she continues to steadily forge her own path in the genre by showcasing “contemporary country in ways that should prove amenable to radio” (Entertainment Weekly). Download Wammack’s music  HERE.

The 24-year-old Muscle Shoals native has a “deep-rooted, classic sound” (Wide Open Country) influenced heavily by the rich music history from her hometown. Her songs showcase a “powerful, raw, honest collection” (All Access), which has earned her recognition as the only artist in the genre selected for Entertainment Weekly’s “2019 Artists to Watch” list. Wammack also made Rolling Stone’s “10 Best County EPs of 2018, Amazon and NPR ’s “Best Music of 2018” list, while earning additional “2019 Artist to Watch” acclaim from multiple outlets including AOL, Pandora, Music Row, Pop Culture,Sounds Like Nashville ,and more. Pegged as CMT’s “Next Women of Country” as well as  Bobby Bones “Class of 2019,” Wammack shares “an undeniable air of confidence and sincerity when she performs” (Taste of Country) that she will take that on the road this year at multiple festivals throughout including Country LakeShake in Chicago and Faster Horse Festival in Brooklyn, MI. For more information, visit  www.rachelwammack.com. 

Luke Combs’ highly anticipated new EP, The Prequel, is out today via River House Artists/Columbia Nashville. Stream/purchase HERE. In celebration of the release, Combs will host his Second Annual Bootleggers Fan Club Party today in Nashville—stream the event live via Combs’ Facebook, Twitter and YouTube pages starting at 12:00 p.m. CT. 

Produced by Scott Moffatt, the EP features five new songs co-written by Combs including lead single, “Beer Never Broke My Heart, which debuted at No. 2 on Billboard’s Country Streaming Songs chart with 11 million streams—setting the record for the best first week of streaming ever for a country song. The song also recently set the record for most adds on the Mediabase/Country Aircheck chart with 149 adds and debuted at No. 15 on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart—the top entrance by any artist since September 2012 and Combs’ highest debut to date. In celebration of the new music, Combs recently performed the track on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.” Watch/share HERE. Additionally, watch the song’s official music video HERE. 

Recent critical acclaim for Combs: “…a bona fide country music superstar.”— Rolling Stone

“With five No. 1 singles under his belt…Combs proved his naysayers wrong.” — Billboard

 “No one in country music is hotter than Luke Combs right now.” — Taste of Country

“…it’s not hard to see why his music has caught on; Combs has tapped into the classic country themes of heartbreak and drinking, while also adding something fresh to them, too.”  — AXS

“…the genre’s brightest new star.” — Idolator  

“…arena filling country-rock sound with chugging electric guitars, thundering drums and Combs’ muscular vocal rasp…”—Sounds Like Nashville 

 “The unstoppable, runaway freight train, rocket to the moon, cruise missile of country music momentum known as Luke Combs continues to rip country music a new one.” — Whiskey Riff  

“There might not be a bigger male country star right now than Luke Combs.” — Cleveland Plain Dealer

“One of the best things to happen to country music…Combs is the genuine article—a brilliant songwriter with the booming voice to match. — Green Bay Press Gazette 

“…Combs has the goods. He is blessed with a voice that hits a sweet spot with country music fans and he gives off a vibe that he is genuine as you can get.” — Tulsa World 
 The release of The Prequel celebrates a monumental year for Combs, who recently won CMT Performance of the Year at the 2019 CMT Music Awards for his performance of “Beautiful Crazy” from CMT Crossroads with Leon Bridges. Additionally, Combs was awarded Top Country Artist, Top Country Male Artist and Top Country Album at the 2019 Billboard Music Awards, New Male Artist of the Year at the 2019 ACM Awards, Country Artist of the Year at the 2019 iHeartRadio Music Awards, New Artist of the Year at the 52nd Annual CMA Awards, was nominated for Best New Artist at the 61st GRAMMY Awards and was the recipient of a CMA Triple Play Award for writing three No. 1 songs in a 12 month period. 

Combs also recently made history as the first artist to simultaneously top all five Billboard country charts for multiple weeks: Top Country Albums, Hot Country Songs, Country Airplay, Country Streaming Songs and Country Digital Song Sales (dated March 9, March 30 and April 6). Moreover, Combs’ previous 2x Platinum single, “Beautiful Crazy,” spent seven-straight weeks at No. 1 on Billboard’s Country Airplay chart—tying the second longest run atop the chart since its launch in 1990. “Beautiful Crazy” is also the first country single shipped to radio already Platinum-certified since Taylor Swift’s “Red” in 2013, has more than 400 million on-demand streams and makes Combs the first artist ever to send his first five singles to the top of Billboard’s Country Airplay chart.

Continuing his landmark year, Combs sold out venues in 25 of the 29 cities on his newly confirmed “Beer Never Broke My Heart” fall tour in the first weekend tickets were on-sale. He broke records at Bozeman’s Brick Breeden Fieldhouse, Bloomington’s Grossinger Motors Arena and Bossier City’s CenturyLink Center for the fastest sell out times in venue history. Additional sold-out shows include Kansas City’s Sprint Center, Portland’s Moda Center, Sacramento’s Golden 1 Center, Phoenix’s Talking Stick Resort Arena, Philadelphia’s Wells Fargo Center and Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena among several others. Special guests throughout the tour include Morgan Wallen, The Cadillac Three and Jameson Rodgers. See below for complete tour details. 

The Prequel is Combs’ first release following his double platinum certified debut album, This One’s For You, which was released June 2, 2017 and has spent a total of 35 non-consecutive weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Country Albums chart—the longest reign for a solo male artist in over 25 years. The album also spent 16 weeks at No. 1 in 2018—making it the highest selling country album last year with 1.1 million equivalent album units sold and the only country album to surpass 1 million album units. It’s also the most-streamed country album of 2019 so far.  THE PREQUEL TRACK LIST1. Beer Never Broke My Heart (written by Luke Combs, Randy Montana, Jonathan Singleton) 2. Refrigerator Door (written by Luke Combs, Jordan Brooker) 3. Even Though I’m Leaving (written by Luke Combs, Wyatt B. Durrette III, Ray Fulcher) 4. Lovin’ On You (written by Luke Combs, Thomas Archer, Ray Fulcher, James McNair) 5. Moon Over Mexico (written by Luke Combs, Ray Fulcher, Dan Isbell, Jonathan Singleton)

Breaking artist Jameson Rodgers is ready to take over country radio with his debut River House/Columbia Nashville single “Some Girls,” hitting airwaves today (6/3).

Written by top tunesmiths Michael Hardy, Jake Mitchell, and C.J. Solar, the song has already earned more than 13 million on-demand streams and was among the top-added songs today with 33 stations on board.Listen to the track here.

The song’s accompanying music video, directed by Dustin Haney, is also available now. Watch here.

On the heels of the highly-anticipated release, Rodgers is slated for a slew of CMA Fest appearances, including his debut set on the Nissan Stadium stage Saturday night (6/8). He will appear with his fellow CMA KixStart Artist Scholarship recipients for a panel discussion on the CMA Close Up stage that day, and will perform at the Spotify House at Ole Red downtown Thursday (6/6). Other appearances include the SiriusXM Music Row Happy Hour at Margaritaville and a signing in the Sony Music Nashville booth inside Fan Fair X. See below for complete schedule.

Mississippi native and former college baseball player Jameson Rodgers initially made his mark in Nashville as a behind-the-scenes songwriter, scoring cuts with Florida Georgia Line as he was working on his own music. After independently releasing his self-titled EP in 2016, Rodgers enjoyed a breakthrough streaming hit with his song “Midnight Daydream,” which presently has over 13 million spins. He followed that with another EP in 2018, garnering millions of streams for the tracks “Missing One” and “Some Girls.” Written by Michael Hardy, Jake Mitchell and C.J. Solar, the anthemic “Some Girls” is Rodgers’ first single released to country radio since signing a label deal as a partnership between River House Artists and Sony Music Nashville. He’s been chosen to participate in the CMA’s inaugural KixStart Artist Scholarship program for mentorship and support. Rodgers is also support on newly-minted superstar Luke Combs’ Beer Never Broke My Heart Tour, playing more than 60 arenas and amphitheaters throughout the year. He is currently at work on his debut full-length album with producers Mickey Jack Cones, Chris Farren, and Jake Mitchell.

ACM and CMT Music Award nominee Mitchell Tenpenny is set to kick-off the summer of 2019 surrounded by thousands of country music fans in Nashville.  As his current single, “Alcohol You Later,” continues its steady airplay and streaming chart climb, the singer-songwriter prepares to take the stage at the CMT Music Awards and at multiple CMA Music Fest events next week. And, just in time for the week-long music celebration, Tenpenny drops “Alcohol You Later” (Acoustic) version which is available HERE.

Nominated for the coveted “Breakthrough Video of the Year” award for his No. 1 Platinum-certified smash “Drunk Me,” Mitchell Tenpenny will perform the hit song at the 2019 CMT Music Awards on the Ram Trucks Side Stage at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena. The awards show will air live on Wednesday, June 5 at 8 pm ET/7 pm CT on CMT. Winners are selected by the fans, with voting now open at www.vote.cmt.com.

The powerhouse vocalist and Nashville native recently launched his new Night Owls fan club, and Tenpenny invites anyone interested to join for free. He also announced his inaugural Night Owls fan club party on Friday, June 7, at Ascend Amphitheater following his performance as part of the CMA Fest: Firestone Country Roads Stage at the same venue. In addition to tickets to the show, fans will enjoy a private meet and greet before the concert and will also be the first to receive “BAOYS” (“Be Aware of Your Surroundings”) newly branded merchandise inspired by and created in honor of Tenpenny’s late father who offered “BAOYS” special life advice to him often. This marks Mitchell’s second Ascend Amphitheater appearance within a month, as he was special guest at Old Dominion’s sold-out “Make It Sweet Tour” date on May 3. Link here to sign up for the fan club free and you chance to attend the Night Owls fan club party HERE.   Additional Mitchell Tenpenny CMA Music Fest events include Sony Music Nashville booth signing at Fan Fair X at Music City Center, Thursday, June 6, 3 pm; Spotify House at Ole Red, Thursday, June 6, 7:30 pm; Riverfront Stage at Riverfront Park, Friday, June 7, 11:30 am; and CMA Close Up Stage at Fan Fair X, Friday, June 7, 2:15 pm.    Mitchell’s current single “Alcohol You Later,” written by Mitchell, Michael Lotten and Sam Sumser, is the follow up to his hit “Drunk Me.” Both songs can be found on his Telling All My Secrets album available HERE.  Also, a newly released a new version of his CMT Music Awards nominated hit entitled “Drunk Me” (R3HAB Remix) is available  HERE.

Multi-platinum artist Kane Brown scored his fourth No. 1 single with his co-penned, fan-favorite track, “Good As You.” The song topped the Billboard and Mediabase/Country Aircheck charts in the U.S. this week after its three-week run at the No. 1 slot and Gold-certification in Canada. Written by Brown, Brock Berryhill, Shy Carter, Taylor Phillips and Will Weatherly, “Good As You” is the follow-up single to the singer/songwriter’s Platinum-certified No. 1 airplay and streaming hit, “Lose It,” which was preceded by Brown’s multi-week chart-topping hits “Heaven” and “What Ifs” off his record-breaking debut album.

A multi-nominee at next week’s CMT Music Awards, Brown’s “Good As You” music video is up for the coveted Video of the Year Award and “Lose It” is nominated for Male Video of the Year. The “Good As You” video, which features “This Is Us” star Lonnie Chavis in a semi-autobiographical narrative of Brown’s life, has resonated nationally with press and fans alike. Kane shared the inspiration for the video’s concept, highlighting his intention to honor his mother and nana and how they raised him. Fan voting is open now at CMT.com , and fans may vote multiple times a day for “Good As You” and “Lose It.” Additionally, Brown will make his debut on the CMT performance stage on next week’s CMT Music Awards (airing June 5, 7 PM CT on CMT). 

Brown continues to shatter records, first becoming the first artist in Billboard history to top all 5 Billboard Country charts and most recently, with his record-breaking attendance Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo performance. There, he set a new record for the biggest country artist debut in Rodeo Houston history with 75,126 fans in attendance, and, with the new 4X Platinum certification of “Heaven,” became one of only five country acts with multiple 4X Platinum hits (joining Luke Bryan, Florida Georgia Line, Sam Hunt and Taylor Swift). Within his sophomore chart-topping album Experiment, Brown debuted #1 on both the Billboard  200 and Top Country Albums chart, becoming the only male country artist in more than 24 years to debut at the top of the Billboard 200, and only one of three country artists to top the Billboard 200 chart in all of 2018. Ranked by The New York Times as one of the Top 10 Best Albums of the Year, Experiment is available to stream and download HERE. For more information, visit kanebrownmusic.com.

It’s time to make Mitchel Tennpenny’s new single “Alcohol You Later” a double as the singer/songwriter tends the bar on “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen,”  Wednesday, May 15(11:00 PM/ET; 10:00 PM/CT) on Bravo.

“Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen” is Bravo’s late-night, interactive talk show that features guests from the world of entertainment, politics, and pop culture. Hosted by Cohen, the series includes lively conversation and the latest on everyone’s favorite “Bravolebrities,” including Wednesday’s guests Kathryn Calhoun Dennis and Patricia Altschul from Bravo’s Charleston, SC-based docuseries “Southern Charm.”

The celebrity dish comes with beverages served by Tenpenny, whose current single “Alcohol You Later” (written by Tenpenny, Michael Lotten, and Sam Sumer) is moving up the charts on the heels of his Platinum, No. 1 airplay and streaming hit “Drunk Me.” Both songs can be found on his Telling All My Secrets album released December and is available HERE.

Tenpenny recently received a nomination in the Breakthrough Video of the Year category for his No. 1 hit “Drunk Me” for the 2019 CMT Music Awards airing LIVE from Nashville on Wednesday, June 5 (8:00 PM/ET; 7:00 PM/CT). Winners are selected by the fans, with voting now open at www.vote.cmt.com.

The powerhouse vocalist and Nashville native just released a new version of his CMT Music Awards nominated hit entitled “Drunk Me” (R3HAB Remix) which is available HERE.

About Mitchell Tenpenny
Mitchell Tenpenny has fueled an undeniable breakout story with his Platinum-certified No. 1 hit, “Drunk Me,” from his major label debut Telling All My Secrets (Riser House/Columbia Nashville). The album was released Dec. 14 and earned him 2018’s best first-week showing for a major label country debut album. ‘Drunk Me” was lauded by the New York Times as one of “The 65 Best Songs of 2018,” and was featured in multiple Amazon Music “Most Played” and “Best Of” year-end lists. The song, which Tenpenny co-wrote and co-produced, hit No. 1 on Nielsen’s Country On-demand Audio Stream chart and has amassed more than 238 million streams since its release. Mitchell was named as the only country up-and-comer included in Pandora’s 2019 Artists to Watch list, dubbed as one of Music Row’s Next Big Thing honorees and also a part of Next Nashville Stars of 2019 by the Tennessean.

The authentic, fearless songwriter and performer has toured with Maren Morris, Jake Owen, Brett Young, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Dustin Lynch among others, and he penned the Top 5 hit “If the Boot Fits” for Granger Smith.

The Nashville-born singer/songwriter welcomed 2019 with performances on NBC’s “Today” and ABC’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” He also made his Grand Ole Opry debut and received a 2019 ACM Award nomination for “New Male Artist of the Year,” his first-ever music industry award nod.

Just days after taking his first steps onto the Opry stage, rising star Matt Stell, named one of Taste of Country’s Artists to Watch, is set to release his seven-song Everywhere But On EP on all platforms on Friday, May 24. Co-produced by Stell and Wide Open Music’s Ash Bowers, the highly-anticipated forthcoming EP includes the lead single and one of Rolling Stone’s “10 Best Country Songs to Hear Now,” plus “Home In A Hometown” featuring fellow country standout, Jimmie Allen. Pre-order the project HERE and instantly receive the title track “Everywhere But On.”

Everywhere But On EP Track Listing:
1. “Last Habit” (Matt Stell, Jamie Moore, Brian Maher)
2. “Better I Drink” (Matt Stell, Autumn McEntire, Larry McCoy)
3. “Everywhere But On” (Matt Stell, Paul Sikes, Lance Miller)
4. “Home In A Hometown” feat. Jimmie Allen (Matt Stell, Ash Bowers, Matt Rogers)
5. “I Bet Whiskey Would” (Matt Stell, Chris Tompkins, Zach Abend)
6. “Prayed For You” (Matt Stell, Allison Veltz, Ash Bowers)
7. “Reason Why” (Matt Stell, Paul Sikes, Matt Alderman)

“I can’t tell you how excited I am to release my new EP, Everywhere But On,” shared Stell. “I’m lucky that I get to write songs almost every day. Every so often I have the chance to go into the studio with a batch of songs and turn a killer band loose on them. This EP has been my favorite project yet. I can’t wait to share how it turned out!”

Stell co-wrote all the songs on the upcoming Everywhere But On (RECORDS/Arista Nashville), including “Prayed For You,” which has amassed more than 47 million on-demand streams and more than 380,000 consumption units and counting. Watch the video starring Savannah Chrisley and fiancé Nic Kerdiles HERE and go behind-the-scenes with The Tennessean on his journey to the Opry HERE. 

May will be a busy month for Stell. The singer/songwriter is currently in Florida for the Key West Songwriters Festival followed by shows in  Springfield, MO (5/17), Wappapello, MO (5/18), and Akron, OH prior to celebrating the release of his new EP in Lake Como, NJ at the free and open to the public “Kick Off To Summer” event with Country 94-7 (5/24). Check-out mattstell.com for tickets and information.   

About Matt Stell: After playing college basketball for Drury University for four years, breakthrough country artist, Matt Stell stood at a crossroads. One road led to Cambridge, MA where Stell was accepted into Harvard University’s Extension School Pre-Med program. The other road pointed toward Nashville and a career in country music. Stell made the choice to follow his dreams of writing and performing. The 6’7” Center Ridge, Arkansas native and self-taught vocalist and guitar-player made the move to Music City in 2014, landing a publishing and management deal with Wide Open Music and a record deal with music industry powerhouse Barry Weiss’s RECORDS/Arista Nashville. The CMT Discovery Artist’s official music video for “Prayed For You” premiered via People, stars Savannah Chrisley and her fiancé, Nic Kerdiles and has racked up nearly over 4.4 million views! The track has been featured on Spotify’s Hot Country, New Boots, Wild Country, and Country Kind Of Love playlists, Amazon’s “The Weekly One,” and Apple’s A-List Country playlist. He will be taking the stage at a number of major country music festivals  this summer including, CMA Music Fest (Nashville, TN),  LakeShake (Chicago, IL), and Watershed (George, WA). Learn more at mattstell.com.