Due to incoming weather conditions, the previously announced Sam Hunt Street Party presented by Bose® is postponed to 6 p.m. Wed, Oct. 28. The stage will be on 5^th Ave. South between Demonbreun St. and Korean Veterans Blvd.

The downtown Nashville street party is in celebration of Hunt’s exceptional year since the release of his critically-acclaimed debut album Montevallo. Montevallo has produced three consecutive No. 1 Platinum-selling singles with “Leave the Night On,” “Take Your Time” and “House Party,” plus Hunt’s latest Top 25 and climbing Gold-selling single, “Break Up In A Small Town.” Hunt is currently nominated for three CMA awards (New Artist of the Year; Single of the Year; Song of the Year) and three AMA awards (New Artist of the Year; Favorite Male Artist – Country; Favorite Album – Country).

For more information, touring news and updates on Sam Hunt, please visit www.SamHunt.com.

Eagle Rock Entertainment is proud to announce the November 13 release of the Lady Antebellum: Wheels Up Tour on DVD, Blu-ray and digital formats [MSRP $19.98 Blu-ray, $14.98 DVD]. A DVD+CD package will also be available exclusively though Walmart.

This fantastic concert film was shot this year at the Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre in Irvine, California on June 27^th. The Wheels Up 2015 Tour set showcases tracks from the band’s most recent album 747, alongside hit singles and fan favorites from across their career, including “American Honey,” “Need You Now,” “Bartender,” “Our Kind Of Love,” “Just A Kiss,” “I Run To You,” “We Owned The Night,” “Dancin’ Away With My Heart,” “Compass,” “Love Don’t Live Here,” and many more!

The seven-time Grammy-winning act has amassed a multitude of hits and an incredibly loyal fanbase worldwide. Lady Antebellum’s Wheels Up 2015 Tour started in Oslo, Norway at the end of February and traversed Europe, Australia, and North America before it concluded in Las Vegas, at the beginning of October. Scattered between the live songs, the film features behind-the-scenes snippets, highlighting the band meeting fans, the spectacular set design and intimate moments on the tour. It’s the ultimate Lady Antebellum tour experience, fully immersing viewers in their life on the road.

Click here to view “Need You Now”: https://youtu.be/oDLqi61lrWo.

The Wheels Up Tour DVD and Blu-ray is available for pre-order at:

DVD: http://smarturl.it/LadyAWheelsDVD

BR: http://smarturl.it/LadyAWheelsBR

About Lady Antebellum:

Lady Antebellum’s fifth studio album, 747, yielded the trio’s ninth chart-topping smash and PLATINUM certified multi-week No. One hit, “Bartender.” The seven-time GRAMMY winning group’s latest single is the fast-paced anthem “Long Stretch of Love,” which “could easily refer to the Nashville trio’s soaring career trajectory” (OC Register), on the heels of nine chart-topping hits. The new track follows six PLATINUM singles, over 11 million albums sold worldwide and “Vocal Group of the Year” honors from both the CMA and ACMs three years in a row.  Their “inspiring” (London Evening Standard) headlining WHEELS UP 2015 TOUR world tour included “the biggest production the band has ever mounted” (Rolling Stone) and had critics boasting about their “feisty, sold out show” with “finger-picked guitars and rich vocal harmonies” (The Boston Globe). For more information and a full list of appearances visit, www.ladyantebellum.com. 

Eagle Rock Entertainment is the largest producer and distributor of music programming for DVD, Blu-Ray, TV and Digital Media in the world.  Eagle works directly alongside talent to produce top quality, High Definition programs, both concerts and documentaries, including The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, The Who, Queen, The Doors, Jeff Beck, Peter Gabriel, Paul McCartney, Ozzy Osbourne, Genesis, Alice Cooper, Eric Clapton and Aerosmith. Eagle is a Grammy Award winning company and has received over 40 multi-platinum, over 80 platinum and over 144 gold discs, worldwide.  Eagle Rock Entertainment has offices in London, New York, Paris and Hamburg.

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For more information regarding this and other Eagle Rock Entertainment releases, contact Carol Kaye at Carol@Kayosproductions.com. Follow us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/KayosProductionsInc and Twitter http://twitter.com/#!/KayosProduction.

For Lady Antebellum, contact Tyne Parrish at tyne@thegreenroompr.com or (615) 242-7444

TRACK LISTING

1) Long Stretch Of Love

2) Bartender

3) American Honey

4) Freestyle

5) Our Kind Of Love

6) Just A Kiss

7) Compass

8) Where It All Begins

9) Perfect Day

10) Love Don’t Live Here

11) Medley: Thinking Out Loud / Dancin’ Away With My Heart / Hello World

12) I Run To You

13) Downtown

14) Any Man Of Mine

15) Walk This Way

16) Lookin’ For A Good Time

17) 747

18) Need You Now

19) We Owned The Night

20) Landslide

Halloween is Saturday, and the holiday has some of your favorite country stars getting into costumes, and they also recall memories of Halloweens past.

The video for Charles Kelley‘s single, “The Driver,” premiered on Friday (October 23rd). The clip features Eric Paslay (who also co-wrote the song) and Dierks Bentley.

Raleigh, NC — (October 23, 2015) — Multi-Platinum-selling country music artist and Garner, NC-native Scotty McCreery will receive the 2016 Patrick D. Kenan Award for Vocal Health and Wellness at Duke Voice Care Center’s 10^th Annual World Voice Day Celebration Tuesday, March 29, 2016 at the Cary Arts Center in Cary, NC.

McCreery is one of country music’s hottest rising stars. In just four short years, he has sold more than 2.5 million albums, earned Platinum and Gold album certifications, achieved Top Ten hits and multiple awards, and performed concerts around the nation. Even with his vocally demanding schedule, his distinctive deep voice remains strong and true, in large part due to his mindful attention to healthy vocal habits. “My voice is my livelihood, so taking care of it is essential,” said McCreery. “I make sure to stay as healthy as I can and not put any strain on my voice…well, unless I’m at an NC State sporting event! I also consult with my doctors regularly to make sure my vocal cords remain in great condition.” McCreery will share more secrets for keeping voices healthy at the event, which begins at 7 PM. The audience will also be treated to his captivating baritone as he performs a brief acoustic set.

World Voice Day is an international day of celebration of the human voice. Singers, actors, teachers and preachers need healthy voices to do their jobs, but we all need our voices to connect us to the world. According to Ingo Titze, renowned voice scientist and President of the Pan-American Vocology Association, “Voice carries not only informational messages, but it carries our feelings, our identity, our personality, and our state of health. It even gives clues about our confidence and benevolence. Texting can do little of that. Let’s keep vocalizing.” Duke Voice Care Center has led the Triangle’s observation of World Voice Day since 2007.

Duke Voice Care Center is a specialty practice in the Division of Head and Neck Surgery & Communication Sciences at Duke Medicine. The Duke Voice Care team includes laryngologists (ENT doctors with special training in caring for voices), speech-language pathologists and singing voice rehabilitation specialists (speech-language pathologists who are also performers and voice teachers) who work collaboratively to evaluate and treat voice problems. Duke Voice Care Center also hosts a number of educational programs throughout the year including presentations and workshops. DVCC’s annual World Voice Day Celebration is usually their biggest vocal health event of the year.

In 2010, Duke Voice Care Center announced the establishment of the Patrick D. Kenan Award for Vocal Health and Wellness, to be presented annually to individuals whose lives and careers increase awareness of the importance of the human voice. The award pays tribute to the legacy of a dynamic and ambitious Duke physician and performer, Patrick D. Kenan. Designated as a Duke Center for Excellence in 2006, Duke Voice Care Center was formed in large part as a result of Dr. Kenan’s vision for vocal health. Country music sensation McCreery will be the eighth recipient of the award. “We look forward to honoring the work of this extraordinary young singer,” says Leda Scearce, Director of DVCC’s Performing Voice Program. Previous PDK Award honorees have been Grammy-nominated jazz vocalist Nnenna Freelon, international opera star bass-baritone Simon Estes, National Public Radio broadcaster Carl Kasell, Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter Tift Merritt, the Triangle-based band Delta Rae, and Durham’s all-male chorus 100 Men In Black.

Each year at World Voice Day, the vocal health experts of Duke Voice Care Center help people learn about how the voice works, how people can keep their voices healthy and strong, and what to do if they have a voice problem. “Voices are the foundation of who we are. Our voices serve to inspire us, contributing to our beliefs and values, influencing the collective history of the human race. We honor our voices on World Voice Day and the unique contribution of everyone’s voice signature,” says Duke Voice Care Center Director David Witsell, MD, MHS. In addition to McCreery’s appearance, DVCC’s 2016 World Voice Day Celebration will feature educational learning sessions, demonstrations, games, prizes and a vocal health fair.

For more information on Duke Voice Care Center, visit www.dukevoicecare.org.  Follow us on Twitter @dukevoicecare.

For more information on World Voice Day activities around the world, see http://world-voice-day.org/

Event Details:
Date: Tuesday, March 29, 7 pm
Location and address: Cary Arts Center, 101 Dry Avenue, Cary NC
Tickets: $25 Adults; $15 Students
Ticket or Registration Location/Methods:

• Purchase tickets in person at The Cary Theater, T-F 11 AM­ – 6 PM and Sat 10 AM – 1 PM
• Purchase tickets in person at the Cary Arts Center, Mon. 4–8 PM
• Purchase tickets anytime online atwww.etix.com
• Purchase tickets through the eTix Phone Center, 1-800-514-3849, M-Sat. 9 AM –8 PM or Sun 12–8 PM

About Scotty McCreery
Scotty McCreery is a Mercury Nashville / 19 / Interscope recording artist who can currently be heard on country radio with his hit song “Southern Belle,” the first single from his upcoming new album due out in 2016. The singer/songwriter just finished serving as the Special Guest on the Rascal Flatts RIOT 2015 Tour, which played across the nation all summer. He is also headlining his own solo shows. McCreery scored two consecutive Top 10 hits (the Platinum-certified “See You Tonight” and the Gold-certified “Feelin’ It”) from his last album, See You Tonight, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart. It was the ACM and CMT Award winner’s third album to debut at No. 1 on aBillboard chart following his Platinum-certified first album Clear As Day, which debuted at No. 1 on theBillboard Top 200 Albums Chart and featured two Platinum-certified singles (“I Love You This Big” and “The Trouble with Girls”), and his Gold-certified albumChristmas with Scotty McCreery, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Top Holiday Albums Chart. The Garner, NC-native first came to national prominence when he won “American Idol” in 2011. He will release his first book, Go Big or Go Home: The Journey Toward the Dream, on May 3, 2016.

For more information and tour dates, visitwww.scottymccreery.com. Follow him on Facebook atwww.facebook.com/scottymccreery and on Twitter@ScottyMcCreery.

Luke Bryan recently surprised a fan and her family at home when he showed up unannounced. You see, Diane Taylor kidneys were shutting down, and her daughter, Lisa — who’s a huge Luke fan — decided to donate one of her kidneys to her mother. The selfless act gave her mother an idea to have Luke surprise her. This particular story had a personal effect on Luke and his entire team, since Jacoby Knott, a lady who works in his office, recently underwent surgery when her cousin donated his kidney to save her life.

Check out the video below to see Lisa’s reaction to having the CMA and ACM Entertainer of the Year knock on her door AND pick her up in his tour bus and take her, her mother and sister to his show that night.

“Your music has helped me and my mom and my sister get through times that were so dark,” Lisa told Luke.

“However much you may think that we are making you guys feel good, I swear to God that I haven’t had this much fun in a long time.”

Luke is currently sitting at No. 1 with his latest single, “Strip It Down.”

In celebration of an exceptional year since the release of his critically-acclaimed debut album Montevallo, MCA Nashville breakout star Sam Hunt will host a street party in downtown Nashville this Tuesday evening, Oct. 27th, presented by Bose®. More information to follow.

Montevallo has produced three consecutive No. 1 Platinum-selling singles with “Leave the Night On,” “Take Your Time” and “House Party,” plus Hunt’s latest Top 25 and climbing Gold-selling single, “Break Up In A Small Town.” Hunt is currently nominated for three CMA awards (New Artist of the Year; Single of the Year; Song of the Year) and three AMA awards (New Artist of the Year; Favorite Male Artist – Country; Favorite Album – Country).

For more information, touring news and updates on Sam Hunt, please visitwww.SamHunt.com.

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Keith Urban celebrated his recent No. 1 success for “John Cougar, John Deere, John 3:16” at a morning celebration – complete with sausage and biscuits and French toast skewers – on Wednesday (October 21st) in Nashville. As per his usual modus operandi at No. 1 parties, Keith performed the song with the tune’s writers – Ross Copperman, Shane McAnally and Josh Osborne – as well as with producer Dann Huff.

Apparently, the final recording was a bit different from the original demo, however, that didn’t take away from the song. “For me, it was just a great song. It kinda didn’t matter how it was done, it was a great song. It was solid, great melody. Even from a singer’s standpoint, there’s certain things about rhythmic qualities of consonants and vowels and where they fall in a melody and where they fall in the rhythm that matter to me; maybe not even just matter, but they resonate with me that way,” says Keith. “So, you can have a song that’s really well-written lyrically, but it’s not great to sing. It doesn’t sing well. It reads well, but it doesn’t sing well, and this is one of those songs that does everything.”

Keith, who will perform during this year’s CMA Awards, is nominated for Music Event of the Year for “Raise ‘Em Up” with Eric Church.

Keith has released his new single, “Break On Me,” which is from his forthcoming album.

Kip Moore, Kacey Musgraves, Brett Eldredge, Thomas Rhett, Chris Young, Kelsea Ballerini and Carrie Underwood, among others, are set to perform on Jimmy Kimmel Live, as part of the road to the CMA Awards. The 49th Annual CMA Awards will be broadcast live from Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena November 4th at 8pm ET on ABC.

Josh Turner has been named the 2015 Chairman of the Beard for No Shave November, an initiative in Music City to help raise funds and awareness for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. So far, the beard-growing campaign has raised nearly a quarter of a million dollars during its four years.

Sam Hunt has been named one of Men’s Fitness magazine’s Game Changers of 2015. He talks about how playing and creating music during his college years at the University of Alabama Birmingham transformed him and “brought a lot of balance into my life.” Vin Diesel, Oliver Hudson, Matt Bomer, Calvin Harris and Michael B. Jordan are also on the list.

Mickey Guyton has put out a lyric video for her song, “Somebody Else Will.” The song is from her recent EP, which also features her first single, “Better Than You Left Me.”