TV/Video: Paisley, Duncan, Wayne, and Another McGraw

Arista Nashville’s Brad Paisley was in New York last week to promote his new album, American Saturday Night, and his trip to the Big Apple included a performance on a Reege-free edition of Live with Regis and Kelly. After the three-week #1 success of the new album’s first smash, “Then,” Paisley’s new single, “Welcome to the Future,” is impacting country radio.
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Whitney Duncan‘s new, summertime video for single “Skinny Dippin’” was shot against the picturesque scenery of Xanadu Ranch in nearby Arrington, TN. Roman White directed the video and Randy Brewer produced. Duncan’s forthcoming album on Warner Bros., Right Road Now, will feature the single, and was produced by John Shanks and Mark Bright. All tracks on Right Road Now are co-written by Duncan, who has also written singles for artists including Lee Ann Womack and Crystal Shawanda.

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Jimmy Wayne‘s new music video for “I’ll Be That” was shot during his concert at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in his hometown, Charlotte, NC. Producer/director Todd Cassetty made sure the video has a fun, summertime feel. To capture the excitement of the concert—which was part of opening night of Brad Paisley’s American Saturday Night Tour—Cassetty and his team from Todd Cassetty Welding Service utilized multiple cameras. A camera crew also followed Wayne throughout the day, capturing meetings with fans and radio station visits to add to the video.

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Sean Patrick McGraw makes his national television debut on ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live on Tuesday, July 14 where he will perform new single, “Dollar Ain’t Worth A Dime.” Fans can catch him on tour with Toby Keith and Trace Adkins this summer as part of Keith’s America’s Toughest Tour. McGraw is signed to Little Engine Records, has a new video on CMT, and will release a new album this year.