Cam Surprises Alabama School Choir
Pictured (L-R): WDXB PD Tom Hanrahan, Arista Nashville/RCA Records’ Cam and WDXB morning host Dollar Bill pose with the Pititz Middle School Choir.
Pizitz Middle School students in Vestavia Hills, Alabama, got quite the surprise Wednesday (April 13) when RCA Records/Arista Nashville artist Cam showed up in the gym for a mini-concert/assembly. Cam performed her hit “Burning House,” and current single, “Mayday,” with the choral students.
Jordan Rager Makes Grand Ole Opry Debut
Jordan Rager makes his Grand Ole Opry debut. Photo: Grand Ole Opry / Chris Hollo
Broken Bow Records artist Jordan Rager made his Grand Ole Opry debut on Saturday, April 9, playing back-to-back shows on country music’s most iconic stage.
“Playing the Opry is something I’ve dreamed about for as long as I can remember and on April 9th I was able to live that dream. A lot of things went into making that night special for me, but more than anything I’m so happy my family and friends were able to be there and see me play a song on the Opry stage that I had written. It’s truly a major highlight of my career and a night that I will never forget,” says Rager.
The Loganville, Georgia, native performed two songs including “We Still Do” and his Top 40 current single, “Southern Boy,” which features guest vocals from labelmate Jason Aldean.
Rager’s uncle, a full-time musician with Opry member Connie Smith, sat in on drums for the rising star making it a family affair on stage.
Hunter Hayes Joins Tori Kelly At The Ryman Auditorium
Pictured (L-R): Tori Kelly, Hunter Hayes. Photo: Andrew Rose
Atlantic/Warner Music Nashville artist Hunter Hayes made a surprise appearance at The Ryman on Tuesday night (April 12) to perform on stage with Tori Kelly, at her invitation. Kelly and Hayes first met about 12 years ago, when they were both on America’s Most Talented Kid, and this was the first time they had seen each other since. They performed Hayes’ multi-platinum hit “Wanted” together.
Watch the performance below.
Old Dominion Visits WPAP-Panama City’s Morning Show
Pictured: Old Dominion with Tess Connell, Dr. Shane Collins, and Sony Music’s RG Jones.
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