Carrie Underwood And Fans Get Preds Pride
Carrie Underwood celebrates during her annual fan club party. Photo: Jeff Johnson [Click to enlarge photo]
Michael Ray Helps Officially Open First Tennessee Park Twitter Vending Machine
Warner Music Nashville recording artist Michael Ray joined the Nashville Sounds’ Booster and officials from First Tennessee Bank today to officially open the First Tennessee Park Twitter Vending Machine at Opry Mills Mall. The machine, located at Entry 5 outside Madame Tussauds, will vend random prizes to users who “Tweet for a Treat” between now and June 21.
Ray entertained the crowd with an acoustic set including his hits “Kiss You in the Morning” and “Think a Little Less,” took photographs with fans and signed giveaway items from the machine.
LANCO’s “Greatest Love Story” Gets Mural Treatment
Arista Nashville band LANCO celebrated a new interactive mural featuring their current single, “Greatest Love Story.” The mural, located in Nashville’s 12 South neighborhood, includes 3D spray-painted images including a replication of Paris’ Love Lock Bridge. Nashville visitors can chalk-in their own names on the mural’s locks through October.
Craig Campbell Hosts Charity Events To Raise Funds For Colorectal Cancer Research
Pictured (first row, L-R): Jerrod Niemann, Trent Harmon, Mindy and Craig Campbell, Nascar driver Scott Lagasse, Jr.; (second row): Michael Ray, Keifer and Shawna Thompson (Thompson Square), Parmalee’s Matt Thomas, Scott Thomas, Barry Knox and Josh McSwain; (third row): Winning bidder Glen Templeton, Jackie Lee, Love and Theft’s Stephen Barker Liles and Eric Gunderson and emcee Eddie Garcia (“The Bobby Bones Show”). Photo: Xpressive Images By Jamie
Red Bow Records’ country artist Craig Campbell hosted the 5th Annual Craig Campbell Celebrity Cornhole Challenge and 3rd One Million Strong Benefit in Nashville, TN on Tuesday (June 6). Also a Fight Colorectal Cancer (Fight CRC) national spokesperson, he started this campaign to bring awareness to the disease that killed his father at age 36. Both events combined raised over $180,000 for colorectal cancer education, research and prevention.
Lewis Brice Hosts Seventh Annual Lewispalooza
Pictured (L-R): Singer/songwriters Jerrod Niemann, Michael Ray, Drew Dixon, Jimmy Stanley, Kristen Kelly, Lewis Brice, Lee Brice, artist managers Lee Willard, Norman Jacob, Zach Farnum and singer/songwriter Jon Stone of American Young. Photo: Mindy Small/Getty Images
The seventh annual Lewispalooza was held on June 6 outside Tin Roof Demonbreun and raised funds for Hope Song, a non-profit using music to help give cancer patients hope. Lewis Brice and friends played host to a crowd of fans and industry alike through the nearly six-hour concert.
Performing guests included Jerrod Niemann, Michael Ray, American Young, Love and Theft, Kristen Kelly and many more. Lee Brice showed up for a special performance of his new single “Boy” during Niemann’s set.
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