In Pictures: SESAC, ACM, Luke Bryan

SESAC At The Bluebird

Pictured (L-R): SESAC songwriters Eric Burnett and Jon Stone; SESAC Manager of Creative Services, Lydia Schultz; and SESAC songwriters Tiffany Goss and Matt Alderman.

On the heels of CMA fest, SESAC hosted its monthly songwriter series SESAC Presents at the Bluebird Café last week. SESAC songwriters included Eric Burnett, Jon Stone, Tiffany Goss and Matt Alderman.

 

ACM Lifting Lives Welcomes Cassadee Pope and Danielle Bradbery

Singer-songwriter Cassadee Pope joins ACM Lifting Lives campers during ACM Lifting Lives Music Camp at Seacrest Studio on June 15, 2018 in Nashville, Tennessee. Photo: Terry Wyatt/Getty Images for Academy of Country Music

The 9th Annual ACM Lifting Lives® Music Camp is in session this week in Nashville, Tenn. with campers from around the country participating in a week of activities and excursions around Music City. The residential camp has the dual purpose of studying Williams syndrome while providing music enrichment through performance and education.

ACM nominated country artist Cassadee Pope dropped by the Seacrest Studios where she performed her single, “Take You Home” for the campers and participated in a Q&A on-air for the Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt. ACM New Female Vocalist nominee Danielle Bradbery dropped by the famous Wildhorse Saloon to spend time with the campers, participated in a meet and greet and shared stories from the first day of camp.

Pictured (L-R): Tommy Moore, Academy of Country Music and ACM Lifting Lives Secretary; Samantha Thornton, G Major MGMT; Danielle Bradbery; Hailee M. Hunt, ACM Lifting Lives Music Camp Director. Photo: Getty Images/Terry Wyatt/Courtesy of ACM Lifting Lives

 

Luke Bryan Plays Cincinnati’s Great American Ballpark

Luke Bryan. Photo: Ethan Helms

Four-time ACM and CMA Entertainer of the Year Luke Bryan played for 35,000 fans on Saturday night in Cincinnati’s Great American Ballpark on his What Makes You Country Tour XL Stadium Sized. Bryan experienced another triple-crown achievement as the first artist in any genre to play headline shows in three Cincinnati venues- Riverbend Music Center (where he’s sold-out back-to-back nights), Paul Brown Stadium and now the home of the Cincinnati Reds.

Singer/songwriter and platinum-selling artist Cole Swindell was a surprise guest on the show and performed with Luke on two of the No. 1 songs he co-wrote, “Roller Coaster” and “This Is How We Roll.” Openers on the stadium show included DJ Rock, Jon Pardi and Morgan Wallen and special guest Sam Hunt.
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