In Pictures: Walker McGuire, Brantley Gilbert, RaeLynn, Charlie Worsham

Walker McGuire Makes Grand Ole Opry Debut

Wheelhouse Records’ duo Walker McGuire (comprised of Jordan Walker and Johnny McGuire) made its Grand Ole Opry debut on Friday, July 14.

Walker McGuire performed two songs including its debut single, “Til Tomorrow,” and “Lost” (from its forthcoming album) for a sold-out audience on a bill that also featured Opry members Connie Smith and Jeannie Seely, Carly Pearce, and genre mainstay Jamey Johnson. Rounding out the evening, Walker McGuire invited longtime friend and producer Mickey Jack Cones to play guitar alongside them as part of the duo’s backing band.

Photo by Chris Hollo

Brantley Gilbert Tour Makes Successful Stops In Georgia, New Hampshire

Brantley Gilbert is firing up the summer of 2017 with a vengeance. Coming off a weekend of playing to 30,000 in Charlotte and Alpharetta, Georgia, Brantley brought 15,000 to Atlantic City’s BeachFest, the second in a series of concerts that also included Pink, then sold out Gilford, New Hampshire’s Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion for the second time on Saturday (July 15)

Photo courtesy The Valory Music Co.

RaeLynn Stops By Warner Music Nashville Offices To Celebrate “Lonely Call”

Warner Music Nashville’s resident WildHorse RaeLynn stopped by the label offices recently to celebrate the release of her latest single, “Lonely Call.” The singer/songwriter, who last week premiered the song’s new music video, will return to WMN for a performance at the popular “Pickin’ on the Patio” concert series next Wednesday, July 26.

Pictured (L-R): John Esposito (Chairman & CEO), RaeLynn, Matt Signore (COO)

Charlie Worsham Welcomes Friends To The Basement East Residency

Several friends came out to celebrate Charlie Worsham‘s current “Every Damn Monday” residency at The Basement East in Nashville. Artists including Charles Kelley, Jo Smith, Steve Moakler, Seth Ennis, Hunter Hayes, Lindsay Ell, and Devin Dawson were on hand as Worsham performed numerous John Mayer covers as part of the second “JohnMayerathon.”