Luke Bryan performs with Chayce Beckham and Jackson Dean during sixth sold-out show at Bridgestone Arena. Suddenly, the man of the hour simultaneously appeared underneath a giant spotlight as the black curtains behind him instantly vanished. 1 “Don’t Come Lookin’.”Ī blend of fiery colors outlined the stage and blue beams of light circulated around Bridgestone as the beginning of Bryan’s “Kick The Dust Up” filled the venue. The outlaw country creator then ended with what he deemed his life-changing song, his first No. While the transition was made, he continued the streak of sincere thank you’s. The free spirit and his band seemed to scratch every musical itch in the audience as they put their skills on full display with “Heavens To Betsy” and “Fearless.” Dean, known to customize his guitars through wood burning, switched out his acoustic guitar embedded with stars for one with two detailed turkey-like feathers. He wrapped his set with “23,” a song that he says changed his life, and thanked everyone for their presence and support.ĭean returned to put the arena in a trance with his strong, hazy sound. Beckham then moved into a cover of Jason Isbell‘s “Cover Me Up,” sharing that he had wanted to perform the song on American Idol but never got the chance. I’d like to put a big cheers up to anybody who has lost someone recently,” said Beckham.įlashlights filled the air as he poured his heart into the tune. “This is a song about staying true to who you are and not letting anybody tell you anything different. He dedicated the performance of his latest single, “Till The Day I Die,” to a friend who passed away last year. With a chocolate brown acoustic guitar at his finger tips, he had concertgoers swaying with “Doin’ It Right” and “Keep Me Up All Night.” Beckham conducted a quick vibe-check with the crowd before performing his new number “Little Less Lonely,” which is due out Friday, Aug. The American Idol winner then made his way to the microphone. Red ribbon-esque graphics covered the two screens on stage with the name Chayce Beckham etched in white as warmed-colored rays radiated every which way. The star-like spots waved to the rhythm of Cooke, who beamed with gratitude as she performed-a moment of pure musical magic. Small specks of light were suddenly sprinkled throughout the stands as the audience lifted their flashlights, creating a starry scene. Photo: Eder AcevedoĪ spotlight shined down on the singer-songwriter and her acoustic guitar as she sang “Never Til Now,” which she recorded with Brett Young. Pictured (L-R): UMG Nashville’s Lori Christian, Luke Bryan, UMG Nashville’s Rob Femia and KP Entertainment’s Kerri Edwards. Fans were treated to another special appearance when Chase Rice popped out to surprise Cooke during her cover of Florida Georgia Line‘s hit “Cruise,” which Rice co-wrote. Things started to heat up when fellowing rising star and opener Jackson Dean joined Cooke for their steamy duet “What Are You On Fire About,” which is also featured on the 24-track collection. Heads couldn’t help but bop and toes couldn’t resist tapping as she bounced around, serenading us with “Getting Into” and “Moving On With Grace” from her recently released debut album, Shot in the Dark. Casually chic in a blue corset crop top and matching cargo pants, she effortlessly captivated the crowd with her comforting presence and soothing vocals. The night’s first opener Ashley Cooke hopped on stage to kick off the concert with her band, instantly raising the energy level as crescent moon-shaped lights floated beneath her feet. 1, four-time Platinum “Do I,” as well as Gold-certified single “Country On” and his Gold album Born Here Live Here Die Here, along with five of its tracks: Gold-certified “Waves,” Platinum-certified “What She Wants Tonight,” triple-Platinum “Knockin’ Boots,” double-Platinum “One Margarita” and Platinum-certified “Down To One.” During the presentations, Bryan thanked all of his team members, and praised his openers and other up-and-comers. Bryan also received RIAA multi-Platinum and Gold plaques for his first No. SoundExchange President & CEO Michael Huppe was on hand to present the accolade. Prior to his performance, Bryan was honored with the SoundExchange Hall of Fame Award for his standing as one of the most streamed artists in the company’s 20-year history.
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