Lee Brice released his new album Hard 2 Love on Tuesday (4/24) and the lead single, “A Woman Like You,” has already hit No. 1. The next single, “Hard to Love,” is hitting radio now. Brice’s media blitz began with co-hosting duties on the No. 1 national morning show Today on March 20 and continues through the next two weeks. This week, Brice is back in New York promoting the new album and has already appeared on Fox & Friends, CNN’s Showbiz Tonight, and Imus In The Morning. On Monday (5/1), Brice will make his first appearance on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno, followed by an appearance on The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson (date TBD). He will also appear on the syndicated The Better Show on Wednesday (5/2). Later in the week, he will visit Fox News Channel’s Huckabee for an appearance that will air 5/12. Check www.leebrice.com more info and tour dates.
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Today (4/27) Larry Gatlin will join the Fox Business Network’s Willis Report at 4 pm and 7 pm CT, sitting on a panel for a group discussion on several hot-button news topics. For more information on Larry Gatlin, visit www.gatlinbrothers.com.
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RCA duo Love and Theft (Stephen Barker Liles and Eric Gunderson) will perform the hit single, “Angel Eyes,” during a scene in this week’s episode of ABC’s hit series, GCB, starring Leslie Bibb, Kristin Chenoweth, Annie Potts, Miriam Shor, Jennifer Aspen and Marisol Nichols. GCB airs on ABC Sunday, April 29 at 9 pm CT. To pre-order Love and Theft’s album, visit http://amzn.to/GQLGhu.
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Inside Music Row is celebrating the airing of its 250th episode this week, April 23-29. This week’s episode of Inside Music Row includes coverage of the ACM Awards, Darryl Worley and the new Grascals CD release. After a successful string of hits like “Have You Forgotten,” Worley has a new single out called “You Still Got It” that is climbing the charts and a new album is expected in summer. Check out the interview here. The show airs in Nashville on WNAB/CW58 every Saturday night at 9:30 p.m. CT.
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