‘Breland & Friends’ Raise Over $140,000 For At-Risk Youth

The War And Treaty & Breland perform

Country music star Breland hosted his third-annual “Breland & Friends” concert at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium on Tuesday (March 26). The sold-out event raised over $140,000 to benefit the Oasis Center, a local organization that supports at-risk youth in Middle Tennessee.

Nelly & Breland perform

Joining the artist on stage were a variety of performers, including Anthony Hamilton, Avery Anna, Caitlyn Smith, Chase Rice, Dalton Dover, Drake White, Dylan Marlowe, Josh Groban, Matt Stell, Quinn XCII, The War And Treaty and Walker Hayes. The show also featured its annual surprise appearances including Hailey Whitters, Nelly and Tanner Adell.

Highlights of the concert include renditions of hits such as, “My Truck” with Adell, “County Line” with Quinn XCII, “Islands in the Stream” with Whitters, “Beers on Me” with Stell, “Cowboy Don’t” with Breland and Dover and a father-son duet featuring Gerard Breland. Capping off the concert was Breland performing his Gold-certified hit, “Throw It Back.”

Amazon Music presented a livestream of the event, allowing fans in Nashville and worldwide to enjoy an evening of music and charity.

“Breland & Friends”

Walker Hayes & Breland perform

Hailey Whitters performs

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John Nix Arledge is Business Development and Account Manager at MusicRow magazine. He graduated from Mississippi State University in May of 2022 with a master's degree in Business Administration and B.A. in Communication. Prior to MusicRow, John Nix worked as Project Coordinator at Nashville-based entertainment marketing agency, FlyteVu, where he assisted the agency in social media strategy, activation outreach and public relations.

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