Industry Ink: Jordan Davis, HARDY, Jenna Paulette, Emily Ann Roberts, Raise the Woof

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Jordan Davis To Perform At Postgame Concert Following 2025 Cheez-It Citrus Bowl

Jordan Davis.

Jordan Davis is set to perform a postgame show ​​Dec. 31 at Camping World Stadium following the 2025 Cheez-It Citrus Bowl. The game kicks off at 3 p.m. ET, and game tickets include admission to the postgame concert.

“For eight decades, the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl has been a celebration of football, our community and the fans who bring this incredible annual event to life,” says FCS CEO Steve Hogan. “Jordan Davis is one of the biggest names in country music, and having him help us ring in the New Year following another massive SEC-Big Ten showdown will make this year’s 80th game one to remember.”

“There’s no better way to close out the year than with college football and live country music,” Davis adds. “I can’t wait to celebrate with the fans in Orlando.”

 

HARDY Performs ‘Bottomland’ On ‘The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon’

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HARDY recently took the stage on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon performing his track “Bottomland” from his latest album COUNTRY! COUNTRY! for an audience of veterans and active service members on Veterans Day, marking his third appearance on the show.

 

Jenna Paulette Slates NFR Late Night Roundup For Dec. 6

Jenna Paulette. Photo: Wes Walker

Jenna Paulette will headline a NFR Late Night Roundup show for Dec. 6 from 10:30 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. The event is free to attend, hosted by Dillon Weldon, and features two sets of writer’s rounds, capped with a performance by Paulette. Additional performances include Tyler Booth, Ellis Bullard, Dalton Davis, Noeline Hofmann, Hayden Redwine, Brennan Scott Greene and Chancey Williams. Paulette will also perform as the Wrangler NFR opening act on Dec. 8 for Tough Enough to Wear Pink Night at Thomas & Mack Center.

Additionally, Paulette, in partnership with Ely Cattleman, will sponsor a select group of rising female rodeo athletes beginning with this year’s NFR through 2026 as part of the inaugural Team CowboyGirl. Jorden Halvorsen is the first athlete to join the team.

“We are proud to have Jorden be the first signee for Team CowboyGirl,” Paulette shares. “Jorden is successful at whatever she chooses to put her hand in, and she’s been a friend of mine for a while now. We filmed my music video for ‘Slow Drawl’ together and she was in the launch campaign for CowboyGirl. She is cowboy in every sense of the word and we are honored to support her on the rodeo trail through Team CowboyGirl.”

 

Emily Ann Roberts Raises $10,000 for Street Hope TN

Emily Ann Roberts. Photo: Jamie Wendt

Emily Ann Roberts performed two sold-out hometown shows last week on Nov. 7 and 8 at Knoxville’s Bijou Theatre.

“My hometown has given me my accent, my love of country music, my favorite memories, and most of all, so much love,” shares Roberts. “Anytime I have an opportunity to go back home and give some of that love back to them I take it! I remember when I played the Blue Plate Special in the Knoxville visitors center and I thought I had ‘made it.’ I never dreamed I would make it this far. It’s a crazy feeling now to hear two sold-out crowds sing my lyrics back to me.”

Before the shows Roberts hosted 50 fans for her “Yeehaw Meemaw” crochet event sponsored by Michael’s, where she taught attendees how to crochet on their own. The event raised $10,000 for Street Hope TN, a nonprofit organization on a mission to eliminate the sexual exploitation and trafficking of children in Tennessee.

 

Raise The Woof Raises 35K For Animal Rescue Corps

Pictured (L to R:) ARC Director of Administration Michael Cunningham, Pam Tillis, Natalie Murphy, ARC Executive Director Tim Woodward, Cam and Allie Colleen.

The inaugural Raise The Woof benefit concert was held recently at The Stage on Broadway, raising $35K for Animal Rescue Corps. Performances included Pam Tillis, Natalie Murphy, Annie Bosko, Allie Colleen, Sam Hunter, Chris Kroeze, Bobby Messano and Henry Particelli.

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