Following the announcement of this year’s nominees for the 37th annual MusicRow Awards, presented by City National Bank, we take a closer look at the Group/Duo Artist of the Year category.
This category honors the achievements of a Nashville group or duo during the eligibility period.
This year’s winners will be announced online on all MusicRow platforms on Wednesday, Sept. 3.
Click here to see the full list of MusicRow Awards nominees.
Winners are determined solely by MusicRow Magazine subscribers. Voting is now open and closes on Aug. 15 at 5:00 p.m. To receive a ballot to vote in the MusicRow Awards, become a MusicRow subscriber here.
Brothers Osborne have built a reputation as one of country music’s most consistently bold and musically adventurous acts. The duo composed of siblings John and TJ Osborne have earned seven CMA Awards, seven ACM Awards, and a total of 13 Grammy nominations, including a 2025 nomination for Best Country Duo/Group Performance. They won their first Grammy in 2022 for “Younger Me,” a song featured on the deluxe edition of their Grammy-nominated album Skeletons. Their latest self-titled album, Brothers Osborne, was released in September 2023 via EMI Records Nashville and includes the single “Nobody’s Nobody.” In 2024, they followed it with the Break Mine EP and returned in April 2025 with new track “Finish This Drink.” The duo has surpassed 3.4 billion global streams, with multiple RIAA-certified singles. Known for their genre-defying sound and dynamic live shows, they’ve toured extensively, including over 50 headlining dates on the “We’re Not For Everyone Tour,” and previous support slots for Chris Stapleton, Miranda Lambert, and Eric Church. John Osborne also continues to work as a producer, collaborating with artists like Ashley McBryde, Grace Bowers, and Caylee Hammack.
Award-winning duo Maddie & Tae continue to bring harmony-driven storytelling to the forefront of country music. Their latest project, Love & Light, released in May 2025, follows the What A Woman Can Do EP and builds on a decade-long career defined by honest songwriting and tight-knit collaboration. This year, the pair launched their “Love & Light Tour” following the wrap of their “Here’s To Friends Tour” in late 2024. Maddie Font and Taylor Kerr first broke out in 2013 with the Platinum certified No. 1 hit “Girl In A Country Song,” becoming only the third female duo in 70 years to top the Country Airplay chart. They followed with a second No. 1, the 3x Platinum-certified “Die From A Broken Heart,” making them the only female twosome with multiple Country Airplay No. 1s. Their catalog includes The Way It Feels and the Through The Madness volumes. Maddie & Tae have received honors from the CMA, ACM, CMT and Radio Disney Music Awards, alongside critical recognition from outlets including Rolling Stone, Billboard, NPR and The Washington Post.
Old Dominion is known for combining its sharp songwriting with a dynamic live presence. The multi-Platinum band has earned nine No. 1 singles at country radio, over five billion on-demand streams, and more than a dozen RIAA-certified singles. They are the reigning 8-time ACM and 7-time CMA Group of the Year winners, most recently taking home their eighth consecutive ACM trophy in 2025 — breaking the record for both most consecutive and most total wins in the category. In 2024, they received their seventh straight CMA Vocal Group of the Year award, another record-setting milestone. To mark the achievement, the band held a seven-show residency at the Ryman Auditorium, raising over $1.25 million for charity. Their sixth studio album, Barbara, arrives August 22 and explores deeper themes while retaining the band’s melodic, hook-driven sound. The release coincides with their “How Good Is That – World Tour,” which brings them to amphitheaters and arenas across the U.S. in 2025, further reinforcing their status as one of country’s most consistent and in-demand touring acts.
Parmalee, the North Carolina native band composed of brothers Matt and Scott Thomas, cousin Barry Knox, and longtime friend Josh McSwain, was the most-played group at country radio in 2023 and has now earned five No. 1 singles, multiple Platinum certifications, and over 1 billion on-demand streams. Their breakout hit “Carolina” first took them to No. 1, followed by the Platinum-certified “Just the Way” with Blanco Brown. In 2022, they released “Take My Name,” which became Billboard’s Most Played Country Song of the Year. They followed that momentum with “Girl In Mine,” the eighth mostplayed song of 2023, and continued their streak into 2024 with the chart-topping “Gonna Love You.” Parmalee kicked off 2025 with their “Fell In Love With A Cowgirl Tour”, which spans across North America, and released their new full-length album of the same name on April 4. With four consecutive No. 1s and growing radio dominance, Parmalee remains a steady presence in today’s country landscape.
The Red Clay Strays, comprised of Brandon Coleman (lead vocals, guitar), Drew Nix (electric guitar, vocals, harmonica), Zach Rishel (electric guitar), Andrew Bishop (bass) and John Hall (drums), were formed in 2016 in Mobile, Alabama. Their breakthrough single “Wondering Why” has amassed more than 75 million streams, and hit No. 1 on Spotify’s Viral 50 USA Playlist. The tune also spent six weeks atop the Americana Singles chart, and made appearances on Billboard’s Hot 100, Hot Rock Songs, AAA chart and Hot Country Songs charts. Their Moment of Truth album hit No. 2 on the Americana Albums Chart and received critical acclaim. As fans flock to their electric live shows, the band wrapped up their headline tour last fall, which included a three night sold-out run at the Ryman Auditorium. Alongside making their Opry debut last year, they have also opened for Dierks Bentley, Eric Church, Elle King and Old Crow Medicine Show. Their 2024 album Made By These Moments include hit tracks such as “Wanna Be Loved,” “I’m Still Fine” and “Drowning.” The group also represented themselves at CMA Fest 2025 with their main stage debut at Nissan Stadium.
The War And Treaty, the husband-and-wife duo of Michael Trotter Jr. and Tanya Trotter, have emerged as a standout act at the intersection of country, soul, and roots music. In the past year, they earned two Grammy nominations for Best New Artist and Best American Roots Song, marking a major milestone in their continued rise. The duo has also received recognition from the CMA Awards (two-time Vocal Duo of the Year nominees), the ACM Awards (three-time Duo of the Year nominees), the CMT Music Awards, and the People’s Choice Country Awards. They were named Duo/Group of the Year at the Americana Music Honors & Awards in both 2022 and 2023. Known for their powerful live performances and genreblending sound, The War And Treaty will return to the road this fall for a headlining tour, bringing their genre-blending live show to audiences across the country. Their continued recognition across formats reflects a growing presence within both the country and Americana communities.
Industry Ink: ‘Band Together Texas,’ PickleJar, GrassRoots Promotion, Warren Peay
/by Lauryn SinkMiranda Lambert & Parker McCollum To Livestream ‘Band Together Texas’ Benefit Concert
Miranda Lambert and Parker McCollum’s “Band Together Texas” show benefiting Texas flood relief will now be live streamed across iHeartRadio (all country stations), SiriusXM (The Highway and Outlaw Country), YouTube (Lambert and McCollum’s official channels), Facebook (Lambert and McCollum’s official pages) and nugs.net. Set for Sunday, Aug. 17 at Moody Center in Austin, the event supports Central Texas flood recovery efforts with proceeds benefiting The Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country and Central Texas Community Foundation.
In addition to performances from Lambert and McCollum, the event will feature Ryan Bingham, Wade Bowen, Ronnie Dunn, Dylan Gossett, Jack Ingram, Cody Johnson, Lyle Lovett, Lukas Nelson, Jon Randall and Randy Rogers Band. Besides the musical performances, notable Texans lending their support to the event include actors Matthew McConaughey and Dennis Quaid, former UT Longhorns coach Mack Brown and players Emmanuel Acho, Colt McCoy and Vince Young, MLB star and Houston native Roger Clemens, television host and Dallas native Chris Harrison, and Austin-based fashion designer Kendra Scott.
PickleJar Entertainment Group Adds Katie Cook & Scott Gaines
PickleJar Entertainment Group has added Katie Cook and Scott Gains to host its nationally syndicated overnight country music radio show, PickleJar Up All Night, relaunching on Aug. 18, from its new flagship station, 106.7 WNFN-FM in Nashville.
Cook has spent two decades at CMT as an interviewer. Gaines’ radio career includes stops in Detroit, Dallas, and national platforms like Westwood One, iHeartMedia, and Cumulus Media.
PickleJar Up All Night will feature exclusive interviews, fan-driven contests, live performances and spotlight segments. The show will stream live and integrate with the PickleJar Live app, where fans can interact with talent, enter giveaways, and support their favorite performers directly.
GrassRoots Promotion Adds George Davis As Music Row Promotion Manager
George Davis.
Nashville-based GrassRoots Promotion has added George Davis as its new Music Row Promotion Manager. Davis joins GrassRoots from his most recent position as midday host on KBXB-FM 97.9 in Sikeston, Missouri. In his new role, he will work with the Music Row panel to oversee radio campaigns for GrassRoots clients.
“George has been a long-time supporter of independent and emerging artists, and GrassRoots is pleased to add him to the team,” says Nancy Tunick, Managing Partner of GrassRoots Promotion. “His deep radio experience and passion for music make him a perfect fit for our mission.”
Warren Peay Inks With Integrity Music
Warren Peay, his wife and daughter and the Integrity Music team.
Warren Peay has inked with Integrity Music. The Bamberg, South Carolina native first gained national recognition as a top eight contestant on Season 21 of American Idol. He was later featured on Zach William’s “Sundays Comin’.”
“I first met Warren in 2023 when he featured on a Zach Williams song,” shares Integrity Music President, Blaine Barcus. “I was blown away by his voice in the studio! More importantly, I’ve come to know him as a humble guy who loves Jesus and leads worship at his small country church in South Carolina. The Integrity team is thrilled to now partner with him and watch God use his songs to touch the world.”
“I am beyond excited about my partnership with Integrity Music, and I am proud to be part of a Christ-centered family focused on spreading the love of God,” adds Peay. “I hope my music resonates with people in all stages of their faith, young and old, and brings those who may not know Christ closer to Him.”
JUST IN: BMLG Elevates Justin Ford To VP Creative Design & Branding
/by Madison HahnenJustin Ford
Big Machine Label Group has promoted Justin Ford to VP Creative Design & Branding. He rises from his previous role of Senior Creative Director, and will continue to head the label’s design initiatives across its artist roster.
“Justin is the ultimate creative executive,” says BMLG Founder, Chairman & CEO Scott Borchetta. “He always over delivers, with extraordinary speed and a smile, which also makes him one of the company’s most popular execs.”
Ford has been at the label group for 10 years, where he has earned multiple Davey Awards (Best In Show, Gold and Silver), Communicator Awards and PRINT Awards. His work with Thomas Rhett, Carly Pearce, Sheryl Crow and others are among those recognized. Ford graduated from Murray State University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts and built a background in product development and graphic design before joining BMLG.
“Justin Ford is a true leader,” adds BMLG EVP, Creative, Sandi Spika Borchetta. “His exceptional dedication, consistent performance, and positive impact on our team over the past 10 years has had no boundaries. His work ethic, reliability, and ability to consistently go above and beyond expectations makes him an ideal fit for this promotion to VP Creative Design & Branding. Justin has not only met every challenge with professionalism and skill, but he’s also served as a role model and a source of support for others. This promotion is a well-deserved recognition of his contributions. Thank you, Justin, for your unlimited talent and huge heart.”
“I am grateful for this opportunity and excited to continue my contribution within this new role,” shares Ford. “It truly is an honor to do what we do, alongside so many talented individuals with such passion for music and artists. To Sandi, Scott and Big Machine: thank you for your continued confidence and recognizing hard work and dedication.”
Anne Wilson Slates Latest Album ‘Stars’ & New Tour For October
/by Lorie HollabaughAnne Wilson. Photo: Sophia Mantinazad
Anne Wilson is gearing up for the release her third studio album Stars on Oct. 17.
Across the 12 tracks, the Kentucky native delivers a coming-of-age collection that blends the grit of country storytelling with the faith-filled light that has guided her journey. Stars also features music from Wilson’s recent God Story EP, including the faith-fueled “Devil Is Too,” the soaring title track “God Story,” which is currently climbing the charts at Christian radio, the heartfelt “Twenty Three,” in memory of her late brother Jacob, and “’Til The Road Runs Out.”
“This past year, I’ve spent so much time writing and praying through new songs while reflecting on the incredible story God’s been writing with my life,” shares Wilson. “’Stars‘ is the sound of surrender — of letting go of my own plans and stepping fully into His. Every song is a piece of my heart and a reminder of His faithfulness. I can’t wait for you to hear it all on October 17. And I’m beyond excited to share that ‘The Stars Tour’ is coming to cities across the country this fall — it’s going to be such a joy to sing these songs with all of you and celebrate this journey together!”
In conjunction with the album release, Wilson will also launch her newly announced “The Stars Tour” in Nashville on Oct. 18. Featuring special guest Jordan Rowe, the tour pre-sale for Wilson’s Hey Girl Nation begins today, (Aug. 13), with general on-sale beginning Aug. 15.
The announcements of Wilson’s album and tour arrive during a busy season for the award-winning artist, who recently celebrated new career milestones: two billion career streams and a Gold certification for fan-favorite single “Sunday Sermons.” Wilson was surprised with the accolades during her final weekend on the road opening stadiums for Morgan Wallen’s “I’m The Problem Tour.”
Drake White’s ‘Benefit For The Brain’ Returns To Ryman Auditorium
/by Lauryn SinkDrake White. Photo: Zack Knudsen
Drake White is bringing his annual “Benefit For The Brain” show back to the Ryman Auditorium on Nov. 17. The event will focus on raising money for mental wellness for military and veterans, especially PTSD, brain health in children and adolescents and innovative approaches to stroke recovery and neurological treatment. White’s non-profit The Benefit For The Brain will donate and disperse proceeds from the show to select charity organizations. A full lineup will be announced at a later date and tickets go on sale tomorrow (Aug. 15) at 10 a.m. local time.
In 2019, White endured a stroke on stage that later led to a Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM) diagnosis that required seven brain surgeries.
The inaugural installment sold out the Ryman and raised over $253,000, welcoming Riley Green, Randy Houser, Jamey Johnson, surprise guest Colbie Caillat and many speakers from various organizations.
Additionally, White will headline his “Keep It Moving Tour” this fall, as well as join Riley Green for the second leg of his “Damn Country Music Tour.”
New Content Studio Createurs To Open This Month
/by Lorie HollabaughJackie Stevens. Photo: Danielle Joy Art
Createurs, a Nashville membership-based content studio designed specifically for artists, creators, podcasters and more, is set to open on Aug. 25 in Nashville.
Founded by music industry veteran and CEO Jackie Stevens, Platinum artist Kylie Morgan, and Los Angeles-based cinematographers William Carnahan and Sam Shimizu-Jones of Will Call Media, Createurs was built to offer a platform and physical space for collaboration, creativity and accessibility for creators. The fully immersive environment is designed to meet the needs of today’s creatives from first takes to final edits.
Createurs will offer a photography studio, a green screen room for dynamic, high-impact video content, a podcast suite, an education space offering guidance on the music industry, branding and creative tools, an acoustic performance space, a photo-ready lobby designed as a natural backdrop for spontaneous content, on-site creative experts available to support and curate content sessions and more.
“Content has changed every part of the way we do business in Nashville,” says Stevens. “But too many artists are priced out and need more support. We built Createurs as a place to remove that pressure so artists can focus on what matters, creating.”
To celebrate the grand opening, the first 10 people who sign up at Createurs by Sept. 25 will receive one month free with the purchase of a membership. All tiers include flexible studio access, content support and discounted room rates.
2025 MusicRow Awards Nominees For Group/Duo Artist Of The Year
/by MusicRow StaffFollowing the announcement of this year’s nominees for the 37th annual MusicRow Awards, presented by City National Bank, we take a closer look at the Group/Duo Artist of the Year category.
This category honors the achievements of a Nashville group or duo during the eligibility period.
This year’s winners will be announced online on all MusicRow platforms on Wednesday, Sept. 3.
Click here to see the full list of MusicRow Awards nominees.
Winners are determined solely by MusicRow Magazine subscribers. Voting is now open and closes on Aug. 15 at 5:00 p.m. To receive a ballot to vote in the MusicRow Awards, become a MusicRow subscriber here.
Brothers Osborne have built a reputation as one of country music’s most consistently bold and musically adventurous acts. The duo composed of siblings John and TJ Osborne have earned seven CMA Awards, seven ACM Awards, and a total of 13 Grammy nominations, including a 2025 nomination for Best Country Duo/Group Performance. They won their first Grammy in 2022 for “Younger Me,” a song featured on the deluxe edition of their Grammy-nominated album Skeletons. Their latest self-titled album, Brothers Osborne, was released in September 2023 via EMI Records Nashville and includes the single “Nobody’s Nobody.” In 2024, they followed it with the Break Mine EP and returned in April 2025 with new track “Finish This Drink.” The duo has surpassed 3.4 billion global streams, with multiple RIAA-certified singles. Known for their genre-defying sound and dynamic live shows, they’ve toured extensively, including over 50 headlining dates on the “We’re Not For Everyone Tour,” and previous support slots for Chris Stapleton, Miranda Lambert, and Eric Church. John Osborne also continues to work as a producer, collaborating with artists like Ashley McBryde, Grace Bowers, and Caylee Hammack.
Award-winning duo Maddie & Tae continue to bring harmony-driven storytelling to the forefront of country music. Their latest project, Love & Light, released in May 2025, follows the What A Woman Can Do EP and builds on a decade-long career defined by honest songwriting and tight-knit collaboration. This year, the pair launched their “Love & Light Tour” following the wrap of their “Here’s To Friends Tour” in late 2024. Maddie Font and Taylor Kerr first broke out in 2013 with the Platinum certified No. 1 hit “Girl In A Country Song,” becoming only the third female duo in 70 years to top the Country Airplay chart. They followed with a second No. 1, the 3x Platinum-certified “Die From A Broken Heart,” making them the only female twosome with multiple Country Airplay No. 1s. Their catalog includes The Way It Feels and the Through The Madness volumes. Maddie & Tae have received honors from the CMA, ACM, CMT and Radio Disney Music Awards, alongside critical recognition from outlets including Rolling Stone, Billboard, NPR and The Washington Post.
Old Dominion is known for combining its sharp songwriting with a dynamic live presence. The multi-Platinum band has earned nine No. 1 singles at country radio, over five billion on-demand streams, and more than a dozen RIAA-certified singles. They are the reigning 8-time ACM and 7-time CMA Group of the Year winners, most recently taking home their eighth consecutive ACM trophy in 2025 — breaking the record for both most consecutive and most total wins in the category. In 2024, they received their seventh straight CMA Vocal Group of the Year award, another record-setting milestone. To mark the achievement, the band held a seven-show residency at the Ryman Auditorium, raising over $1.25 million for charity. Their sixth studio album, Barbara, arrives August 22 and explores deeper themes while retaining the band’s melodic, hook-driven sound. The release coincides with their “How Good Is That – World Tour,” which brings them to amphitheaters and arenas across the U.S. in 2025, further reinforcing their status as one of country’s most consistent and in-demand touring acts.
Parmalee, the North Carolina native band composed of brothers Matt and Scott Thomas, cousin Barry Knox, and longtime friend Josh McSwain, was the most-played group at country radio in 2023 and has now earned five No. 1 singles, multiple Platinum certifications, and over 1 billion on-demand streams. Their breakout hit “Carolina” first took them to No. 1, followed by the Platinum-certified “Just the Way” with Blanco Brown. In 2022, they released “Take My Name,” which became Billboard’s Most Played Country Song of the Year. They followed that momentum with “Girl In Mine,” the eighth mostplayed song of 2023, and continued their streak into 2024 with the chart-topping “Gonna Love You.” Parmalee kicked off 2025 with their “Fell In Love With A Cowgirl Tour”, which spans across North America, and released their new full-length album of the same name on April 4. With four consecutive No. 1s and growing radio dominance, Parmalee remains a steady presence in today’s country landscape.
The Red Clay Strays, comprised of Brandon Coleman (lead vocals, guitar), Drew Nix (electric guitar, vocals, harmonica), Zach Rishel (electric guitar), Andrew Bishop (bass) and John Hall (drums), were formed in 2016 in Mobile, Alabama. Their breakthrough single “Wondering Why” has amassed more than 75 million streams, and hit No. 1 on Spotify’s Viral 50 USA Playlist. The tune also spent six weeks atop the Americana Singles chart, and made appearances on Billboard’s Hot 100, Hot Rock Songs, AAA chart and Hot Country Songs charts. Their Moment of Truth album hit No. 2 on the Americana Albums Chart and received critical acclaim. As fans flock to their electric live shows, the band wrapped up their headline tour last fall, which included a three night sold-out run at the Ryman Auditorium. Alongside making their Opry debut last year, they have also opened for Dierks Bentley, Eric Church, Elle King and Old Crow Medicine Show. Their 2024 album Made By These Moments include hit tracks such as “Wanna Be Loved,” “I’m Still Fine” and “Drowning.” The group also represented themselves at CMA Fest 2025 with their main stage debut at Nissan Stadium.
The War And Treaty, the husband-and-wife duo of Michael Trotter Jr. and Tanya Trotter, have emerged as a standout act at the intersection of country, soul, and roots music. In the past year, they earned two Grammy nominations for Best New Artist and Best American Roots Song, marking a major milestone in their continued rise. The duo has also received recognition from the CMA Awards (two-time Vocal Duo of the Year nominees), the ACM Awards (three-time Duo of the Year nominees), the CMT Music Awards, and the People’s Choice Country Awards. They were named Duo/Group of the Year at the Americana Music Honors & Awards in both 2022 and 2023. Known for their powerful live performances and genreblending sound, The War And Treaty will return to the road this fall for a headlining tour, bringing their genre-blending live show to audiences across the country. Their continued recognition across formats reflects a growing presence within both the country and Americana communities.
Grand Ole Opry & Jelly Roll Partner To Raise Money For The Judge Dinkins Educational Center
/by Lauryn SinkJelly Roll.
The Grand Ole Opry and Jelly Roll are partnering to raise money for the Judge Dinkins Educational Center (JDEC), which provides juvenile vocational training in Davidson County for adolescents who might be at risk or engaged with the juvenile or criminal justice system. In addition to being a vocational center, JDEC offers education, housing and holistic support services to help students build sustainable futures. The shows will also benefit the Buddy DeFord Charitable Fund that was started to honor his late father.
Jelly Roll, along with Bailey Zimmerman, Graham Barham and more, will perform two shows on Sept. 22 at the Grand Ole Opry. A portion of every ticket sold at these two shows, as well as every Jelly Roll Opry performance through September 2026 will be donated.
“It’s a full-circle moment to be able to partner with Jelly Roll on this center, and the support of the Opry makes it all the more powerful,” says Judge Jim Todd, Co-Founder of the JDEC and the prosecutor in Jelly Roll’s case from when he was younger.
The 56th Annual GMA Dove Awards Reveals First Round Of Performers & Presenters
/by Lorie HollabaughLauren Daigle is among the first round of performers and presenters announced for the upcoming 56th Annual GMA Dove Awards, set for Oct. 7 at Bridgestone Arena.
Additional performers announced include Fred Hammond featuring The Choir Room, Gaither Vocal Band and Josiah Queen. John Crist, Sadie Robertson Huff, David & Tamela Mann and Chris Tomlin are set to present on the show, which is presented in partnership with the Cantinas Arts Foundation.
Tickets for the awards and a limited number of Music City Fan Experiences are on sale here. The 56th Annual GMA Dove Awards broadcast will air exclusively on TBN and the TBN+ app Oct. 10 at 7:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. ET and will be simulcast on SiriusXM The Message. An encore presentation will air on TBN and the TBN+ app Friday, Oct. 17, at 7:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. ET.
Prior to the GMA Dove Awards broadcast, viewers can watch the official red-carpet coverage, TBN’s Red Carpet Hosted by Kristin Adams, on Oct. 10 exclusively on the TBN+ app and TBN YouTube.
Myles Morgan Signs With WME
/by Madison HahnenPictured (L-R): WME’s Joey Lee, Myles Morgan and WME’s Kevin Meads. Photo: Courtesy of WME
Myles Morgan has inked with WME for worldwide representation across all areas.
Hailing from Birmingham, Alabama, Morgan’s sound is a combination of truthful storytelling with Southern grit and charm. He has played live shows in bars and has made festival appearances across the Southeast, such as Flora-Bama, Iron City and Carolina Country Music Festival. Morgan has gained mass appeal with his singles “Nobody’s Fault But Yours” and “Jon Boat or a Yacht,” amassing over a million streams so far.
“Signing with WME is a dream come true,” shares Morgan. “I’ve been grinding it out on the road and in the studio, and to now have a team behind me that believes in where I’m headed – it means everything. I’m just getting started.”
“Myles has that winning combination of authenticity, work ethic, and natural talent that resonates immediately,” adds WME’s Kevin Meads. “He’s already built something special from the ground up, and we’re thrilled to be part of the team helping take it to the next level.”
Morgan made his mark at CMA Fest this past year with a performance at the Losers stage, and will release his debut EP later this year featuring the recently released “I Still Got It.”
Ashley McBryde To Play Country Music Hall Of Fame & Museum’s ‘Nightfall At The Hall’
/by Lorie HollabaughAshley McBryde is set to perform at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum’s 13th annual “Nightfall at the Hall” concert on Oct. 6.
Presented by Maverick Nashville, Nightfall at the Hall is an after-hours celebration exclusively for the museum’s Troubadour members, a community of leaders aged 21-45 who collaborate with other like-minded professionals in supporting the community and the museum.
Prior to McBryde’s show, student artist Lily Braithwaite will perform “Story of Her Life,” a song that she wrote with guidance from museum staff during the museum’s 2025 summer songwriting camp. The 15-year-old from Brentwood, Tenn., has participated in museum programs for two years.
“Nightfall at the Hall” admission is a benefit of Troubadour membership, and young professionals can become a Troubadour member between now and Oct. 9 and purchase 12 months of Troubadour membership for the price of 11. Troubadour corporate partnerships are also available.