Lady Antebellum Sends Summertime Anthem ‘Champagne Night’ To Country Radio

After the overwhelming response to the release of the song “Champagne Night” following the season two premiere of NBC’s Songland,…

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Lauren Jo Black

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April 20, 2020

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Lady Antebellum; Photo Courtesy of BMLG Records

After the overwhelming response to the release of the song “Champagne Night” following the season two premiere of NBC’s Songland, Lady Antebellum is sending the fun-filled track to country radio.

The song, which shot to the No.1 spot on iTunes All-Genre chart upon its release, is going for adds at radio immediately.

“We had a blast bringing this song to life for our episode,” Lady A’s Hillary Scott shared in a statement. “We started the process of the song over the winter in a very different time and headspace. But now, with everything going on, it’s almost like that little dose of exactly what I need right now – a light and fun little reminder to enjoy the simpler moments.”

The carefree tune, which was written on Songland by award-winning songwriter Shane McAnally, aspiring songwriter Madeline Merlo and the trio, offers a different perspective of a night out on the town and finds the group trading fancy glasses for plastic drinkware and champagne for beer.

“Raisin’ plastic cups to a life of luxury/ C’est la vie on a Friday/ We get dressed up in a blue jean tux/ And we go where we don’t hear the highway/Don’t need doubles and bubbles/To get in all kinds of trouble/ Out in the country/ Don’t need a crystal chandelier/ To have a real good time/ We’re drinkin’ beer on a champagne night/ A champagne night,” the trio sings throughout the chorus.

“Champagne Night” is the first song from the popular primetime series to become a radio single.

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