PHOTOS: Koe Wetzel, Dasha, Tucker Wetmore, Ashley McBryde, And More Perform At Spotify House During CMA Fest 2024
Spotify House was THE PLACE TO BE during CMA Fest.
Koe Wetzel, Dasha, Tucker Wetmore, and Ashley McBryde at Spotify House during CMA Fest 2024; Photos by Getty for Spotify
Spotify House returned to Ole Red during CMA Fest for its fifth anniversary and welcomed a slew of artists on the rise and superstars to the stage.
Kicking off on Thursday, June 6, Day 1’s lineup included an opening performance on the Mainstage by Old Dominion as well as performances from Cole Swindell, Dylan Gossett, Ella Langley, Graham Barham, Jordan Davis, Little Big Town, Luke Bryan, Mackenzie Carpenter, Mitchell Tenpenny, Russell Dickerson, Tanner Adell, and Tyler Hubbard.
Post Malone made a surprise appearance with an acoustic set that featured a cover of George Strait’s “Carrying Your Love with Me,” his No.1-debuting “I Had Some Help” (sans Morgan Wallen), and two songs with Blake Shelton, including “Ol’ Red” and their upcoming Collaboration, “Somebody Pour Me A Drink.”
The Spotify House fun continued on Friday with BRELAND, Corey Kent, Dasha, Danielle Bradbery, Dustin Lynch, Lady A, Lily Rose, Matt Schuster, Michael Warren, Mickey Guyton, mgk, Parker McCollum, Riley Green, and Sam Barber.
Keith Urban made a surprise visit on Friday evening for an epic late-night set and even welcomed Dasha back to the stage for a medley of her hit “Austin (Boots Stop Workin’) and Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash’s “Jackson.”
Jelly Roll also surprised the audience at Ole Red, adding to the excitement.
The third and final day of Spotify House included performances from Ashley McBryde (with a surprise from Gretchen Wilson), Avery Anna, Brett Young, Carter Faith, Jon Pardi, Karley Scott Collins, Kassi Ashton, Koe Wetzel, Lauren Watkins, Mason Ramsey, Midland, Owen Riegling, Shaboozey, Tucker Wetmore, and Wyatt Flores.
Jelly Roll returned to the stage for a second time, performing his hits and the soon-to-be-released “I Am No Okay.”
Breakout star Shaboozey closed out the three-day event with his viral hit, “A Bar Song (Tipsy).”
Spotify House also featured the Fresh Finds powered by Samsung Galaxy stage. Thursday’s lineup consisted of Aidan Canfield, Vincent Mason, Zach Top, Ashley Anne, Hannah McFarland, and Max McNown. On Friday, Grace Tyler, Maddox Batson, Noah am Rinker, Maggie Antone, Scoot Teasley, and Zandi Holup performed, and Saturday featured Alexandra Kay, HunterGirl, Mike Parker, Jenna Paulette, Kashus Culpepper, and Waylon Wyatt.
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