WATCH: Thomas Rhett’s Adorable Daughters Melt Hearts During Houston Concert
“Stars of the show last night in Houston.” Rhett shared of the heartwarming moment.
Thomas Rhett and Daughters; Photo Courtesy Grayson Gregory via Instagram
Thomas Rhett welcomed his eldest three daughters to the stage during his show in Houston, Texas over the weekend.
During the Home Team 23 Tour, the country star’s daughters, Willa Gray, Ada James, and Lennon Love, captured everyone’s attention as they stood beside their famous father. Dressed in matching outfits, featuring white t-shirts and pink and purple metallic skirts, the adorable trio stole the spotlight.
“Stars of the show last night in Houston. Thanks for showing the girls love!!” Rhett captioned the snapshots.
Rhett gave each of his daughters the opportunity to talk into his microphone and only Lennon obliged. When he gave her the microphone, she said “hi mama.”
The “Slow Down Summer” singer regained control of his microphone and addressed the crowd, “y’all make some noise for my little babies right, these girls.”
“I love you so much. I’ll see you in like an hour. I love you, I love you,” Rhett told his daughters as they exited the stage.
According to Rhett’s social media account, the young girls were also in attendance for his show in Dallas. In a series of photos, the girls can be seen watching the show from the soundboard alongside Lauren Akins.
Rhett is currently in the midst of his Home Team Tour 23, which features support from Cole Swindell and Nate Smith.
“Being on the road is one of my favorite places to be,” Rhett shared. “I can’t wait to see the joy on y’alls faces next year and with my buddies Cole Swindell and Nate Smith. We’re definitely gonna have a good time.”
Produced by Live Nation, Presented by Dos Primos Tequila and Fueled by Marathon, the 40-city trek kicked off on May 4 in Des Moines, IA at Wells Fargo Arena and continues through September 29, where the tour will wrap up at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN.
“My road family, they are my family. You know, I say it on every stage all night, by band, my crew, my truck drivers, my bus drivers really are one big family unit. So anytime we bring other artists out, like this year, Cole and Nate Smith are out with us and we just invite everybody to just be a part of our family. This year has been extra special and extra fun,” Rhett said of his headlining trek.
Additionally, Thomas Rhett recently celebrated a string of his latest No. 1 hits, including “Remember You Young,” “Beer Can’t Fix” feat Jon Pardi, “Be A Light” feat. Reba, Hillary Scott, Chris Tomlin, and Keith Urban, “What’s Your Country Song,” “Country Again,” “Slow Down Summer,” and “Half of Me” feat. Riley Green.
The country singer has managed to rack up 20 total chart-toppers in a matter of just 10 years.
In honor of reaching 20 No. 1 songs, Rhett also announced that he will be releasing a retrospective vinyl collection titled, 20 Number Ones. Arriving on September 29, the project will compile each of his hits plus his current single, “Angels (Don’t Always Have Wings),” as a bonus track.
Listeners will take a trip down their memory lane as they get the chance to re-explore their favorite tunes like “Make Me Wanna,” “Die a Happy Man,” “Crash and Burn,” “Unforgettable,” and more.
After earning his 20th No. 1 hit with “Half Of Me (feat. Riley Green),” Thomas Rhett released a brand-new single to Country radio that was inspired by his wife Lauren Akins on January 23, 2023.
Co-written by Rhett alongside Julian Bunetta, Teddy Swims (whose real name is Jaten Dimsdale) and Josh Thompson, “Angels (Don’t Always Have Wings)” celebrates unconditional, patient love.
“This is my favorite song from the album. I wrote it from a personal perspective, but I think it will resonate with a lot of people,” Rhett shared in a press release.
Previously titled “Angels,” the track first appeared on Thomas Rhett’s critically acclaimed sixth studio album, Where We Started, which arrived on April 1, 2022. The project features collaborations with Katy Perry, Riley Green, Tyler Hubbard and Russell Dickerson.
Where We Started features 15 tracks, including Rhett’s latest chart-topping hit, “Half Of Me,” a duet with Green, “Slow Down Summer,” as well as “Where We Started,” a duet featuring Perry.
Thomas Rhett’s next scheduled concert appearance will take place on August 11 at TidalWave Festival in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
For additional information and a full list of Thomas Rhett’s upcoming tour dates, visit his official website HERE.
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