Showing posts with label carrie underwood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label carrie underwood. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 25, 2020

Jim's Equipment Repair Nashville Music News 2/25/20; Tanya Tucker,& Carrie Underwood

Cry Pretty Reaches A Milestone


Carrie Underwood was moved to tears during an interview at last week's Country Radio Seminar in Nashville.   UMG Nashville CEO Mike Dungan and president Cindy Mabe joined Carrie as the session was closing and surprised her with a plaque commemorating her album’s platinum status.
Carrie shares writing credit on nine songs on Cry Pretty, as well as co producer credit.  The tearful superstar said, “This means a lot, because I feel like this is the project that I’ve done, and the album that I’ve done, that is the most ‘me.’ I’m honored and I’m humbled, and God is good.”




Tanya Wakes The King

  Country legend Tanya Tucker is loving her post Grammy winning resurgence.  When  Her CMT Next Woman Of Country Tour stopped in Memphis, TN Tucker was inspired by the spirit of the KING. 
  Tucker and her crew were treated to the VIP tour of Graceland earlier in the and the energy of  Elvis filled her soul.  Her set was full of hits, vintage cuts, casual banter with fans, an Elvis inspired pose, and a few covers of the King's classics including the often overlooked In The Ghetto.   


Monday, February 24, 2020

Red Dirt Report: Carrie Hits The Town


 Carrie Underwood must be suffering a bit of cabin fever.  The country superstar made a few stops in music city over the weekend. 
  Carrie and husband Mike Fisher stopped by the Bridgestone arena to watch Mike's former teammates on the Predators play a tough three periods of hockey.  In an instagram post, Carrie seems to miss the game and her husband playing it.
  "Good to be back at a @predsnhl game! Way to pull out the win, guys! Didn’t realize how much I missed it. Think I can talk the hubby into coming back for one more round? #LetsGoPredators #UnRetiredAgain? #FangFingers #MyHusbandNeedsAJob" 

 Thursday Afternoon Underwood surprised an invitation only crowd in Nashville by joining Keith Urban on stage for a live version of the 2017 hit, The Fighter.    Underwood had performed earlier in the afternoon and opportunity struck.. We haven't heard if it was planned in advance.