AUG 4 | Little Big Town

Grammy, ACM, CMA, and AMA Award-winning group, Little Big Town—consisting of members Karen Fairchild, Phillip Sweet, Kimberly Schlapman, and Jimi Westbrook—first entered the music scene over 20 years ago with hit songs “Boondocks,” “Bring It On Home,” “Good As Gone,” and the Grammy-nominated “Little White Church.” The band’s breakthrough albums Tornado (2013) and Pain Killer (2014) produced multiple Billboard No. 1 singles, including “Pontoon,” “Tornado,” and “Day Drinking,” as well as the history-making, best-selling country single of the year (2015) “Girl Crush.” 2017’s, The Breaker, debuted No. 1 on the Billboard country charts and Top 10 (No.4) on the Billboard 200 to critical acclaim. The album features their Grammy-winning, multi-week No. 1 single, “Better Man,” as well as the 2019 Grammy-nominated, “When Someone Stops Loving You.” Critically acclaimed and Grammy-nominated “The Daughters,” “Over Drinking,” and hit single “Wine, Beer, Whiskey” are the latest from the band’s self-produced, ninth studio album Nightfall which was released at the top of the Billboard country charts in January of 2020. To date, “Wine, Beer, Whiskey” has reached global streams of over 265 million, putting Little Big Town’s career lifetime streams at over 2.3 billion.

Little Big Town has earned more than 45 award show nominations and has taken home nearly 20 awards, including multiple Grammy, AMA, People’s Choice, CMA, and ACM Awards and an Emmy Award.

The band recently launched 4 Cellars wine and Day Drinking canned wine spritzers, their first non-musical project as a band, with Browne Family Vineyards.

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When Karley Scott Collins moved to Nashville from her hometown of Lake City, FL, she arrived armed with her words—turns of phrase she’d fallen in love with, stories told to her by friends and family, and lyrics she’d jotted down in notebooks since she was 12.  It’s Collins’ rich and emotionally soulful voice—an instrument that toes the line between wide-eyed wonder and world-weary knowledge—that anchors their messages. At their focal points, her songs are wrapped in lush instrumentation, neatly folding in her myriad musical influences like The Eagles, Stevie Nicks, Leonard Cohen, and Willie Nelson. Backed by Warner Chappell Publishing and Sony Nashville, her debut releases, “Heavenly” and “Tattoos” are available now. With more new music on the way thereafter, the 22-year-old upstart is all but assured to land with a seismic impact in the months ahead.

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