It traveled to the top of Country Charts, No. It is a song cover we never knew we needed in 2015. Until Tennessee Whiskey by Chris Stapleton came in 2015 and launched the country singer’s career. This guy with long hair, big beard, and cowboy hat has already penned songs for the upper crust of country, like Tim McGraw, Luke Bryant, and so much more. Stapleton is not your ordinary songwriter. Then, he will make his way to the UK on September 28 for the inaugural country music festival, Jags Country.Chris Stapleton’s Tennessee Whiskey is still making the waves today after he released it five years ago. So far, Brian Kelley’s solo venture has also produced songs like “ American Spirit,” “Florida Strong,” “Made By The Water,” “Sunday Service In The Sand,” and more.īrian Kelley will get to showcase these songs and more during his upcoming performances in Orlando, FL on September 11. Brian Kelley on the Close Up Stage at Fan Fair X on Saturday, June 10 during CMA Fest 2023 in downtown Nashville Photo by Josh Brasted/CMA “Dirt Cheap” or “See You Next Summer,” both serve as a great example of this process because while he didn’t write them, the tunes are still a great fit for his catalog. “There’s no ego here, it’s best song wins,” he explained. Kelley previously discussed this creative process during an in-depth Q&A session with American Songwriter that took place during CMA Fest in Nashville. This means that he’s striving to write as many of his own songs as he can, while also being open to recording outside cuts by his fellow songwriters. When it comes to selecting songs to include in this next collection of work, the “Made By The Water” singer says he’s following what he calls the “Garth and Kenny model.” “See You Next Summer”īoth of Kelley’s latest tunes give fans a glimpse into his forthcoming debut album as a solo artist.
Bright lights flashed across the set while images of a tropical beach appeared in the background, setting the tone for the mid-tempo song penned by David Garcia, Michael Hardy, and Hillary Lindsey.Īlso produced by Dann Huff, “See You Next Summer” marked the Florida native’s first time in the most-added position at Country radio as a solo artist with 80 first-week stations launching the song via Big Machine Records.
On Tuesday, August 8, he brought the breezy summer anthem to the GMA stage while donning a Canadian tuxedo and white cowboy hat. “Dirt Cheap” marks yet another release from Kelley since embarking on his solo journey, and serves as a follow-up to his current single, “See You Next Summer.” The former member of country music duo Florida Georgia Line recently brought the single to life in his solo television performance debut on ABC’s Good Morning America. Celebrates Small-Town Life Brian Kelley – Dirt Cheap
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“Hey, let’s go / Get some roots digging / Stock the pond up for some honey hole fishing / Do a little prayin’ and a whole lot of livin’ / And some kissing on a front porch swing / If you want to slow things down / break a little ground where the green grass grows and the fresh air’s free / Girl, I reckon we outta be headed where they’re still selling / Dirt cheap,” Kelley sings in the chorus. Kelley’s newest release penned by Seth Ennis, Wyatt McCubbin, and Andy Sheridan does just that with its smooth, down-to-earth melody and up-tempo blend of acoustic guitars and a vibrant steel guitar. I am so thankful this song landed in my world, and I hope it resonates with those who hear it just like it did with me.”ĭespite living a beachside lifestyle as a Florida native, the DIAMOND-selling superstar still finds harmony in the classic country tunes that center around dirt roads, good ol’ boys and learning to slow down in a constantly moving world to appreciate the small things. He continued, “I’m working hard, so in love with my wife Brittney, and always keeping my eyes peeled for the perfect ‘Dirt Cheap’ property of our own.
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