The music video for Gabby Barrett‘s current single at country radio, “Pick Me Up” is out now, and Gabby has a very special costar for the video…her husband Cade Foehner!
The real life couple – who just shared that their expecting their second child – portray a couple that experience several decades together…
Gabby shares, “Cade and I got to act out a bunch of the different parts and scenes in this music video ourselves, which was really fun.”
Watch the music video for Gabby Barrett’s “Pick Me Up” here…
The music video for Gabby Barrett‘s current single at country radio, “Pick Me Up” is out now, and Gabby has a very special co-star for the video…her husband Cade Foehner!
The real life couple – who just shared that their expecting their second child – portray a couple that experience several decades together…
Gabby shares, “Cade and I got to act out a bunch of the different parts and scenes in this music video ourselves, which was really fun.”
Watch the music video for Gabby Barrett’s “Pick Me Up” here…
When Luke Combs announced his tour, The Middle Of Somewhere – fans were left wondering where the name came from.
Then Luke shared, “That’s one of my favorite songs off of the album, and you know a great name for a tour just because of the people that I feel like we get to play music for.”
Luke’s now giving fans a preview of what the song “Middle Of Somewhere” sounds like…
“Middle Of Somewhere,” “Tomorrow Me,” and Luke’s current single “Doin’ This” are from his upcoming album Growin’ Up – which arrives June 24th.
Luke’s The Middle Of Somewhere tour starts this September with Jordan Davis as direct support for the shows, and then Morgan Wade, and Lainey Wilson will be splitting the opening spot.
Mitchell Tenpenny will be at the first two shows Bangor as a special guest.
Luke Combs’ single “Doin’ This” is currently in the Top-5 looking to make it to the number-one spot.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – No. 1/1 Tennessee kicks off a fresh five-game homestand on Tuesday evening against Bellarmine at 6:30 p.m. inside Lindsey Nelson Stadium.
The Vols are looking for their 12th midweek victory of the season on Tuesday. It would be only the third time UT has logged a dozen midweek wins in a single season since 2001.
GAMEDAY INFORMATION For the most updated gameday information related to Tennessee baseball, please visit our Gameday Central page by clicking HERE. The baseball Gameday Central page contains info in regard to tickets, parking, stadium policies and more.
TICKET INFORMATION Season and single-game tickets for all remaining home contests are SOLD OUT. Limited standing room only tickets will go on sale for all games 90 minutes prior to first pitch at the Lindsey Nelson Stadium ticket office.
Single-game tickets for all games can also be purchased through Vivid Seats, the exclusive resale marketplace for Tennessee Athletics, by clicking HERE.
In order to keep Lindsey Nelson Stadium as full as possible, we are encouraging season ticket holders who are unable to use their tickets for a game(s) to transfer your tickets to someone else (Instructions HERE).
BROADCAST INFO Tuesday’s game will be streamed live on SEC Network+ and the ESPN app with Andy Brock (PxP) calling the action. The online broadcasts can be accessed on any mobile device through WatchESPN. WatchESPN can be accessed through the ESPN App, or online at espn.com/watch.
Fans can also listen to the Voice of Tennessee Baseball John Wilkerson and Vince Ferrara call the game on the Vol Network (FM 99.1/AM 990) as well as UTSports.com and the Tennessee Athletics App.
Overall: Tennessee leads, 1-0 In Knoxville: Tennessee leads, 1-0 In Louisville: 0-0 Neutral Sites: 0-0 Last Meeting: W, 9-3 (April 19, 2022 in Knoxville)
Tuesday will be just the second all-time meeting between the Vols and Knights, with the first coming just three weeks ago in Knoxville. Bellarmine is in the midst of its second season of Division I competition after transitioning from Division II following the 2020 season.
NOTABLE
Kings of the East Tennessee captured the SEC Eastern Division championship over the weekend, its second consecutive year winning the division. The Vols have claimed eight SEC East titles and won it back-to-back for the first time since the 1994-95 seasons.
Leading the Charge The Volunteers have been spectacular both at the plate and on the mound, leading the country in three pitching categories and two hitting categories. Tennessee has the top ERA (2.20), WHIP (0.93) and hits allowed per nine innings (5.91) of any team pitching, while at the plate UT holds the national lead in home runs (110) and slugging percentage (.599)
OPPONENT SCOUT
Bellarmine Knights
Record: 11-35 (8-16 ASUN)
2021 Postseason: N/A
2022 SWAC Preseason Poll: 11th
Head Coach: Larry Owens (9th year)
Preseason Conference Honors:
OF Matt Higgins (1st team)
Stat Leaders:
Batting Avg: Matt Higgins (.369)
Runs: Matt Higgins (55)
Hits: Matt Higgins (66)
Home Runs: Matt Higgins (19)
RBI: Matt Higgins (55)
Stolen Bases: Matt Higgins (14)
Wins: Pender/Braunecker (3)
Saves: Nick Parrish (3)
ERA (min. 20 IP): Nick Parrish (3.33)
WHIP (min. 20 IP): Gavin Braunecker (1.40)
Innings Pitched: Nolan Pender (73)
Strikeouts: Gavin Braunecker (45)
GAME PROMOTIONS Gameday promotions for all Tennessee athletics home events can be found on the UT Fan Experience page by clicking HERE.
Fans are encouraged to download the My All App for their phones and devices this season. The app is available on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store and will allow fans to participate in in-game trivia, the custom filter selfie cam and more throughout the year.
ON DECK The Vols continue their homestand, welcoming No. 22/NR Georgia to Rocky Top for a weekend series starting Thursday night at 7 p.m. ET.
As her single “Wishful Drinking” with Sam Hunt climbs the Billboard country airplay chart, Ingrid Andress recently appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to perform a new song.
“Good Person” gives fans more of a glimpse into the music that Ingrid might be planning for her follow-up album to her debut project Lady Like.
Talking about the track, Andress says, “I wrote ‘Good Person’ when I realized that I was starting to question a lot of things. What makes somebody good and what does that look like, and in a world of being so judgmental of other people, what makes you better than them?”
Watch Ingrid Andress’ debut on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon here…
This weekend Kelsea Ballerini returned to Knoxville, TN and Central High School, where she attended her Freshman and Sophomore years for a reunion – with everything shut down last year, the 10 year reunion in 2021, became the 11 year reunion in 2022.
Kelsea shared, “Technically, I didn’t graduate from this high school. I only spent my freshman and sophomore year there before moving to Nashville. but so much life happened here. crushes. music. friendship. heartbreak. insecurity. drive. the first time I played a song I wrote for anyone was in this auditorium. there was tragedy and there was magic…and it made leaving this community to go chase down this naïve knowingness the truest meaning of bittersweet. so after 13 years of being in Nashville, I decided to go to my reunion to be nostalgic with the people that made me love my hometown like I do. go bobcats for effing ever.”
Kelsea even got a special award at the reunion…
Anyone familiar with Kelsea and Kenny Chesney number-one hit “half of my hometown” knows the story of Ballerini’s move from Knoxville to Nashville.
LOCASH was one of the musical acts who recently played the Stagecoach Festival in California…and of course when you head to Cali, you take The Beach Boys!
ChrisLucas and PrestonBrust‘s current single at country radio features two actual Beach Boys – Mike Love and Bruce Johnston – who also showed at Stagecoach to perform the song with LOCASH.
Check out this behind the scenes video of the guys recording “Beach Boys.”
“Beach Boys” is from LOCASH’s recent EP Woods & Waters
Check out “Beach Boys” from LOCASH and Mike Love & Bruce Johnston.
LOCASH was one of the musical acts who recently played the Stagecoach Festival in California…and of course when you head to Cali, you take The Beach Boys!
ChrisLucas and PrestonBrust‘s current single at country radio features two actual Beach Boys – Mike Love and Bruce Johnston – who also showed at Stagecoach to perform the song with LOCASH.
Check out this behind the scenes video of the guys recording “Beach Boys.”
“Beach Boys” is from LOCASH’s recent EP Woods & Waters
Check out “Beach Boys” from LOCASH and Mike Love & Bruce Johnston.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – No. 12 Tennessee did its part to clinch the No. 3 seed in the upcoming SEC Tournament, defeating No. 16 Auburn 3-1 Sunday afternoon at Sherri Parker Lee Stadium to complete a three-game sweep of the Tigers.
Sophomore Ryleigh White rounded out a weekend of strong pitching from the Lady Vols with a gem of her own. The righty sat down 19 of the first 20 Tigers she saw, including a span of 17 straight. White finished with a line of 6.1 innings pitched, three hits, one earned run and a strikeout. The win was the sophomore’s third of the season and improved her record to 3-2.
Scoring opportunities rarely presented themselves to either team, but Tennessee (38-15, 15-8 SEC) was able to capitalize on the few that did. With two runners on and only a single out in the fourth inning, Kelcy Leach singled up the middle to score Amanda Ayala to tally the game’s first run and put the Lady Vols out in front 1-0. Super senior Ashley Morgan gave the stingy Auburn righty Maddie Penta another blemish with her own single up the middle that scored Ivy Davis and doubled the lead to 2-0 through four.
Ayala hit her first homer since March 19th in the sixth inning, launching number five of the season off the scoreboard and giving White a cushy 3-0 lead to chase Penta from the game. The Lady Vols have now homered in each of their past 10 matchups and have only failed to homer in seven of their 53 games this season.
Auburn (39-14, 11-13 SEC) attempted a comeback bid in the seventh beginning with right fielder Jessie Blaine’s solo home run, but as the saying often goes in softball: “solo shots don’t hurt you.”
Super senior Erin Edmoundson came in with one out in the frame and secured her first save of the season by striking out the first Tiger she faced and forcing the other into a routine grounder to Davis at shortstop, securing the 3-1 win. With the performance, the Lady Vols remain undefeated when holding teams to less than two runs in SEC play at 7-0, and 3-1 in conference games decided by two runs or less.
UT’s three-game sweep of Auburn was Tennessee’s second in a row over the Tigers, marking the program’s first back-to-back sweeps over Auburn since 2012-13. It also went down as Tennessee’s second sweep in conference play this season after taking three games from Texas A&M April 16-18.
UP NEXT: With Sunday’s results around the league, Tennessee locked up the No. 3 seed in the SEC Tournament and will open the conference showcase on Thursday at noon ET in Gainesville, facing either No. 6 LSU or No. 11 Mississippi State. The quarterfinal matchup can be seen on SEC Network.
