Tennessee wide receiver Cedric Tillman spoke with the media Tuesday to look back on the in at Missouri and look ahead to Saturday’s SEC home opener vs. South Carolina.
Tennessee defensive lineman Matthew Butler spoke with the media Tuesday to look back on the in at Missouri and look ahead to Saturday’s SEC home opener vs. South Carolina.
Tennessee defensive lineman Omari Thomas spoke with the media Tuesday to look back on the in at Missouri and look ahead to Saturday’s SEC home opener vs. South Carolina.
Tennessee offensive lineman Cade Mays spoke with the media Tuesday to look back on the in at Missouri and look ahead to Saturday’s SEC home opener vs. South Carolina.
Tennessee offensive coordinator Alex Golesh spoke with the media Tuesday to look back on the in at Missouri and look ahead to Saturday’s SEC home opener vs. South Carolina.
Tennessee defensive coordinator Tim Banks spoke with the media Tuesday to look back on the in at Missouri and look ahead to Saturday’s SEC home opener vs. South Carolina.
As Dylan Scott gets ready to wrap up his duties on the Proud To Be Right Here tour with Luke Bryan over the next couple of weekends, he already is making plans for hitting the road in 2022!
Dylan shares, “I’m excited to finally headline in front of my fans. Hopefully we’ve gained a lot of new ones over the past few months while being on tour with Luke.”
Dylan also talks about his opening act, “I’m bringing out a new artist named Dylan Marlowe who y’all are going to love! Ready to live my best life on the ‘Livin’ My Best Life Tour.’”
Livin’ My Best Life tour dates & venues;
2/24/2022 Grand Rapids, MI – GLC Live at 20 Monroe
2/25/2022 Rosemont, IL – Joe’s Live*
2/26/2022 Detroit, MI – Saint Andrew’s Hall
3/3/2022 Cleveland, OH – House of Blues Cleveland
3/4/2022 Louisville, KY – Mercury Ballroom
3/5/2022 Cincinnati, OH – Bogart’s
3/10/2022 Charlotte, NC – The Fillmore Charlotte
3/11/2022 Chattanooga, TN – The Signal
3/12/2022 Atlanta, GA – Tabernacle
3/17/2022 Philadelphia, PA – Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia
3/18/2022 New Haven, CT – Toad’s Place
3/19/2022 Huntington, NY – The Paramount
3/24/2022 North Myrtle Beach, SC – House of Blues Myrtle Beach
3/25/2022 Raleigh, NC – The Ritz
3/26/2022 Isle of Palms, SC – The Windjammer*
3/31/2022 Garden City, ID – Revolution Concert House & Event Center
4/1/2022 Salt Lake City, UT – The Depot
4/7/2022 Sacramento, CA – Ace of Spades
4/8/2022 San Diego, CA – The Observatory North Park
4/9/2022 Anaheim, CA – House of Blues Anaheim
4/28/2022 Boston, MA – House of Blues Boston
4/29/2022 Silver Spring, MD – The Fillmore Silver Spring
*not produced by Live Nation
Tickets go on sale for the Livin’ My Best Life tour this Friday (October 8th) at 10am local time – https://dylanscottcountry.com/
Between his finishing up the dates with Luke and heading out on his on headlining tour next year, Dylan will be taking the stage at his own annual show, Bayou Stock!
No matter where or when fans get to see Dylan he’ll be singing his new song that…as he says, fits him to a “T” – “Static”
Dylan Scott will also be performing his current single at country radio – “New Truck.”
Carly Pearce knew that after the success of “I Hope You’re Happy Now” and the reaching out she did to Luke Combs to write the song, and Lee Brice to sing it with her…if there was an artist she wanted to work with, she’d ask that person.
Carly has known Ashley McBryde for years as the two would see each other around Music City, and would sometimes end up at singer-songwriter shows together.
So, when it came time to start creating songs for 29:Written In Stone, Carly’s latest album that recently came out, she thought it was finally time to see if Ashley wanted to collaborate.
It didn’t take long for Carly to have her answer as Ashley shot back a “Yes!” to the request.
As they got together to work on a track, it turns out that Carly and Ashley were in the same mindset from the get-go.
Carly shares, “We got in the same room, and I was hoping that she would want to write a duet, and she actually later has told me that she was hoping that I wanted to write a duet too.”
Carly adds, “We referenced…as you do, when you’re writing, some of the big female-female duets…especially ‘Does He Love You’ and we did not even want to try even think that we could write something remotely close to that…so we steered away from that.”
“Does He Love You” was a duet by Reba McEntire, and Linda Davis (who is the mom to Lady A‘s Hillary Scott – who is on tour with Carly Pearce right now with the What A Song Can Do tour). The number-one hit was one of the new songs included on Reba’s Greatest Hits Volume Two when it came out in 1993.
The duet that did result from Carly and Ashley’s getting together was “Never Wanted To Be That Girl.”
Ashley says “I think we discussed a couple of, not really exchanging stories about being cheated on, but some scenarios that could happen. How does other girl meet guy? How does this happen? And I think we started with the first line. We were just talking about what if it were as innocent as needing help changing a tire because you weren’t wearing the proper clothing or you just got your nails done or whatever. To change the tire and then that dude says, ‘We should go get a beer.’ You would. And if you hit it off you would keep doing it. So, we just started at the top left-hand corner of the page.”
Carly adds “I know, right? We kind of wrote it as it was going in real time. (Ashley ‘Yeah.’) And, you know, for me, I felt like I was in a season with Shane (McAnally) where we just could all feel in the room what kind of thing we were gonna write, and it just kinda was the matter of landing on the right way to do it.”
Ashley, “We didn’t know exactly how the story was gonna turn out. We just kinda found out as we wrote it.”
“Never Wanted To Be That Girl” from Carly Pearce & Ashley McBryde is one of the 15-tracks on Carly’s 29: Written In Stone – which is available now.
Did you catch Britney Night on week 3 of Dancing With The Stars?
Jimmie Allen was happy to Salsa his way to another week of surviving the dance competition with his partner Emma Slater.
The night was even more special as he was able to dance to one of his favorite artists – Britney Spears, and her song “Outrageous.”
After his performance Jimmie shared that he’s actually been to see Britney 8 times in concert.
With Derek Hough out due to a “potential COVID exposure” the three remains judges, Carrie Ann Inaba, Len Goodman, and Bruno Tonioli, scored Jimmie and Emma a 20 out of 30 points with Bruno being the most enthusiastic about their performance.
When it came time to find out who was not making the trip to week 4, Jimmie and Emma got some good news.
Sadly, Bling Empire star Christine Chiu and her dancing partner Pasha Pashkov were the eliminated at the end of week 3 of Dancing With The Stars.
As Jimmie Allen is continuing to be light on his feet week after week, he’s also climbing the country music airplay chart with Brad Paisley and their collaboration “Freedom Was A Highway.”
By Vince Ferrara / @VinceSports
Longtime college football assistant coach Don Mahoney, a former University of Tennessee assistant coach from 2013 to 2016, broke down Tennessee’s win over Missouri with me. He went to the dry erase “wipey” board for an Xs & Os analysis of the 92-yard TD run by Tiyon Evans. He also shared whether the Vols improved offense or Missouri’s bad defense should be the biggest takeaway from UT’s 62-24 win at Mizzou.
Don is a great football mind. He’s my color analyst for the KOC High School Football Game of the Week each Friday night on The Sports Animal, AM 990. Listen to all our completed game calls, commercial free HERE.
Highlights of the touchdown are from the University of Tennessee’s game highlights on YouTube. You can watch those full game highlights from the Tennessee win below as well.
