Author: Lauren Zimmerman

Rachel Wammack and Tyler Rich have been tapped as a special guest to Brett Young when he bring his “crowd-pleasing” set to fans across the country this fall with CMT ON TOUR: HERE TONIGHT. Tickets for CMT ON TOUR: HERE TONIGHT go on sale in select markets Friday, August 24 at 10:00AM local time via www.BrettYoungMusic.com. Additional markets will be announced in the coming weeks.

“This tour has got me pumped already,” said Young. “We teamed up with CMT to name it after a new song I’ve been working on. It’s all about losing track of time because you’re so wrapped up in the moment. That’s what I want it to be all about out with the fans each night, and Rachel and Tyler are going to be a great way to get it started.”

First Announced CMT ON TOUR: HERE TONIGHT 2018 Dates:
11.16 – Royal Oak, MI – Royal Oak Theatre
11.17 –  Northfield, OH – Hard Rock Live Northfield Park
11.18 – Saint Louis, MO – The Pageant
11.29 – Charlotte, NC – The Fillmore Charlotte
11.30 – Columbia, SC – Township Auditorium
12.1 – North Myrtle Beach, SC – House of Blues
12.2 – Lake Buena Vista, FL – House of Blues
12.6 – Albany, NY – Palace Theatre
12.9 – New York, NY – Playstation Theatre
12.14 – Atlanta, GA – Coca Cola Roxy Theatre
12.16 – Kansas City, MO – Arvest Bank Theatre at The Midland

Rachel Wammack, a 24-year old native from Muscle Shoals, Alabama, describes her sound as the trifecta of Country, Soul and Adult Pop. Being influenced heavily from the rich music history of her hometown, Rachel had no choice but to be shaped and sharpened by the artistic gusto that comes when those sounds merge. Rachel honed her craft not only as vocalist, but as a songwriter. At the age of 12, Rachel wrote her first song. Throughout the following adolescent years, Rachel expressed her art in her songwriting, storytelling, playing in the High school band, and pursuing a degree in professional writing. At the age of 17 she was discovered by a Sony Music Nashville executive while Rachel was performing at a fine cuisine, piano restaurant in Muscle Shoals. Five years and many written songs later, Rachel would receive a record deal from Sony Music Nashville. In April 2018 Rachel released her self-titled, four song EP via the RCA Records Nashville imprint, giving her ever growing fan base a taste of the music that’s still to come. Wammack’s EP, which includes her newly-released debut single “Damage,” proves that the young singer/songwriter is standing at the starting line of what promises to be an exciting, self-fulfilling and stunning career. For additional information, visit RachelWammack.com

Multi-platinum  singer/songwriter Luke Combs releases his most personal video to date today for his Top 30 and climbing single  “She Got  The Best Of Me”.   Combs  takes centerstage in the video based on the true story of the journey his  songs have  carried him on – telling the story of his career from the birthplace of his music in Boone, N.C. to  miles on miles of  touring and moving to Nashville culminating in the present day  success of his Platinum debut album  This One’s For You , three  record-setting No. 1 singles, multiple award show moments and the fan growth from  rural  field parties to sold-out arena crowds.   

WATCH “She Got The Best Of Me” HERE 

 Combs and TA Films, the team behind his first three music videos, put  intentionality  into every moment to create a scavenger  hunt for fans throughout the video of milestone moments from Combs’ story. Woven into the video narrative are nods towards Combs’ lyrics, cameos  of band members & songwriting friends,  throw backs to Boone, N.C. and  This One’s  Fori  You Too highlights.   

The concept is  particularly special for “She Got The  Best Of Me” as the track has been a bubbling viral fan favorite since Combs first co-wrote and released it in 2014 on his  Can I Get  An Outlaw?   EP prior to moving to Nashville, Tenn.   

 Among the many special elements, highlights are : 

• Combs performing with “She Got The  Best Of Me” co-writers, Channing Wilson & Rob Snyder, at the songwriter’s night Revival at Tin Roof in Nashville where he first met both songwriters.   
• Combs’ Dodge Neon – the car he owned  when  he moved to Nashville  
• The Klondike Cafe sign – the location of  Combs’  very first video for “Let The Moonshine”.  
• The stickered guitar Luke is playing is the first one he learned to play on and wrote his first EP on.   
• Snapshots  from “Hurricane”, “When It Rains It Pours” and “One
  ​Number Away” music videos are all a part of the new video.   Original vine video of Combs first singing “She Got The Best Of Me”   
• Footage of Luke performing at Coyote Joe’s in Charlotte, N.C. – the venue Combs first saw Eric Church play and that he later headlined & earned the record for the fastest sell-out   

Combs recently culminated  a week of first  where he debuted at Madison Square Garden to a sold-out crowd on the  High Noon Neon Tour  with Jason Aldean and joined Lollapalooza as the only country artist on the bill for a packed-out performance to a sea of fans. For more on Combs and to catch him on the road, visit LukeCombs.com.