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“Waiting for Wishes” Event
Jamie Johnson with “American Pickers” star, Mike Wolfe at the 11th Annual “Waiting for Wishes” Celebrity Waiters Dinner on May 8th at The Palm restaurant in Nashville, TN.
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Celebrities Support “Waiting for Wishes”
Athletes, Country and Bluegrass Stars Step Up for Children
Kevin Carter, Jamie Johnson, Jay DeMarcus
Nashville, TN — Former Tennessee Titan Kevin Carter, along with Jay DeMarcus of Rascal Flatts, hosted the 11th annual Waiting for Wishes celebrity waiters dinner at The Palm Restaurant in Nashville. Celebrity waiters, including Jamie Johnson of The Grascals, donned waiters jackets to serve diners, sign autographs and accept donations.
Celebrity participants included Joe Don Rooney of Rascal Flatts, skating champion Scott Hamilton, singer Guy Penrod and NFL greats Eddie George, Craig Hentrich, Derrick Mason, Brad Hopkins and Eric Winston among many others. Silent and live auctions offered plenty of opportunity for giving with proceeds benefitting The Kevin Carter Foundation and The Make-A-Wish Foundation of Middle Tennessee. More than $1 million has been raised over the past decade to support this vital charity.
Jamie Johnson, Ansley McLaurin
Jamie Johnson took the stage with young cancer patient, Ansley McLaurin, to share a song with the crowd.
Multi-award winners, The Grascals, recently made their 117th appearance on the stage of the legendary Grand Ole Opry followed by a sold out performance at the famed Cumberland Caverns for an installment of the very unique “Bluegrass Underground” series.
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The Grascals on Inside Music Row
“The Grascals are arguably one of the biggest groups in bluegrass music, given their many wins at the IBMA Awards and other high profile events. With a new record label in the Mountain Home Music Company, they’ve wasted no time in putting out another incredible album…’Life Finds A Way.’ While it might be a little more country than some of their past albums, this surely will satisfy their die-hard fans. Here’s Kelly at a special listening party for the release of that new album.”
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The Grascals on GAC
Multi-award winning bluegrass artists The Grascals appeared on GAC-TVs Headline Country! The band recently celebrated the release of their latest CD, Life Finds A Way (Mountain Home Music) with a “blue carpet” event at the SiriusXM Music City Theater in Nashville.
Watch the video from it above.
Check GACTV.com for more information on the show.
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Get The Grascals’ New Album “Life Finds A Way” Today!
The Grascals’ new album, “Life Finds A Way” is available here!
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Life Finds a Way for the Grascals
NASHVILLE, TN — It’s The Grascals at their harmonious and instrumental best. The multiple IBMA Entertainer of the Year award winners and multiple Grammy nominees have enjoyed an epic journey and with their new CD, Life Finds a Way, they explore that journey with musical aplomb.
Life Finds a Way is available now.
On Saturday, March 24th, the Grascals will celebrate the release of their new project by making their 115th appearance on the legendary Grand Ole Opry.
After signing with Mountain Home Music (a division of Crossroads Entertainment & Marketing) in January, the band is back with a highly anticipated signature release that will remind fans of every reason they’ve loved this gifted group. From the classic “Sweet Baby James,” to the instrumental “Eleven Eleven,” and the inspirational “The Road to Surrender,” Life Finds a Way is a selection of familiar and new songs with significantly deeper themes.
This diverse collection benefits from every Grascal’s songwriting talent, as well as those of Dierks Bentley, Ronnie Bowman, Harley Allen, James Taylor, Jerry Salley and more.
As Country legend Tom T. Hall said in the liner notes, “Mere words can’t do this first project for Mountain Home Records justice. You have to play it and FEEL!!”
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Buy the Digital Version or Pre-Order the Hard Copy of The Grascals’ New Release TODAY!
The Grascals’ new release, “Life Finds A Way” is available NOW for digital download! You can also Pre-Order a hard copy for just $13.99. Click HERE to download or pre-order!
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KEB’ MO’ AND VINCE GILL HEADLINE MUSIC VOYAGER WORLD PREMIERE
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Tennessee’s fascinating music culture and history was captured and shown at the world premiere of Music Voyager: Tennessee – Nashville, Music City Feb. 15 at the Franklin Theatre. Artists Vince Gill and Keb’ Mo’ took the stage in a surprise musical performance to celebrate the launch of the series. Music legend Guy Clark joined them for the finale, closing the show in true Tennessee style. Music Voyager – Tennessee will soon make its way into 170 million homes worldwide.
Music Voyager is a music and travel series that gives viewers an up-close observation of the world’s most popular music. Music Voyager: Tennessee takes viewers along Interstate 40, known as the “Music Highway,” from Bristol to Memphis. Jacob Edgar, Music Voyager on-camera host, was the emcee for the Feb. 15 event that highlighted the Middle Tennessee portion of the series. The airing of the episode was followed by a sneak preview of a special fourth episode, “The Round.” Two additional Music Voyager episodes highlight the music of Memphis and East Tennessee, respectively. Premiere events of these episodes are slated for later this year.
“Tennessee and Music Voyager is a match made in music heaven,” said Commissioner Susan Whitaker, Tennessee Department of Tourist Development. “There’s no doubt that Music Voyager: Tennessee will help showcase the already enormous significance of the music of Tennessee on the world stage.”
The elite evening of entertainment and celebration also featured a performance by Alison Brown and Ron Ickes, along with remarks by Commissioner Whitaker. Special guests featured in Music Voyager episodes who also attended the premiere included: Jamie Johnson of the Grascals, five-year cancer survivor Ansley McLaurin who sang on “I Am Strong,” Shawn Byrne and Susanne Mumpower- Johnson.
In addition to the worldwide television audience of 170 million homes in 140 countries and 33 languages, Music Voyager: Tennessee will air in the in-flight television programming for 13 airlines and will be available in-room through several luxury and resort hotels throughout the world.
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