For over five decades, The CMA Fest offered a haven for fans of country music. Bringing some of the biggest names in the genre to the stage, the festival has been considered “The Ultimate Country Music Fan Experience.” And with the festival kicking off in less than 14 days, it seems that Spotify decided to share their lineup for the Spotify House that included top stars like Keith Urban, Rascal Flatts, and even Lainey Wilson. But that was just a taste of the talent Spotify had to offer country music fans.
Marking its sixth year of being part of the CMA Fest, the Spotify House will take over the Old Red bar thanks to Blake Shelton. Offering fans a more intimate setting than other venues, Spotify packed the three-day event with a mix of rising talent and hit stars.
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Excited about the upcoming festival, Spotify’s lead of country and folk, Jackie Augustus, said, “We’re thrilled to return to Nashville and bring back the beloved Spotify House at Ole Red, as we celebrate a decade of Hot Country—our flagship country music playlist.” She added, “Over the past 10 years, Hot Country has become a cornerstone in championing the genre, and we’re proud to continue that tradition by bringing fans, emerging artists, and country superstars together under one roof.”
Spotify House Performance Lineup
Already catching the attention of fans attending the festival, the Spotify House released their full lineup for the three days, starting on Thursday, June 5. It included:
Hudson Westbrook
Keith Urban
Noah Cyrus
Parker McCollum
Riley Green, Sam Barber
Thelma & James
Vincent Mason
Zac Brown Band
Bailey Zimmerman
Dylan Gossett
Gavin Adcock
Moving on to Friday, the Spotify House will welcome:
Whitcomb
Dasha, Dylan Scott
Hailey Whitters
Josh Ross
Kameron Marlowe
Kelsea Ballerini
Lily Rose
Little Big Town
Midland
Tanner Adell
Warren Zeiders
And closing out the event on Saturday, June 7, the Spotify House appeared to save the best for last.
Max McNown
Nate Smith
Rascal Flatts
Shaboozey
Ty Myers
Ashley Cooke
Carly Pearce
Carter Faith
Cole Swindell
Jordan Davis
Kashus Culpepper
Lainey Wilson
For those hoping to catch their favorite artists at Ole Red, they might want to get there early as the Spotify House event is open to the public. With a first-come, first-served policy, the intimate venue is sure to fill up fast as doors open daily at 10:00 a.m. CT.
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