Keith Urban Saying Good Job for Carrie Underwood 2nd Baby
Land music honored the cream of the crop on Wednesday (November xiv) when the biggest titans of the genre banded together for the Carrie Underwoodand Brad Paisley-hosted 2018 CMA Awards. Not only did the former unveil that she is expecting another baby boy, but the 2019 ceremony also saw Keith Urban snag the Entertainer of The Yr title while Kacey Musgraves took home Album of The Year. There was too a touching moment of silence to the victims of the M Oaks shooting led by Garth Brooks.
If y'all missed out on the state spectacle, nosotros have your back with a number of highlights from the big show. Take a look below!
Carrie Underwood Reveals The Gender Of Baby No. 2
Only as she did with her firstborn child, Underwoodrevealed the gender of her second child with husband Mike Fisher, announcing that she is expecting another baby boy during the opening monologue.
"Recollect last fourth dimension when I accidentally revealed the gender of your baby? Tonight nosotros're going to reveal something even more exciting — who your baby's father is!" her co-hostPaisley jokingly said at the podium, before listing off several names that'd bespeak whether she was having a boy or daughter. "Garth or Trisha?" he connected, along with a number of other famous country couples, before posing the trick question: "Willie or Waylon?" She eventually caved and said the upcoming baby was "a Willie."
Luke Bryan Shines Light On Cole Swindell & More than Newcomers During Opening Number
Luke Bryan has a long and lengthy history with the annual bear witness, so it wasn't surprising to encounter the veteran superstar smoothen some light on budding new country stars during his performance of contempo single,"What Makes You Country."
For the opening ceremony number, which was preceded by a moment of silencefor the 12 victims of the Thousand Oaks shooting, the 42-year-sometime superstar kicked off the toe-tapping land anthem at the center of the stage. "Let's exist proud of what makes this country tonight," he said at the top of his performance. Towards the middle of the number, Bryan took the sidelines by welcoming folks like Jon Pardi, Luke Combs, Cole Swindell, Lindsay Ell, Ashley McBryde and Chris Janson to take over the song on both vocals and instrumentation fronts.
Thomas Rhett Couldn't Stop Giggling After Kissing His Wife Mid-Operation
Zero like the good ol' higher days.Thomas Rhett brought the Academy of Georgia to the2018 Land Music Awards as he performed his striking single "Life Changes" with UGA as the backdrop. The real-life college dropout kicked off his performance hopping out of dorm room bed before knocking over a few books. He then began singing with a full-on marching band, seemingly ditching his studies completely to have some fun. #Relatable
The most memorable role of Thomas' performance though was when he hugged his married woman, Lauren Akins, who was in the oversupply, and couldn't stop giggling as they held on to each other. (Talk most couple goals!)
Garth Brooks & The CMAs Pay Tribute To The Victims Of Thousand Oaks
At the elevation of the show, Garth Brooks took the stage to begin the nighttime with a moment of silence for all of the victims of the recentmass shooting at Deadline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks, California. Equally the show opened, Garth somberly said, "On behalf of our land music community, I want to say that tonight'south show is lovingly dedicated to the twelve individuals who we lost far likewise shortly but a week ago tonight at the Borderline in Thousand Oaks, California. Tonight, let'due south gloat their lives."
He added, "Permit the music unite the states with dear in their enduring retentivity. So please, join me now in a moment of silence." During the moment of silence, the names of the twelve people who lost their lives in the horrific shooting were on display.
Brad and Carrie Pass Out Nashville Hot Chicken
Country stars gotta eat too!
Keith Urban Tearfully Accepts Entertainer of the Year Award
And the CMAs Entertainer of the Year is ... drum gyre please ... Keith Urban! The New Zealand native took habitation the award of the evening, presented past the one and only Lionel Richie. Urban was up against country stars including Jason Aldean,Luke Bryan, Kenny Chesney, and Chris Stapleton in the coveted category.After it was revealed that he is this year'south Entertainer of the Year, Keith, who looked shocked to have ane, emotionally hugged his wife, Nicole Kidman, who was by his side all night. So, the country star took the stage to give a tearful acceptance speech.
With tears in his eyes, Keith thanked his family, his team, land radio, and his fans during his acceptance speech communication. He said, "I have the nigh astonishing team in the world," besides calling his fans "astounding." He ended with, "Above all, only cheers then much. I wish my dad was here to see this, but I think he'south watching over me this night, and I just experience very very blessed, and very grateful that i get to practise what I practise. And, thanks to all of you for coming out. God bless country music, Gold anoint y'all all. Thanks."
Kacey Musgraves Wins Album Of The Year For Golden Hour
Kacey Musgraves proved to be a true laic when the vocaliser/songwriter took to the 2018 CMA Awards and won Album of the Twelvemonth for her critically-acclaimed Golden Hourdespite calling out the ceremony for their gender disparity. "This is really, really crazy timing, considering I simply realized this morning -- it sounds similar a lie -- ten years ago today I moved to Nashville," Musgraves kicked off her acceptance speech alongside the album'south co-producers Ian Fitchuk and Daniel Tashian. "We poured everything nosotros had into this [album], and I'm and so proud of it." Prior to her big win, Musgraves performed "Slow Burn down" off the LP, offering the audience with a gustation of the heartfelt spirit of her anthology.
Before this year, Musgraves was honored with an Anthology of the Year nomination for Golden Hour, just even so made it a signal to call out the academy for their lack of female nominees. "I have the biggest heart for country music," Musgraves toldBillboard. "And I'm honored to correspond the female creative spirit as -- unfortunately -- the only female album nominated this year."
Garth Brooks Tearfully Dedicates "Stronger Than Me" To Trisha Yearwood
Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood make one of THE cutest country music couples out at that place. We're talking accented #marriagegoals here. During his performance at the 2018 CMAs in Nashville, Garth serenaded his lovely wife Trisha with a sweet song that she's never heard before, and that he's never performed before, called "Stronger Than Me."
With the spotlight on merely him and his acoustic guitar, and as Trisha watched from the audition, Garth sang "Stronger Than Me" direct to his wife, and both got emotional during the sentimental performance. With Yearwood looking on from the front row, Brooks sang lyrics like, "She lifts the weight of this whole globe off of my shoulders."
And the song concluded with this tear-jerking line: "If I had a choice, I'd pray that God takes me first, 'crusade you're stronger than me."
Florida Georgia Line, Bebe Rexha Add Serene Twist To 'Meant To Be'
Florida Georgia Line and Bebe Rexha brought their boom collaboration,"Meant to Be," to the show, but the acts decided to switch things upwards from their usual routine of the mid-tempo number. More than halfway through the ceremony, Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley stood in front of the crowd in matching white suits as they kicked off the gentle remake of "Meant to Exist." Afterward their opening verse, Rexha appeared for her contributions decked out in some retro fashion alongside a piano and orchestra, alluding to the "little surprise" that the duo teased earlier in the printing.
"We've got a different type of performance scheduled. Nosotros've got a trivial surprise, a niggling different version of it, only information technology's gonna be super-powerful," Brian admitted toABC. "We're just excited about getting out in that location, performing together. We've washed it a couple of times, but I recollect this'll be the best, this'll be the most powerful and we're just excited near seeing the faces of our friends and family and fans....seeing their reactions and [hearing] their thoughts."
Jason Aldean & Miranda Lambert Perform 'Drowns The Whiskey' During CMAs
Miranda Lambert and Jason Aldean took to show and celebrated their No. 1 collab,"Drown the Whiskey," which serves every bit the second single from the latter's current anthology, Rearview Boondocks.
During the performance, the country titans stood side-by-side in front of a shining light ready that sporadically illuminated behind their band. "Whiskey'due south supposed to drown the memory/ I've gone from one to one too many/ And the affair that really gets me/ Is how your memory drowns the whiskey," the pair crooned during the chorus to the heartbreak canticle.
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