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CMA Fest Night 3: Nostalgia Reigns Supreme
7 Jun
Summary
- Tim McGraw closed night three with a set of '90s hits.
- Sara Evans performed hits like 'Born to Fly' and 'A Little Bit Stronger'.
- Carly Pearce surprised fans with bluegrass artists and Riley Green.
The third night of CMA Fest in Nashville concluded with a powerful display of country music nostalgia. Headliner Tim McGraw took the stage, transporting the audience back to the '90s with hits like 'Something Like That' and 'Down on the Farm,' alongside a preview of his new song 'Song For America.'
Earlier in the evening, Sara Evans captivated the crowd with career staples such as 'Born to Fly' and 'A Little Bit Stronger,' reminding attendees of her enduring popularity. Missouri native Evans, known for her early 2000s hits, engaged the stadium with her heartfelt performance.
Carly Pearce, hailing from Kentucky, brought a distinctive bluegrass flavor to the festival, joined by legendary pickers Ricky Skaggs and Molly Tuttle. She later performed an intimate duet of 'If I Don't Leave, I'm Gonna Stay' with Riley Green, creating a memorable moment for the 70,000 attendees.
Rising artist Zach Top delivered a set focused on his 'old school' country sound, showcasing his guitar skills with songs like 'Guitar' and 'Bad Luck.' Jordan Davis also performed, collaborating with Marcus King, who injected energetic rock guitar solos into their rendition of 'Louisiana Stick,' adding a cross-genre appeal to the night's lineup.
