MEDIA ADVISORY Award-Winning Nashville Country Music Artist CHUCK THOMAS Album Launch Party Aug. 21st in NASHVILLE
Aug 19, 2021
Nashville, Tennessee Aug 18, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - MEDIA ADVISORY- INTERVIEW / PHOTO / VIDEO OPPORTUNITY
Award-Winning Country Music Singer/Songwriter CHUCK THOMAS Celebrates His New Album Release HILLBILLY FRIDAY NIGHT with LIVE FULL BAND Performance Saturday, August 21st at CABANA TAPS in Nashville
WHAT: Launch Party for the new CHUCK THOMAS album HILLBILLY FRIDAY NIGHT with a live, full-band performance
WHERE: Cabana Taps, Hillside Village, 1910 Belcourt Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee 37212
WHEN: Saturday, August 21, 2021, 6 to 9 p.m.
WHO: Award-winning country music singer/songwriter CHUCK THOMAS and a full band of top Nashville guest performers including Daniel Dennis (bass), Max Siedman (acoustic guitar), Thomas O'Brien (drums), Justin Weaver (lead guitar), Merna Lewis (fiddle) and Eric Barfield (keyboard) with Angela Hart on background vocals.
ADVANCE and ON-SITE MEDIA INTERVIEW, PHOTO & VIDEO REQUESTS are being accepted from qualified media outlets. To request an interview with CHUCK THOMAS please contact Jim DeLorenzo by phone at (215) 266-5943 (voice or text), or by e-mail at [email protected].
BACKGROUND: Award-winning singer, songwriter and co-producer CHUCK THOMAS will celebrate the release of his new country music album HILLBILLY FRIDAY NIGHT with an album release party and live performance at CABANA TAPS in Nashville on Saturday, August 21st. The event begins at 6 p.m.
One of Nashville's top songwriters, Thomas embarks on the next stage of his creative career with the release of his new album, as well as the launch of his independent CHUCK THOMAS MUSIC label and website. The independent artist has devoted the past 15 years to songwriting and performing, valuing the power of stories to help people heal during difficult times.
The new album includes the title track HILLBILLY FRIDAY NIGHT, as well as six other songs that deserve listening - Inside This Glass, Which Way Should I Go, Light is Gone (written with season nine finalist on "The Voice" Barrett Baber), Heard It All, Still Miss Home, and an acoustic bonus track, Have I Died.
Thomas's new album features guest performances by many top Nashville musicians, many of whom will join him onstage at Cabana Taps on August 21st to perform the new album, live. A U.S. Marine Corps veteran, Thomas moved to Nashville in 2006 for the next chapter in his life after many years working in his native Philadelphia as a fitness trainer and sports trainer. He has dedicated this "second act" to music and along the way has accomplished a number of enviable achievements, most recently being selected the 2019 Josie Music Awards Songwriter of the Year for his body of work. At the 2019 Global Music Awards, Thomas won the silver medal for Modern Country Music Songwriter for his song, "Signs." In 2018, Thomas won The Josie Award for Modern Country Song of The Year for "God Gave Me All I Need" as well as Album of the Year for "Cigarettes and Whiskey" at the 2018 NIMA Awards.
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