Country Music’s Biggest Night™ Features Never-Before-Seen
Collaborations and Performances of the Year’s Biggest Hits by Legendary Artists
“The 53rd Annual CMA Awards” to Air Live from Bridgestone Arena Wednesday, Nov. 13 on the ABC Television Network
Eric Church, Luke Combs, Miranda Lambert, Reba McEntire, Maren
Morris, Dolly Parton with for KING &
COUNTRY and Zach Williams, P!NK and Chris
Stapleton, Carrie Underwood, and Keith Urban have
been announced as the first group of performers for “The 53rd Annual
CMA Awards,” hosted by Underwood with
special guest hosts McEntire and Parton. Country Music’s Biggest Night™ will
air live from Bridgestone Arena in Nashville Wednesday, Nov. 13 at
8/7c on the ABC Television Network.
Nine-time CMA Awards winner Dolly will welcome for KING
& COUNTRY and Williams to the CMA Awards stage for the first time ever
to perform an inspirational gospel medley of “God Only Knows,” “There
Was Jesus,” and Parton’s not-yet-released new song “Faith.” In an epic
collaboration, Stapleton, a three-time nominee this year, will join P!NK to
perform their duet, “Love Me Anyway.”
With three nominations this year, Church will perform his hit “Some Of It” from his CMA Album of the Year nominated album Desperate Man.Excited to perform "God Only Knows," "There Was Jesus" and "Faith" with @4kingandcountry and @zwilliamslive live on the #CMAawards. Don’t miss country music’s biggest night on Wednesday, November 13! pic.twitter.com/4MhNk0JPuS— Dolly Parton (@DollyParton) October 23, 2019
Combs, the reigning CMA New Artist of
the Year and three-time nominee this year, will take the stage performing fan
favorite “Beer Never Broke My Heart.”
In addition to her guest host appearance, Reba, a
six-time CMA Awards winner, will perform her classic hit, “Fancy.”
McEntire last performed the song at the CMA Awards in 2016 as part of a
multi-artist medley, opening the 50th anniversary ceremony.
The #CMAawards are known for unforgettable performances. So tune in to Country Music’s Biggest Night Wed, Nov. 13 on ABC as I perform “Fancy” LIVE and I won’t let you down!!! 😃 pic.twitter.com/9CVDPKgH2N— Reba (@reba) October 23, 2019
Miranda Lambert, nominated for
CMA Female Vocalist of the Year this year, will bring her rising new single “It
All Comes Out In The Wash” to the CMA Awards stage, while mum to be Maren
Morris will perform her three-time nominated hit, “GIRL.”
Morris is the top nominated artist this year with six total nominations.
Host and reigning CMA Female Vocalist of the Year Carrie Underwood,
also a three-time nominee this year, is set to perform “Drinking Alone”
from her CMA Album of the Year nominated album Cry Pretty, and
reigning CMA Entertainer of the Year and two-time nominee this year, Urban will
perform his hit, “We Were.”
Additional performers and presenters will be revealed in the
coming weeks.
“The 53rd Annual CMA Awards” is a production of
the Country Music Association. Robert Deaton is the Executive
Producer, Alex Rudzinski is the Director, and David
Wild is the Head Writer.
What does Country Music mean in your life? pic.twitter.com/gHzf1J45eo— CMA Country Music (@CountryMusic) October 22, 2019
GREAT NEWS BBC 4 will
be televising the CMA Awards!!
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| The official key art revealed for “The 53rd Annual CMA Awards,” hosted by Carrie Underwood with special guest hosts Reba McEntire and Dolly Parton live from Bridgestone Arena in Nashville Wednesday, Nov. 13 at 8/7c on the ABC Television Network.Photo Credit: Mark Seliger/ABC |
BBC Four will be broadcasting highlights from the CMA Awards which take place in November which will hosted by Carrie Underwood, Dolly Parton and Reba McEntire. CMA Awards Highlights 2019 is commissioned for BBC Four by James Stirling, Head of BBC Music and BBC Music Introducing.
Previously on Sun 19 Nov 2017
& Fri 23 Nov 2018 Bob Harris introduces the best bits from country music's
biggest night of the year in a 1-hour broadcast.
Also coming to BBC Four,
Ken Burns’ Country Music epic was filmed across eight years and features
many of the biggest country stars. The series explores the history of this
uniquely American art form across the twentieth century, from its roots in
ballads, blues and hymns, to its global popularity.
ABOUT The
Country Music Association
Who Makes
Up the Country Music Association?
The
Country Music Association is a 7,400-plus-member affiliation
of industry professionals from within 17 eligible categories: advertising /
public relations / media, affiliated, artist, composer, entertainment services,
international, marketing / digital, musician, personal manager, producer /
engineer / studio, publisher / PRO, radio, record company, talent agent, talent
buyer / promoter, touring personnel and venue. Those who work full-time in one
of those categories and earn their income mostly from within the country music
industry pay an annual membership fee if they wish to be part of the CMA.
Companies
within the country music industry can also apply for CMA membership, though
they are not eligible to vote for the CMA Awards.
CONNECT with The Country Music Association:
Fans can listen to music featuring the CMA Awards nominees and performers on Amazon Music, Apple Music, Pandora, Spotify, Vevo and YouTube.
To celebrate “The 53rd Annual CMA Awards,” the
official merchandise line featuring tees, sweatshirts and other gifts is now
available online.
Fans can order by Tuesday, Nov. 5 to receive
before the show. Merchandise will also be sold on-site at Bridgestone Arena
on Wednesday, Nov. 13.
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