The third night of CMA Fest at Nissan Stadium in Nashville was filled with excitement and high energy performances from both established artists and up-and-coming talent. Longtime Grand Ole Opry member Terri Clark kicked off the evening, reflecting on the changes in the country music industry over the years. Husband and wife duo The War and Treaty made their CMA Fest debut on Saturday night, followed by rising star Jelly Roll who had once been a fan in attendance begging for TV time. Jelly Roll, now a headliner, will co-host the CMA Fest Concert Special with Ashley McBryde. The show is set to air on June 25 on News 2 and other ABC stations. The evening’s lineup also included performances by CMA Entertainer of the Year Lainey Wilson, Grammy Award-winner Keith Urban, and other talented artists. As the night came to a close, attendees geared up for the final night of CMA Fest on Sunday, June 9, with anticipation for more incredible performances. The event showcased the diversity of talent in the country music genre, from seasoned performers to emerging artists, all coming together to celebrate the spirit of country music at Nissan Stadium. The festival’s success reflects the growing audience interest and changing dynamics within the industry, creating an unforgettable experience for fans and artists alike.
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Night 3 of CMA Fest draws country music fans to Nissan Stadium in Nashville, TN
