Renegade Radio Nashville’s Captain Jack, Nashville Music
Media’s Elise Anderson, Taylor Made’s Greg Duckworth,
New Music Weekly owner Paul Loggins, Taylor Made’s Wendy
Williams, producer Dan Mitchell, and Taylor Made’s Brian
Duckworth.
Nashville, Tenn. (June 19, 2012) – With a record-breaking attendance of 71,000 fans from all over the world, Nashville’s annual CMA Music Festival has become one of the largest celebrations of its kind. June 7-10 played host to hundreds of star-studded events, including booth signings and performances by some of country music’s up-and-coming – and Little General Records trio Taylor Made was no exception. In from their native West Virginia, the group met with fans, performed on Music City’s famed Broadway, and interviewed with media and radio.
But the highlight of ‘Fan Fair’ came when Taylor Made performed at Broadway’s latest edition, Honky Tonk Central. During their full-band show, which included former singles Heavy Duty Beauty, Good Love, and current single Things You Don’t Grow Out Of, they were awarded New Music Weekly’s Best New Country Group of 2012.
“It was a complete surprise receiving this award in the middle of our performance,” said Greg Duckworth of Taylor Made. “Not only was it an honor to have won the award, but such a wonderful experience getting to share that win with friends, family and fans.”
Taylor Made recently released their latest album, Good Love, and is gearing-up for a radio tour to promote Things You Don’t Grow Out Of. For more information regarding the trio, visit www.taylormadecountry.com.
About The Country Music Association:
The first trade association for any single genre of music, the Country Music Association was established in 1958. Created to serve as an educational and professional resource for its thousands of company and industry-professional members, CMA plays host to events like the CMA Music Festival, CMA Awards, CMA Country Christmas, and CMA Songwriter Series in an effort share with and promote country music to the world.
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