Nashville, Tenn. – June 8, 2012 – Country music star and award winning TV host Craig Morgan is set to appear on Travel Channel’s new series “Hotel Impossible” on Monday, June 11.   In the upcoming episode, Morgan joins hotel “fixer” Anthony Melchiorrias he travels to the historic Fiddler’s Inn in Nashville, a 202-room independent hotel located in the Music Valley section of Nashville, right across the street from the Grand Ole Opry.

Despite its prime location, the music has stopped for the once iconic
Fiddler’s Inn. Upon his arrival, Melchiorri is shocked to find the
hotel’s lobby lacks personality, has no place for guests to congregate
and is basically a gift shop filled with uninspired Nashville souvenirs.
For this historic hotel to survive, it must redecorate, rebrand &
reconnect with its country music roots. Melchiorri plans a surprise food
truck competition hosted at the hotel — judged by country music star
Craig Morgan!  Morgan also offers an acoustic performance of music from
his recently released CD This Ole Boy for hotel guests and event attendees. Catch the episode’s premiere on Travel Channel on Monday, June 11 at 10:00PM ET.

This appearance adds to Morgan’s small screen resume’ as he appeared on
“Army Wives” earlier this year and recently filmed a role on “Rizzoli
& Isles” to air later this summer.  His own show “Craig Morgan: All
Access Outdoors” enters its third season on the Outdoor Channel starting
July 1^st.

Craig’s new album THIS OLE BOY, featuring the latest single “Corn Star” is available everywhere music is sold.

ABOUT CRAIG MORGAN: One of country music’s
best-loved artists, Craig Morgan has made a name for himself with
massive radio airplay of his signature hits:  “Bonfire,” “Almost Home,”
“Redneck Yacht Club,” “That’s What I Love About Sunday” and
“International Harvester”.  His latest single “Corn Star” is the follow
up to Morgan’s Top 15 hit and title track “This Ole Boy.” The new album,
his first release on Black River Entertainment, boasted a Top 5 debut
on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart when it released on
February 28, 2012. Craig received one of country music’s highest honors
when he was inducted as a member of the Grand Ole Opry in 2008. Prior to
becoming a country music and TV sensation, Craig Morgan spent over 10
years of active duty in the Army and an additional nine years in the
Army Reserves.  He is an avid supporter of America’s military personnel
and a recipient of the 2006 USO Merit Award. In addition to a prolific
country music career, he hosts the award-winning show “Craig Morgan: All
Access Outdoors” on The Outdoor Channel with season 3 set to debut July
1. For more information on Craig Morgan, please visit
www.craigmorgan.com or follow him on Twitter @CMorganmusic.