Show: CMT Hot 20 Countdown
Date: December 3 and 4
Time: 9:00am ET
Network: CMT
DETAILS: Broken Bow Records’ artist
Dustin Lynch brings his infectious personality to
CMT’s Hot 20 Countdown
this weekend. Co-hosting with CMT’s Cody Alan, Lauren Alaina and
soon-to-be tour mate Chris Lane, the fun never stops as Lynch talks
about music, embarrassing moments, and holiday favorites.
With the holidays quickly approaching, Alan deemed it appropriate to
play a game of the festive favorite, Yankee Swap. Traditionally played
with the exchange of gag gifts, this round was no different. Tune in to
see what surprises were in store for Lynch.
While fans got a first look at Lynch’s “Seein’ Red” music video on
Entertainment Tonight and
ETonline.com earlier this week, the steamy video will make its full-length broadcast debut exclusively on this episode of CMT’s
Hot 20 Countdown.
Filmed in Nashville and directed by Adam Rothlein (Blake Shelton’s
“She’s Got a Way With Words,” The Avett Brothers’ “Another Is Waiting”),
the new video is filmed largely in a pristine white room with a single
red wall. Tempting images of Lynch with a crimson-clad beauty fire
across its surface, but as the pressure builds something has to give –
and it eventually does in dramatic fashion.
ABOUT DUSTIN LYNCH:
Since releasing his PLATINUM debut single, “Cowboys and Angels,” Lynch
has catapulted onto the country music scene, with three consecutive #1s,
two Top 5 albums, Platinum-level certifications and back-to-back
summers on one of the biggest tours in country music (opening for Luke
Bryan). Racking up over 55 million views on YouTube/VEVO, scoring 150
million plus streams on Spotify, soaring to #1 on the MTV Music Meter
and selling 3 million digital singles, he brings a fresh combination of
traditional influences and edgy intensity to the genre. Producers Mickey
Jack Cones, Brett Beavers and Luke Wooten showcase his progressive
sound throughout his sophomore album,
WHERE IT’S AT (Broken Bow
Records), which debuted at #1 on the iTunes Country Albums Chart upon
release and has tallied over 1 million tracks sold to date. Realizing
his long time dream of creating a fashion line, Lynch recently launched
Stay Country. “Stay Country isn’t just a brand, it’s a lifestyle,” says
Lynch. “It’s where I grew up. It’s home to the rivers I’ve fished, the
deer stands I’ve perched, and the dirt roads I’ve roamed. It inspired
Stay Country.” The line of accessibly-priced men’s and women’s shirts,
hats, and accessories, all emblazoned with the distinctive Stay Country
logo, can be found online at
https://www.staycountryclothing.com.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of CMT
