Show: CMT’s Hot 20 Countdown
Date: Saturday, Nov. 21 and Sunday, Nov. 22 (re-air)
Time: 9:00/8:00AM CT
Details: Broken Bow Records’ Dustin Lynch will co-host this weekend’s edition of CMT’s Hot 20 Countdown
with host Cody Alan. Broadcast from the show’s brand new studio, Lynch
talks about what makes up his ‘hell of a night,’ reveals more about his
Country music crush and goes head-to-head with Cody on some challenging
games. Already boasting advance sellouts in Anaheim, CA, San Diego, CA
and Denver, CO, Lynch kicked off his first-ever headlining HELL OF A
NIGHT Tour last weekend and will continue to tour nationwide covering
35+ cities, including major stops in New York City, Boston, Houston and
more. His new single “Mind Reader” is currently climbing the Country
radio charts and follows consecutive #1 hits – “Hell Of A Night” and the
PLATINUM-certified, multi-week #1 title track – from his latest album WHERE IT’S AT.
About Dustin Lynch
Since
releasing his PLATINUM debut single, “Cowboys And Angels,” Lynch has
catapulted onto the country music scene. Racking up over 42.2 million
views on YouTube/VEVO, notching 82.5 million plus streams on Spotify,
soaring to #1 on the MTV Music Meter and selling 2.7 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. In 2016, he will join Luke Bryan’s KILL THE
LIGHTS Tour, marking his second nationwide run with the superstar, and
has previously opened for Keith Urban. With recent shout-outs from Reba
McEntire and CBS’ The Talk co-hosts, rave reviews continue to stack up for the high-energy performer with Rolling Stone coining Lynch as Luke Bryan’s “possible heir apparent” and Billboard naming him one of the “Young Guns” leading Country music’s changing of the guard.
