For the 9th year Lewis Brice and Tin Roof have kicked off CMA Fest week
with Lewispalooza, raising money for Hope Songs, a nonprofit that
supports patients while they undergo extensive alternative treatments
for cancer.
Lewis enlisted the help of friends and fellow artists for Lewispalooza
9, the event was hosted by Joe Denim and featured performances by Gary
Quinn, Blake O’Conner, Channing Wilson, Tyler Reeve, Taylor Phillips,
John Gurney, The Rebel Roads, Stevie Monce, Paul McDonald, John Wesely
Satterfield, Jerrod Niemann, Chase Bryant, Charles Esten, Ashton
Shepherd and Lewis Brice on the main stage. The show continued
after-hours with performances inside Tin Roof with Curt Chambers, The
True Villains, Cody Parks and Stephen Paul closing out the jam packed
evening of live music.
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ABOUT LEWIS BRICE:
Lewis’s debut self-titled EP, produced by himself and his brother
Lee Brice, was released via Pump House Music on July 14th, 2017 to
glowing reviews, landing at No. 11 on the US iTunes Country chart. Since
then, Lewis has been named one of Rolling Stone Country’s “New Country
Artists You Need to Know” and Billboard’s “Country Artists to Watch in
2018”. Tracks from the EP were featured on SiriusXM The Highway, CMT
Music, and Spotify’s New Boots & Wild Country playlists, and its
lead single ‘Best Ex Ever’ reached the Top 40 of MusicRow’s Country
Breakout radio chart. The next chapter of Lewis’s music was unveiled on
November 23rd, 2018 as the first single from his forthcoming second
collection of songs, titled ‘Blessed’, was introduced to the world by a
special Thanksgiving acoustic performance premiere with his brother Lee
Brice. With more new music and shows worldwide on the horizon, 2019
promises to be the best year yet for Lewis Brice!
ABOUT HOPE SONG:
Founded in April 2016 by John Wesley Satterfield and at Chipsa Hospital
in Playas de Tijuana, Hope Song continues to support the patients at the
hospital while they undergo extensive alternative treatment for cancer.
Hope Song arranges for two to three artists to travel to the hospital
from Nashville every week to perform for the patients each night. Their
vision is to provide funding for cancer treatment to those who cannot
afford it in the future.
(photo credit: Tyler Woods)