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RECAP: Jimmie Allen at Firefly Distillery – May 20

RECAP: Jimmie Allen at Firefly Distillery – May 20

On May 20, 2021, Jimmie Allen and special guest Chase Martin played a sold out show that rocked the house at Firefly Distillery in North Charleston. Photo: 92.5 Kickin' Country/Saga Communications



Thanks to the Amazing Kickin’ Fans
Who Made Jimmie Allen at Firefly So Memorable!
(Scroll on to see some of our favorite memories)

On May 20, 2021, Jimmie Allen and special guest Chase Martin played a sold out show that rocked the house at Firefly Distillery in North Charleston. To start the night, Hunter & Cush broadcasted the show live from the patio, before joining Jimmie and 25 lucky Kickin’ fans upstairs in the all-new Firefly recording studio for an exclusive acoustic session where they heard Jimmie play hits like “Make Me Want To” and “Freedom Was a Highway.”

Following an amazing performance by Chase Martin, Jimmie took the main stage and had the crowd on their feet with hits like “American Heartbreaker” and “21,” mixed in with covers that ranged from Toby Keith’s “Should’ve Been a Cowboy” to Boys II Men’s “I’ll Make Love to You.” Jimmie wowed the crowd with his guitar, vocals and hot dance moves.

Thanks to Firefly Distillery, Jimmie, Chase and all the amazing Kickin’ fans who made the night so memorable.

Missed the show? Catch the recap of the full show below and scroll on to see photos of some of our favorite moments:

 

And a few of our favorite photos:

 

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