RECAP: Breland at Rusty Bull – April 11

RECAP: Breland at Rusty Bull – April 11

On Tuesday, April 11, Kickin' Country listeners packed into the Rusty Bull Brewing Co. parking lot to hear "For What It's Worth" artist Beland live. Photo: 92.5 Kickin' Country/Saga Communications


Breland at Rusty Bull Brewing Co.
Tuesday, April 11, 2023

On Tuesday, April 11, Kickin’ Country listeners sold out the ticket inventory twice and packed into the Rusty Bull Brewing Co. parking lot to hear “For What It’s Worth” artist Breland live, with proceeds benefitting MUSC Shawn Jenkins Children’s Hospital. A Jersey/Atlanta boy who’s been defying the “country artist” stereotype since his earliest collaborations, Breland’s talent, positivity and smooth blending of urban and country elements was on full display. The heartfelt stories behind breakup ballads like “Good for You” and his current radio single “For What It’s Worth” had us doing some deep thinking, while happy hits like “Cowboy Don’t” and “Hot Sauce” had us dancing in our seats.

The sheer number of original hits and silky smooth covers he performed with infectious energy left the crowd with the impression that Breland is an all-around songwriting, singing, rapping talent with an undeniable, as he would call it, “joy, not happiness,” that we could listen to on repeat. Those merits have caught the attention of major artists like Shania Twain – who he’ll be touring with this summer, and Kickin’ listeners were lucky to see him live before he does. Thanks to Breland, Rusty Bull and our sponsors, Bayer Heritage Federal Credit Union and Huk Performance Gear for a majorly fun night for a great cause.

Miss this Nashville Hot? Watch this space for details on the next show and your chance to win VIP seats, plus a meet n’ greet with the artist.

Sponsored by Bayer Heritage Federal Credit Union & HUK Performance Gear:

   

In the meantime, check out video and photo highlights of some of our favorite Breland moments below.

Intro and “Natural”:

 

“Hot Sauce”:

 

Breland performs “High Horse,” his collaboration with Nelly and Blanco Brown:

 

A sneak preview of Breland’s soon-to-be-released single “Cowboy Don’t”:

 

“Don’t Touch My Truck”:

 

Breland cover’s Denana Carter’s “Strawberry Wine”:

 

“For What It’s Worth”:

 

Breland covers Dierks Bentley’s “Beers on Me”:

 

“Throw It Back”:

 

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