This crowd was amped! Thanks to all who came out on Saturday, May 18 and made Party with Morgan Wallen a real party. (True story: Jeff Cash had so much fun, he lost his voice!) Below are some of our memories from the night. Photo: 92.5 Kickin' Country/Saga Communications & Morgan Wallen
This crowd was amped! Thanks to all who came out on Saturday, May 18 and made Party with Morgan Wallen a real party.
(True story: Jeff Cash had so much fun, he lost his voice!) He also interviewed Morgan ahead of the sold-out show. Check out the audio here.
Below are some of our memories from the night:
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