With summer at its absolute hottest, Bad Realm Records / Atlantic Records breakout talent BRELAND continues to bring the heat. He’ll make his presence felt on some of Country’s biggest stages this week, commanding attention with another round of high-profile performances.
On September 1, the genre-blurring “Artist on the Rise” (YouTube) will join Nelly on CMT CROSSROADS, taking center stage at the intersection of Country and Hip-Hop. Appearing alongside Nelly and Blanco Brown on their just-released “High Horse,” CMT Crossroads: Nelly & Friends airs Wednesday, September 1 at 10p/9c on CMT, and this big moment adds to a summer of action.
The next day, September 2, the in-demand collaborator will rock CMA SUMMER JAM with Dierks Bentley and HARDY, toasting their new track “Beers On Me.” Filmed earlier this year at Bentley’s Whiskey Row honky-tonk in downtown Nashville, the performance is part of a star-studded primetime special airing at 8/7c on ABC, and there’s much more.
After releasing his chart-rising track “Throw It Back” (featuring Keith Urban) and the coming-of-age anthem “Cross Country” (featuring Mickey Guyton), BRELAND has continued to stand apart. He teamed up with Nelly and Brown for “High Horse” on the GMA Summer Concert Series in early August, and did the same on Jimmy Kimmel Live! last week.
Looking ahead, BRELAND will be back on stage at the iconic BONNAROO MUSIC FESTIVAL on September 5, which will also serve as kick off to his CROSS COUNTRY TOUR. Marking his first-ever headline tour, the trek will then continue with coast-to-coast dates through October, with more details and tickets available here.
Here are the dates, cities, and venues for BRELAND’s CROSS COUNTRY TOUR:
Sept. 5 – Bonnaroo Music Festival – Manchester, TN
Sept. 10 – The Parish – Austin, TX*
Sept. 11 – House of Blues Bronze Peacock – Houston, TX*
Sept. 12 – House of Blues Cambridge Room – Dallas, TX*
Sept. 16 – Joe’s on Weed Street – Chicago, IL*
Sept. 17 – Fine Line Music Café – Minneapolis, MN*
Sept. 19 – El Club – Detroit, MI*
Sept. 21 – Brighton Music Hall – Boston, MA*
Sept. 23 – Songbyrd DC – Washington, DC*
Sept. 25 – Governor’s Ball Music Festival – New York, NY
Oct. 1 – Aisle 5 – Atlanta, GA^
Oct. 2 – Underground – Charlotte, NC^
Oct. 5 – The High Watt – Nashville, TN^
Oct. 6 – The High Watt – Nashville, TN^
Oct. 8 – Old Rock House – St. Louis, MO^
Oct. 9 – Barnato – Omaha, NE^
Oct. 12 – Kilby Court – Salt Lake City, UT^
Oct. 14 – Larimer Lounge – Denver, CO^
Oct. 17 – Crescent Ballroom – Phoenix, AZ^
Oct. 20 – The Moroccan Lounge – Los Angeles, CA^
Oct. 23 – Great American Music Hall – San Francisco, CA^
Oct. 26 – The Crocodile – Seattle, WA^
Oct. 27 – Lola’s Room – Portland, OR^
* = featured support: Ashley Cooke
^ = featured support: Robyn Ottolini