I had the pleasure of attending two fan club parties as part of The Warner Sound last week from Warner Music Nashville’s roster: High Valley and William Michael Morgan.
For the past few years, Warner Music Nashville has presented a full schedule of activities with their artists at an off-site location near the CMA Fest and now for the last two years at their office on Music Row.
Inside the tent for High Valley’s fan club party 2018.
I thoroughly-enjoyed going out to their office for a couple of days to enjoy High Valley and William Michael Morgan’s fan club parties. It was a welcome reprieve from the massive crowd, far away parking, and the hot, humid temperatures outside at CMA Fest during that time.
Pop-up Waffle House Warner Music Nashville
The fan club parties were set out on their patio on the second floor with a large tent cooled with air-conditioning. The tent held a nice-sized stage, lighting, and nicely-decorated for each fan club party.
The pop-up Waffle House Warner Music Nashville for CMA Fest.
On Thursday, High Valley performed 5 songs with a full band and entertained their fans with their bluegrass-infused sound blended with contemporary country and family harmonies from the two brothers. Their songs are infectious and always bring such great energy to the stage that was fully-appreciated by their fans. Prior to the show, fans were treated to pulled pork barbecue or grilled chicken, tossed salad, chips, chocolate chip cookie, and assortment of soda or bottled water to drink from Texas Roadhouse.
On Sunday, William Michael Morgan performed 5 songs acoustically playing guitar himself with another person playing guitar with him and singing harmony. Morgan demonstrated his smooth, baritone vocals on his more traditional country songs to a enthusiastic crowd and paid homage to one of his favorites singing a cover from Tim McGraw. Fans were able to enjoy a lunch of beef skewers, tossed salad, chocolate chip cookie, and assortment of soda or bottled water to drink from Texas Roadhouse.
After each performance, they held a meet and greet to meet with their fans who attended and take photos.
As an added treat inside the Warner Music Nashville office during the 4 days of CMA Fest, there was a special pop-up Waffle House in the lobby complete with booths preparing waffles and hashbrowns for free to guests. Fans could also enjoy a cocktail from George Dickel Whisky outside on a deck there, I especially liked the frozen rose and frozen lemonade whisky cocktail they served, and Crown Royal hosted a lounge where they served some specialty drinks like a Coke and Vanilla Crown Royal cocktail.
All were there as sponsors of The Warner Sound and really created a nice, relaxing atmosphere that I could have easily stuck around to enjoy all day.
frozen rose
Thanks for allowing me to enjoy The Warner sound! Always a treat and highly-recommend buying tickets for next year to get up close and personal with many of Warner Music Nashville’s artists. It’s such an enjoyable escape from the crowds and heat downtown. They change it up each year, so you never know exactly what it will be, but it will always be nice no matter what.
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