Hot Country Knights Go Hollywood in Late Night TV Debut
The '90s-loving band offer up two songs on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!'
“Fresh faced” “newcomers” Hot Country Knights doubled down on their ’90s love on Jimmy Kimmel Live! last week, making their late-night TV debut with a two pack of twangy, throwback country.
Starting off with the touching tenderness of their newly released “Asphalt,” the six piece group successfully introduced their timeless style to the nation — complete with acid-washed jeans, mullets and their patented hip-thrusting dance moves. They even got a nice introduction from longtime admirer Dierks Bentley, and later on cranked up the volume for a rollicking cover of Marty Stuart and Travis Tritt’s “Honky Tonkin’s What I Do Best.”
It was the cap of what could prove to be a milestone trip for the rising band, who up until now have spent most of their 30-year “career” playing a wing joint in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. So, like any group of first-time Hollywood visitors, the guys decided to do a little sight seeing while they were in town, strolling the Walk of Fame and even finding a little spot that reminded them of home. Check out the highlights below, before the Hot Country Knights embark on their headlining One Knight Stand Tour on April 7.
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