David Nail Looking Forward to Playing Country Music Hall of Fame ‘Hot Nights at the Hall’
As we previously reported, David Nail will kick off CMA Fest activities with a performance at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum’s Hot Nights at the Hall series on June 5th at 7 p.m. Nail says he’s honored to be asked to play.
“To be asked by the Hall of Fame to perform, especially on the verge of CMA Fest, that makes me feel like what I’m doing isn’t lost. When folks like that recognize what’s going in my music, then I know I’m moving in a good direction– especially when they think I’m strong enough to play on the verge of CMA Music Fest, literally the night before the CMT Awards, when so many country fans will be coming in from all over America.”
“The Hall of Fame is itself so important – and such a dream for so many artists,” explains Nail. “What they do to preserve and call attention to all the artists who’ve helped create and expand this music is pretty hard to believe. They protect the instruments, clothes, records and recordings – and in that, they make sure that country music’s past isn’t lost forever. It doesn’t take much for that to happen, either. So I am honored in any way to help support the work they do.”
Nail’s performance kicks off the Hot Nights at the Hall series for 2012. Other artists that will play this concert series include Jana Kramer and Love and Theft. Designed as both a way to bring members together in the name of music and the museum’s mission, as well as attract new members to that mission, the Hot Nights event includes food, exclusive access to the museum, the performance, and an autograph session with the Grammy-nominated vocalist. Additional information – or memberships, which start at $40 – can be found HERE.
