CMA HOSTS MEGAN MORONEY FOR A PERFORMANCE AT ITS NASHVILLE HQ
The Country Music Association welcomed Megan Moroney to its Nashville HQ on Tuesday, Sept. 5 for a special performance and Q&A session. The visit kicked off with an engaging and heartening Q&A and was followed by an acoustic performance of her songs “Tennessee Orange,” “Sleep on my Side,” “Girl in the Mirror” and “I’m Not Pretty,” as well as her unreleased song “No Caller ID.” During the Q&A, Moroney discussed the moment she found out her Platinum-certified single “Tennessee Orange” hit No. 1 and what it felt like to go from performing on the Spotlight Stage at CMA Fest in 2022 to Nissan Stadium’s Platform Stage in 2023. Moroney also shared what her new album Lucky (Sony Music Nashville/Columbia Records) has meant to her and her career and what she’s looking forward to on the upcoming U.S. leg of her sold-out THE LUCKY TOUR.
Megan Moroney performs acoustic versions of some of her hit songs to CMA staff, CMA members, CMA EDU students and others during her visit to CMA HQ in Nashville on Tuesday, Sept. 5.
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Megan Moroney engages with the crowd during a Q&A session to kick off her visit to CMA HQ in Nashville on Tuesday, Sept. 5.
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(L-R) Sarah Trahern, CMA CEO, Megan Moroney and Tiffany Kerns, CMA Senior Vice President, Industry Relations & Philanthropy, during Moroney’s visit to CMA HQ in Nashville on Tuesday, Sept. 5.
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(L-R) Stephanie Shank, CMA Senior Manager, Production & Talent Relations, Sarah Trahern, CMA CEO, Megan Moroney, Tiffany Kerns, CMA Senior Vice President, Industry Relations & Philanthropy, Juli Griffith, Artist Manager and Owner at PunchBowl Entertainment and Kate Watson, CMA Senior Manager, Industry Relations, during Moroney’s visit to CMA HQ in Nashville on Tuesday, Sept. 5.
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