The Grammy Award-winning artist was in Belfast for the final night of Country To Country
Only a few decades ago, had you said you spent your Sunday evening listening to Paisley in Belfast, it would have had an entirely different meaning. However, on Sunday night, fire and brimstone were replaced with the sound of the steel guitar as country legend Brad Paisley rocked the SSE Arena on the final night of Country to Country.I must admit that despite her having two million monthly listeners on Spotify, I wasn't aware of her until the Country to Country lineup was announced.
Brian gave an energetic performance of his top hits including See You Next Summer and Kiss My Boots alongside a number of songs from his upcoming album Tennessee Truth which is set to be released on 10th May. Jake Owen was blown away by the crowd on what was his first performance on the island of Ireland and vowed to return soon.
The multi-Grammy-winning star performed all of his hits and at times it felt like we had been transported to the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville itself.
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