Crushin’ on Little Big Town

From a show on the beach under the stars, we had to switch to an indoor performance in the Imperial Ballroom, but nothing detracted from the incredible performance of American country music vocal group Little Big Town. The quartet dominated the Atlantis stage to conclude his country week at the resort.

Known for their lush sound, Little Big Town seamlessly blends catchy pop and modern country, with elements of the genre’s traditionally earthy roots and four-part harmonies that set them apart from other country music artists. blending the perfect synchronicity of A lake-ready pontoon kicked off the show, ending with “Boondocks,” a song that celebrates growing up in the countryside in a tough-sounding country.

The quartet rescued the dreamy retro “Girl Crush,” a CMA and Grammy-winning, career-changing song. Her second to last product is Beer, Whiskey. They already knew the excited fans would be put on top, and that’s exactly what happened.

Karen Fairchild, Kimberly Shelpman, Philip Sweet and Jimi Westbrook all swapped lead vocal roles during the set, while Little Big Town performed a 1.5 hour performance of 21 songs. showed off. Saturday, August 27th, from the lyrical nuanced possibilities of “Nightfall,” to singles like “Day Drinking,” “Sober,” and “Turn Lights On,” everything is in perfect harmony.

Their 10th studio album, Mr. Sun, will be released on September 16th.

The Grammy-, ACM- and CMA-winning band announced the drop during their performance at Atlantis. They explain: Sun” is described as a “moving record”, and it is described as “hand in hand” with the previous work “Nightfall”.

“Mr. Sun” focuses on better days to come, friendship and family values, touching on heartbreak and letting go, but full of sunshine and joy. It features the ballad “Rich Man” and centers around what’s important in life: love and family.