Lainey Wilson's Triumphant Stagecoach Headline

0:00It's April 26, music news today starts now, AI powered and always on beat. Laney Wilson owned the main stage at Stagecoach on April 25, headlining after strong winds forced a one-hour delay and full grounds. Evacuation. The five-time chart-topper mixed heartfelt ballads with high energy tracks, turning the night into pure country fire despite the chaos. She shouted out the crowd right away for braving the storm, joking they probably chilled in their cars with some tequila. We came here for a damn good time, she said, and that's exactly what they delivered, hitting songs like ring finger, bell bottoms up, roadrunner, and hang tight honey, fans win wild, especially since this was a huge glow up from her tiny afternoon slot back in 2022, when she was just breaking through. Now, a two-time CMA entertainer of the year, she rocked her signature bell bottoms on a stage decked with a giant horseshoe and cactuses under warm. Desert lights? Riley Green said got wiped out by the evacuation,

1:02but Laney brought him and little big town on stage for a killer, Merle Haggard cover of I Think Owl. Just stay here and drink. Then she pulled Greenback Solo for his hit, I wish Grandpa's never died with the crowd chanting his name. She closed strong with four by four by you and heart like a truck, telling everyone they made her dreams real right there. What a night to remember in India.