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Lacy J. Dalton

Country music singer-songwriter and outlaw original Lacy J. Dalton is excited to release her latest single, “Devil By A Different Name”through StarVista Music. Never one to shy away from controversy, Dalton takes the bull by the horns and addresses the many issues going on in the world, proving we aren’t all that different. "Call me left-wing, call me right, we are split right down the middle in this fight. Divided we fall, that rule don't change - it’s just a devil by a different name" is a highlight of how deep Dalton goes in this heartfelt single, with hopes to inspire one person to look inward. "Devil By A Different Name" was featured on RFD-TV and premiered by The Music Universe.


To listen/stream/purchase, visit HERE: link.to/DevilByADifferentName


"This world is not a child anymore," shares Dalton. "This song is me reminding myself and all the rest of us that it's high time we learn how to get along - 'cuz good planets are hard to find!"


"We are incredibly excited to be working with Lacy J. Dalton. Lacy is an incredible talent, whether performing as a solo artist, in her collaborations with many legendary music artists, or as a writer," said Mike Jason, President of StarVista Live.


Lacy J. Dalton recently celebrated the 40th Anniversary of her hit signature single "16th Avenue." Written by Thom Schuyler (Dalton, Kenny Rogers, Michael Martin Murphy), the lyrics, "God bless the boys who make the noise on 16th Avenue," gave musical dreamers from around the world a true understanding of the music industry by showing them the significance of Nashville's Music Row and that is where dreams could come true. Although things are different today, Lacy J. Dalton's "16th Avenue" continues to offer hope to every songwriter or entertainer who has a dream of being heard and a place to go to chase it!


Dalton has received several notable awards over the years including a certified Platinum record as the only female duet on Willie Nelson's album, 'Half Nelson.' She was also awarded the highest award from the boards of Strictly Country Magazine and the Spirit Awards (one of only 4 times in 25 years the award was given out) for her independent CD 'Last Wild Place Anthology.' Most recently she received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Josie Awards - the largest independent music awards show in the country.


Lacy J. Dalton's Upcoming Tour Dates:

SEP 30 - Equus Film Festival / Westcliffe, Colo.

OCT 22 - IOOF Hall / Georgetown, Calif.

OCT 28 - The Colonel Venue / Cody, Wyo

OCT 29 - Jimmy’s Roadhouse Montana / Red Lodge, Mont.

OCT 31 - Party at the Pound Greybull, Wyo.

NOV 02 - Outlaw Saloon / Cheyenne, Wyo.

NOV 03 - WYO Theater / Sheridan, Wyo.

NOV 25 - Sutter Creek Theater / Sutter Creek, Calif.

DEC 02 - Douglas County Senior Center / Gardnerville, Nev.

DEC 08 - Yerington Theatre for the Arts / Yerington, Nev.

DEC 16 - Alto Lakes Golf & Country Club (Private) / Alto, N.M.

DEC 22 - Red Dog Saloon / Virginia City, Nev.


Randy Houser

The “golden-voiced Mississippi native” Randy Houser reflects on the state of the world today and encourages forgiveness in his new song “Cancel,” available now via Magnolia Music Group. Written solely by Houser and co-produced with Jay Tooke, listen to the song HERE.


“You’ll have a certain amount of people that won’t even look at it because of the title,” Houser shared with Rolling Stone of the “moody, bluesy” song. “It’s OK to call things out. But that doesn’t mean all-out war with each other over something that you disagree with. We’re tearing our country apart by doing that. I believe in what the Bible says about forgiveness, that we’re commanded to forgive. Just treat people fairly and if you see someone needs a friend, be one.”


Resonating with his audiences during live performances throughout his relentless touring schedule, fans have urged Houser to release the track that showcases his dynamic vocals as he shares his point of view.


“I’m not here to judge anyone else’s lifestyle or their personal choice,” he explained to Rolling Stone. “I don’t deal with the same decisions that other people have had to make in their lives. We all know that there are people who are born a certain way. It’s not anyone else’s job to judge. It’s just like, be cool to people. Be a human.”


Houser will perform at the Ronnie Milsap Tribute Show at Bridgestone Arena on Oct. 3 with Kelly Clarkson, Little Big Town, Justin Moore, Scotty McCreery, and more before resuming his busy touring schedule next Friday, Oct. 6 at Country Thunder in Bristol, TN, with additional tour dates through the end of the year.


Randy Houser Upcoming Tour Dates


Oct. 6 Country Thunder Bristol Bristol, TN

Oct. 7 Dr. Pepper Park at the Bridges Roanoke, VA

Oct. 12 Cumming Country Fair & Festival Cumming, GA

Oct. 13 Georgia National Fair Perry, GA

Oct. 20 The Post OG Orange Grove, TX

Oct. 21 Troubadour Festival Celina, TX

Nov. 10 The Oaks Farm LaFayette, AL

Nov. 11 Bartow Ford Bartow, FL

Nov. 12 Country Bay Music Festival Key Biscayne, FL

Dec. 10 The Theater at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas Las Vegas, NV


Randy Houser


Jeannie Seely

Those visiting Dollywood on September 28th were in for a real treat at Dollywood’s Celebrity Theater.


Jeannie Seely, alongside a band of some of Nashville’s finest, performed a set of classic country music for fans and parkgoers.


Holding the record for “most Grand Ole Opry performances”, Seely has performed on the show over 5,000 times. Over her six-decade-long career, Seely has also been recognized as “Miss Country Soul”, a nickname well deserved for the Pennsylvania native.


Be sure to catch Seely on The Grand Ole Opry next time you plan your Nashville visit. Her contribution to the program undeniably makes her a country music treasure and a staple to the genre!


Story By Alannah Moore

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