FIRE & BRIMSTONE AT THE AIR FORCE

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FIRE & BRIMSTONE AT THE AIR FORCE

10/7/19

Valory/BMLG’s Brantley Gilbert dropped Fire & Brimstone on 10/4. The 15-track album is his first release in almost three years, with each track either written or co-written by the Georgia native. Brantley also celebrated the release in a special way: by performing at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.

After touring the base and meeting the different units, the country artist performed a free concert with USO for service members and their families at the WPAFB theatre in Dayton, Ohio. The hour-long performance kicked off with “Kick It in the Sticks,” “What Happens in a Small Town,” and more before wrapping up with “Bottoms Up.” You can watch the live stream here.

Brantley continues his busy week with an iHeartCountry Album Release Party, a livestream and broadcast on LiveXLive and iHeart’s Mainstream Country radio, and a performance on Fox & Friends tomorrow (6/8), before heading over to Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge for the 59th Anniversary Birthday Bash. Headlining the free block party, Brantley is joined by special guests like Randy Houser, Lee Brice, Jon Pardi, Darryl Worley, Terri Clark, Montgomery Gentry, Payton Smith and more.