Warner Music Nashville’s Shy Carter joined fans during the National Museum of African American Music’s Juneteenth Block Party to celebrate the new federal holiday on 6/19.

Carter performed songs like his 5x platinum co-write “One Call Away” by Charlie Puth and his single, “Good Love,” on the rooftop of the Fifth and Broadway Assembly Food Hall in downtown Nashville.

Ahead of the Juneteenth celebrations, the singer/songwriter/producer also released his anthemic collaboration “Beer with My Friends” f/Cole Swindell and David Lee Murphy on Friday (6/18), which can be streamed here.

Carter’s keeping the party going next weekend as both a performer and the emcee at the Country Jam Festival in Grand Junction, CO from 6/24-26.

Pictured below are (l-r) WMN’s EVP of A&R Cris Lacy, VP of Streaming Tim Foisset, National Director of Radio & Streaming (WAR) Michael Chase, Director of Streaming Jenni Tay, EVP/GM Ben Kline, Carter, National Director of Radio & Streaming James Marsh, T.R.U.T.H. Management’s Missi Gallimore and WMN’s SVP of Artist Development Shane Tarleton.

Photo Credit: Thomas Crabtree