Kelsea Ballerini; Morgan Wallen; Post Malone.Photo:ANGELA WEISS/AFP via Getty, Taylor Hill/FilmMagic, John Lamparski/WireImage
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This year’s lineup ofCMA Awardsperformers just got even more stacked.
On Wednesday, the Country Music Association unveiled the second round of performers set to take the stage at the 2023 CMA Awards, includingKelsea Ballerini,Morgan Wallen,Post Maloneand more.
Also added to the annual ceremony’s performer lineup areKenny Chesney,Luke Combs,Dan + Shay,Jordan Davis,HARDY,Alan Jackson,Cody Johnson, Mac McAnally,Ashley McBryde,The War And TreatyandZac Brown Band.
Luke Combs.Jason Kempin/Getty
Jason Kempin/Getty
Ballerini will deliver a rendition of herRolling Up the Welcome Mattrack “Leave Me Again,” while Combs, 33, is set to sing his new single “Where the Wild Things Are” and Dan + Shay will perform their latest hit “Save Me the Trouble.”
Davis will offer a performance of his song “Next Thing You Know,” and Johnson, 36, is going to croon his romantic track “The Painter.”
McBryde will bring her song “Light On In the Kitchen” to life on stage, while The War and Treaty will perform their recent single “That’s How Love Is Made.”
Ashley McBryde.Katie Kauss
Katie Kauss
McAnally, Jackson and Zac Brown Band are set to team up for a special tribute to the late Jimmy Buffett, who died of cancer on Sept. 1 at age 76.
Wallen will appear on stage for two performances — one showcasing a track from hisOne Thing at a Timealbum with a special guest and another that’ll see him join forces with HARDY and Post Malone for a medley of country classics.
Previously announced performers for the awards show includeLuke Bryan,Jelly Roll,K. Michelle,Little Big Town,Megan Moroney,Old Dominion,Carly Pearce,Chris Stapleton,Tanya TuckerandLainey Wilson.
Jelly Roll.Taylor Hill/FilmMagic
Bryan will sing a medley of hits including “Huntin’, Fishin’ and Lovin’ Every Day,” “One Margarita,” “That’s My Kind Of Night,” “Play It Again” and “Country Girl (Shake It For Me)."
Jelly Roll is also set to perform twice — once to open the show with his single “Need a Favor” and again with K. Michelle to duet a version ofThe Judds' “Love Can Build a Bridge.”
Another double performer during the show will be Stapleton, singing his recent single “White Horse” and teaming up with Pearce for their “We Don’t Fight Anymore” duet."
Chris Stapleton.Kevin Winter/Getty
Kevin Winter/Getty
Wilson will deliver her recent song “Wildflowers and Wild Horses,” Tucker will join Little Big Town for a rendition of her classic “Delta Dawn” and Old Dominion will get together with Moroney for their duet “Can’t Break Up Now.”
source: people.com
