While spending years trying to break into country music, once Lainey Wilson found her footing, she wasted no time. Quickly becoming a top name in the genre, the singer has released several studio albums, appeared in the hit show Yellowstone, and hit the road with her Country’s Cool Again Tour. And during that time, she stacked up several awards, including a Grammy for Best Country Album with Bell Bottom Country. But recently, the country star decided not to shine a light on herself as she shared the stage with Red Clay Strays’ Brandon Coleman for a special performance of “God’s Gonna Cut You Down.”
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Although Wilson continued to helm her Whirlwind World Tour, the country singer took the stage at Ottawa Bluesfest on July 10th. Thrilled for the opportunity, Wilson entertained thousands of fans in attendance. But for most, the top moment came when she welcomed Coleman to the stage. While “God’s Gonna Cut You Down” was recorded numerous times by different artists, Johnny Cash brought new life to the classic during the early 2000s.
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Fans Are Not The Only Ones Praising Lainey Wilson And Brandon Coleman
Thankfully, fans already had their phone out as the two singers started to perform. Already bringing in nearly 100,000 likes, comments continuously praised their chemistry on stage.
“For the second time I’ll say this, Johnny would of been proud of this one keep spreading the good news with that beautiful music”
“Maan, if only Johnny was still here, they’d be tearin it up son, awesome cover”
“Red Clays put on an awesome show ! Brandon Coleman was amazing ! What a talent.”
“RCS come on now!!!!! talent from organic abilities and organic chemistry not built in the lizard corporate music industry. I can’t get over how good pure talent feels when listening.”
With fans showering both singers with praise, Coleman decided to add his voice to the conversation when he shared his appreciation for Wilson. He wrote, “Thanks for letting me sing one with ya, Lainey.”
It wasn’t long before Wilson replied, considering it an honor to share the spotlight with Coleman.
As for Bluesfest, the festival will run until July 20th, featuring talents like Papa Roach, Green Day, Def Leppard, and even Shania Twain.
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