Spotify House Lit CMA Fest 2026 on Fire with Electric Performances from Avery Anna, Florida Georgia Line, Koe Wetzel and More

The recent CMA Fest at Blake Shelton’s Ole Red in Nashville saw Spotify House marking its seventh anniversary with an impressive lineup of performances. The event, held from June 4 to June 6, 2026, drew both established and emerging talents, creating a vibrant atmosphere that resonated throughout the city during the popular country music festival.

Kicking off on June 4, the first day featured an array of performances by artists such as Cody Johnson, Old Dominion, and Jon Pardi, among others. Notably, musician Melissa Etheridge graced the stage to join Ashley McBryde for a stunning rendition of her hit song “I’m the Only One.” McBryde also performed several of her own tracks, including “One Night Standards” and “What If We Don’t,” captivating the audience with her powerful vocals.

Another highlight of Day 1 was Jelly Roll’s dynamic set, where he surprised fans with a unique mashup that included “Sweet Home Alabama” by Lynyrd Skynyrd and “How You Remind Me” by Nickelback. Rising star Laci Kaye Booth impressed attendees with her performance of “Daddy’s Mugshot,” while Koe Wetzel delivered energetic renditions of his hits such as “High Road” and “Sweet Dreams.” The day concluded with an eclectic DJ set by Two Friends featuring guest performances from various artists, enhancing the overall experience.

As the festival progressed into Day 2 on June 5, the excitement continued with performances from up-and-coming artists Vincent Mason and Avery Anna. Mason’s smooth vocals set the tone for the day, while Anna showcased her dynamic range with a fan-favourite cover of Ozzy Osbourne’s “No More Tears” and her own hit “Mr. Predictable.” The day featured a mix of artists including Keith Urban, Carly Pearce, and Brothers Osborne, ensuring a diverse array of musical styles.

The pinnacle of Day 2 arrived when Tyler Hubbard made a surprise appearance and subsequently brought out his Florida Georgia Line partner Brian Kelley for an unforgettable reunion. The duo electrified the crowd with a medley of their well-loved tracks such as “H.O.L.Y.” and “Cruise,” making the midnight set particularly memorable.

Spotify House culminated its festivities on June 6 with a final day featuring a broad mix of talent from the country music scene. Artists like The Band Perry, Dan + Shay, and Kane Brown graced the stage, promising yet another thrilling experience for attendees. Special moments included Rob Rausch presenting Dasha with her first Spotify Billions Club plaque for her hit “Austin (Boots Stop Workin’),” and a debut of a new duet “Nothin’ Better To Do” by Carter Faith and Wyatt Flores.

As the event unfolded, Midland surprised fans with a guest performance from Mackenzie Carpenter, where they teased their unreleased track “Walk A Mile with My Boots.” Shaboozey brought the celebration to a close with an energetic performance and a special guest appearance by Kevin Powers, leaving the audience hyped until the very end.

Spotify House has established itself as a hallmark of the CMA Fest experience, with fans frequently lining up for hours to secure a spot inside Ole Red’s intimate venue. This year’s event further solidified its status, as attendees eagerly anticipated the chance to engage with both seasoned stars and rising talents in an up-close setting.

In summary, Spotify House successfully created an electric atmosphere at CMA Fest, allowing country music enthusiasts to enjoy a perfect blend of nostalgia and fresh sounds over the course of its three-day celebration. The event not only showcased the enduring appeal of country music but also underscored the importance of giving emerging artists a platform to shine alongside their more established counterparts.