Miranda Lambert, Jelly Roll and others performed during night two of the CMAFest in Nashville.
that one of his dreams is to headline a show at Nissan Stadium. On Friday evening, he got a taste of what that triumphant moment would feel like, as he performed two songs on a satellite stage in the midst of the approximately 60,000-person crowd at Nissan Stadium. Jelly Roll was overcome with heartfelt emotion at the closure of his set, soaking in the crowd’s reaction to his transcendent performances of “Son of a Sinner” and “I Need a Favor.
Over the past two decades-plus, Urban has developed a singular trust and closeness with his audience, an artist-fan bond perhaps not matched by any other artist in the format. As his shows have evolved, he’s remained dedicated to bringing his music to his fans — directly — by playing on both satellite stages and the main stage in his concerts, and by greeting fans up close along the way.
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