“People know me more from Rock of Ages and Glee, but my roots are in Nashville musically,” he says. “This was really an opportunity to came back home in a way for me,” he says. Anders started his career in Nashville, spending eight years in Music City as a musician, songwriter and producer. The show–created by Melissa London Hilfers, who also serves as executive producer along with Owens and noted TV/movie producer Gail Berman, among others– shares another musical connection with “Glee” in Adam Anders as executive music producer. The show also sprinkles in country takes on contemporary hits like Lizzo’s “Juice,” Harry Styles’ “Watermelon Sugar” and Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way.” Think Glee, but for country fans. Monarch features some original songs but 90% of the musical selections performed by the cast are covers, focusing on classic country songs from the ‘90s and 2000s. “There can be all the crazy s–t that may never exist in real life which makes for a great soap, but there has to be some realness - and that, coupled with the music was really, really important to me.” The manner in which they work has to be authentic,” says Owen, whose management clients include Kacey Musgraves, Little Big Town and Dan + Shay. “There has to be a real thru-line with some of the business decisions and how the characters tour. The show is part of Adkins' Somewhere in America Tour, which runs through the end of the year.Kimberly Perry Reveals That She Had a Miscarriage Before Creating New Song The storm resulted in 57 fatalities and destruction in the towns of Mayfield, Princeton, Dawson Springs and Bremen, Ky. The tornado outbreak that brought the EF4 tornado to Mayfield began on the evening of December 10 and also contained an EF3 tornado that ripped through Christian and Todd Counties. "In December 2021, an EF4 tornado tore through and devastated our small town, and we are just like the people in one of the first lines of this song - ‘ The whole town comes with their work boots on, and they raise it right back up.’ That is Mayfield - and we are so excited to be able celebrate our resilience with a Trace Adkins concert!" "There are no words big enough to explain how thankful the people of Mayfield are to Trace Adkins for coming here on May 20 for the filming of the video for his song 'Somewhere in America,'" says Mayfield mayor Kathy O'Nan.
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In addition to providing a free show for residents, Adkins will also film his music video for "Somewhere in America" in Mayfield. "So now I’ve spoken with mayor O’Nan and she’s been wonderful to work with and so we’re going to go to Mayfield and give them a pat on the back." "We were looking for a place to do a video for this song on our new album, called ‘Somewhere in America,’ and the song just talks about how somewhere in America there’s still people that have that indomitable spirit, that resilience, and we could think of no place better that exemplified that than Mayfield," Adkins shared on Today. The concert is named after Adkins' song "Somewhere in America," from his August 2021 album, The Way I Wanna Go. The star says he was inspired to host the benefit show when he was searching for a place to shoot the song's music video and he began to consider the tune's message.
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