Nicole Beals

Nicole’s Nashville News- June 9

Brett Young can now add author to his resume.  He has written a children’s book titled Love You Little Lady, inspired by his hit single, Lady. It will be available, August 24. It was announced earlier today that Brett Young will headline the Illinois State Fair on August 20. Russell Dickerson will open the show. Tickets go on sale tomorrow (June 10) at 10am.

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The CMT Music Awards will be handed out tonight. Maren Morris and Miranda Lambert lead the list of nominees with 4 each. The show will be hosted by Kane Brown and Kelsea Ballerini with performances by Lady A, Luke Bryan, Carrie Underwood and more.

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