Russell Dickerson Releases “Infectious” New Video “Happen To Me (From Nashville)”
Multi-platinum entertainer Russell Dickerson unleashes the live energy of his latest hit in the brand-new performance video, “Happen To Me (From Nashville)”. Captured during the explosive kickoff of his RUSSELLMANIA TOUR at The Pinnacle in Nashville (14th April), the video is packed with the song’s “infectious” (Country Swag) spirit, massive singalongs, and a sea of fans—all showcasing the electric atmosphere that has become the heartbeat of Dickerson’s shows.
Watch the performance video in this article.
Feature Image Photo Credit: Supplied By Lime Tree Music PR
More information and tickets are available now at RussellDickerson.com.
Late Stay Ultra Girls Release New Single ‘Derek Is A Reasonable Man’
After a decade spent immersed in Bristol’s rich and unruly musical landscape, multi-instrumentalist Tim Burden returns as Late Stay Ultra Girls with new single ‘Derek Is A Reasonable Man’.
Troy Redfern Announces New Album ‘Astral Doorways’
Mult-instrumentalist Troy Redfern, no stranger to the British
blues rock scene with his highly individualistic brand of rockin’
Resonator roll and searing slide expertise, and hot off an
exceptional, full band headliner set at the Upton Blues Festival,
has announced the release of his most musically adventurous
album to date.
Sparks ‘Live On The Moon’ Physical Release Lands Today
Sparks – pop’s perennial pioneers – continue to boldly go where no band has gone before. Having pushed the boundaries of music for more than 5 decades, the eternally adventurous Ron and Russell Mael now achieve another first with Sparks Live On The Moon. The twenty-track performance is captured here in all its heavenly glory, complete with intro and outro by Cate Blanchett.
The Wonder Stuff Add Birmingham Date to 40th Anniversary Tour
The Wonder Stuff have added a date in Birmingham to their upcoming 40th anniversary tour to meet demand.
The Long Ryders Announce October 2026 UK Tour
The Long Ryders — pioneers of the Alt-Country movement — return to the stage this October with the same fiery spirit that first made them legends. Fusing punk energy with country-rock harmonies, the band bridged the gap between Gram Parsons and today’s Americana heroes, influencing acts such as Wilco, The Jayhawks and Uncle Tupelo.
