Ardmore band Rush Springs representing Oklahoma in CMT’s “Music City Madness”
The madness begins as CMT.com kicks off voting for its fourth annual Music City Madness. The top 64 finalists for the annual online talent search have been revealed and must now compete for votes in a single-elimination tournament over the next eight weeks. The finalists represent unsigned artists from 28 different states across the U.S., and subjects range from honky tonks and Texas, to loving and leaving.
Representing Oklahoma will be Ardmore-based band Rush Springs with the song “Chasing That Green Light.”
Music City Madness offers up-and-coming artists a chance to showcase their talent and let fans narrow the field in an online battle of the bands. One lucky winner will take home the title and win a chance to audition for label execs at The Valory Music Co., as well as a trip to CMT in Nashville to record Studio 330 Sessions and a backstage experience with The Valory Music Co. recording artist and Oklahoma native Reba McEntire at one of her concerts.
In addition, McEntire serves as an online mentor and will provide exclusive insight for the contestants via CMT.com video blogs offering up tips from how to create a music video, to writing hit songs and building a music career. CMT has also added star participants Jack Ingram, Jewel, Justin Moore and Jimmy Wayne, who will support contestants throughout the competition. Music City Madness is sponsored by Rhapsody.
Visit www.madness.CMT.com to stream each of the top 64 contenders and vote, or to learn more about Music City Madness.
Since I really like “Chasing That Green Light,” I’m encouraging everyone to vote for Rush Springs in the contest.
-BAM
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Thank you so much for the article we are crossing our fingers and hoping we can get enough votes for this once in lifetime experience.