(Nashville, TN - June 11, 2008) NSA/Midas recording artist Adam Gregory can thank the success of his debut single "Crazy Days" for a whirlwind schedule of appearances and performances that turned into one "Crazy Week" during this year's CMA Music Festival.
Gregory broke from his current four-month radio tour to perform Thursday and Friday at the sweltering Greased Lightning Daytime Stages, but also made a surprise appearance at the CMA Global Artist Party, worked the runways at the Country Weekly Fashion Show, and hosted the first annual Adam Gregory Jam at Fuel Bar. He swung the bats for charity at the Celebrity Softball Challenge and somehow still made plenty of time to sign autographs for his fans.Gregory showed up Monday night at the Global Artist Party at The Stage on Broadway first as a spectator, but was quickly coerced into performing a spontaneous set that thrilled the international crowd. The following night he hosted and performed at his first annual Adam Gregory Jam at Fuel Bar and Nightclub. The enthusiastic crowd was treated to performances by Gregory, Jason Matthews, the Harters and an in-the-round jam session to close the night featuring Kyle Jacobs, Keith Follese and Anthony Smith.He suited up alongside fellow ballplayers Carrie Underwood, Vince Gill, Montgomery Gentry and Sara Evans on Wednesday afternoon to raise money for cancer research at the City of Hope 18th annual Celebrity Softball Challenge. Gregory then switched gears and tried his hand at modeling, donning the latest fashions at the Wildhorse Saloon later that night to benefit Musicians on Call.Thursday, Gregory's time was devoted purely to the fans, signing autographs (GAC, Border's booths) and performing at the Greased Lightning Daytime Stages for thousands of festival goers. His set included the hit that's shooting up the country charts, "Crazy Days," currently at #46 on the R&R charts and climbing seven spots this week to #36 on the Music Row charts. Since the CMA Music Fest, website traffic at www.adamgregory.com has shot up an amazing 500 percent.Friday, Gregory opened the day's festivities at the Greased Lightning Daytime Stages by singing the National Anthem and finished the day doing more interviews and autograph signings at the truTv Fan Fair Hall. Gregory is currently back on the road for the next two months continuing his radio tour, having already visited over 100 radio stations in 37 states. For more information on Adam Gregory, visit www.adamgregory.com or http://www.midasrecords.com/.
Gregory broke from his current four-month radio tour to perform Thursday and Friday at the sweltering Greased Lightning Daytime Stages, but also made a surprise appearance at the CMA Global Artist Party, worked the runways at the Country Weekly Fashion Show, and hosted the first annual Adam Gregory Jam at Fuel Bar. He swung the bats for charity at the Celebrity Softball Challenge and somehow still made plenty of time to sign autographs for his fans.Gregory showed up Monday night at the Global Artist Party at The Stage on Broadway first as a spectator, but was quickly coerced into performing a spontaneous set that thrilled the international crowd. The following night he hosted and performed at his first annual Adam Gregory Jam at Fuel Bar and Nightclub. The enthusiastic crowd was treated to performances by Gregory, Jason Matthews, the Harters and an in-the-round jam session to close the night featuring Kyle Jacobs, Keith Follese and Anthony Smith.He suited up alongside fellow ballplayers Carrie Underwood, Vince Gill, Montgomery Gentry and Sara Evans on Wednesday afternoon to raise money for cancer research at the City of Hope 18th annual Celebrity Softball Challenge. Gregory then switched gears and tried his hand at modeling, donning the latest fashions at the Wildhorse Saloon later that night to benefit Musicians on Call.Thursday, Gregory's time was devoted purely to the fans, signing autographs (GAC, Border's booths) and performing at the Greased Lightning Daytime Stages for thousands of festival goers. His set included the hit that's shooting up the country charts, "Crazy Days," currently at #46 on the R&R charts and climbing seven spots this week to #36 on the Music Row charts. Since the CMA Music Fest, website traffic at www.adamgregory.com has shot up an amazing 500 percent.Friday, Gregory opened the day's festivities at the Greased Lightning Daytime Stages by singing the National Anthem and finished the day doing more interviews and autograph signings at the truTv Fan Fair Hall. Gregory is currently back on the road for the next two months continuing his radio tour, having already visited over 100 radio stations in 37 states. For more information on Adam Gregory, visit www.adamgregory.com or http://www.midasrecords.com/.
(Pictured above) Adam Gregory performed at the "Nashville Spotlight Show" at the Greased Lightning Riverfront Daytime Stages Thursday, June 5 in Downtown Nashville during the 2008 CMA Music Festival.
Photo Credit: Bev Moser
(Pictured above) Adam Gregory hosted the Adam Gregory Jam at Fuel Bar and Nightclub. The evening featured performances by Gregory, Jason Matthews, the Harters and an in-the-round jam session to close the night featuring Kyle Jacobs, Keith Follese and Anthony Smith. Pictured L to R are Kyle Jacobs, Adam Gregory, Keith Follese, and Anthony Smith.
Photo Credit: Bev Moser
On the Riverfront Stage, Jeff, along with compadre Joe Stampley, held sway over the crowd - and celebrated Joe's 65th birthday with the Moe & Joe classic, "Good Ol' Boys," and the title track from Griffith's debut CD, IF IT AIN'T ONE THING IT'S ANOTHER.
(Photo credit: Martha E. Moore)
(Photo Credit: Martha E. Moore)
(Photo Credit: Martha E. Moore)
Aaron and Mark backstage
Aaron and boys
Aaron on stage 
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