TYLER HUBBARD Rocks Fillmore Silver Spring with Electrifying Performance

On Saturday, November 9, 2024, country music fans packed The Fillmore Silver Spring in Silver Spring, Maryland, for an unforgettable night of live music. As part of his Strong World Tour, Tyler Hubbard brought his signature energy and undeniable stage presence to the venue, giving fans a show they won’t soon forget. Joining him as the night’s special guest was rising country star Alana Springsteen, who set the stage for a night filled with heartfelt lyrics, electrifying performances, and country anthems.

ALANA SPRINGSTEEN Kicks Off the Night with a Memorable Set

Opening the night was Alana Springsteen, a young talent from Virginia Beach, VA, who is quickly making a name for herself in the country music scene. Despite being an up-and-coming artist, she already had a strong following in the crowd, proving that her music is striking a chord with fans.

Taking the stage with confidence, Springsteen delivered a 10-song set that blended her original material with well-chosen covers. She had the crowd engaged from the start with songs like “Cowboys and Tequila” and “You Don’t Deserve a Country Song”, showing off her knack for crafting catchy yet meaningful tracks. She also surprised fans with her own take on classics like Bon Jovi’s “Livin’ on a Prayer” and Kenny Chesney’s “When the Sun Goes Down”, both of which had the crowd singing along.

However, the standout moment of her set was undoubtedly her performance of “Hold My Beer”, a song that resonated with the audience and showcased her fun, free-spirited style. By the time she wrapped up her set, the energy in The Fillmore Silver Spring was at an all-time high, making her the perfect opener for the night.

ALANA SPRINGSTEEN

TYLER HUBBARD Delivers a Powerhouse Performance

As the anticipation built, the lights dimmed, and the crowd erupted as Tyler Hubbard hit the stage. Fans had been eagerly awaiting his Silver Spring, MD stop on the Strong World Tour, and Hubbard did not disappoint. Bursting onto the stage with boundless energy, he wasted no time in getting the crowd moving, running from one side of the stage to the other, engaging fans from every corner of the venue.

With an impressive 24-song setlist, Hubbard pulled tracks from both his self-titled debut album and his latest release, Strong, delivering a mix of heartfelt ballads and high-energy anthems. Highlights of the night included performances of “5 Foot 9” and “Small Town Me”, both of which had fans singing along word-for-word. Hubbard also took a moment to slow things down with an emotional cover of Jason Aldean’s “You Make It Easy”, demonstrating his range and vocal depth.

One of the most exciting moments of the night came when Alana Springsteen returned to the stage for a duet of “Tough”, creating a heartfelt and intimate performance that stood out among the night’s highlights. Their harmonies blended beautifully, and the crowd responded with roaring applause.

But the night wouldn’t have been complete without a nod to Florida Georgia Line, and Hubbard delivered just that. When he launched into “Cruise”, the venue erupted, as fans relived the song that helped define a new era of country music. The excitement continued with his performance of “Meant to Be”, originally recorded with Bebe Rexha, proving that his past hits still hold a special place in the hearts of fans.

To close out the night, Hubbard performed his smash hit “Dancin’ in the Country”, ending the evening on an electrifying note. With a performance that blended nostalgia, new music, and raw energy, Hubbard made it clear that his Strong World Tour is solidifying him as a powerhouse solo artist.