Lady A: What A Song Can Do Tour at Bank of NH Pavilion

Hillary Scott, Charles Kelly, and Dave Haywood, who were formerly known as Lady Antebellum, and are now, Lady A, changed their name in 2020 because of its associations with slavery. The trio formed a band after a few songwriting sessions in 2006, and people immediately took notice of their brand of good-time country-pop, as well as their rare line-up of one woman and two men. But it wasn’t until their second album, Need You Now, and the single of the same name that they topped Billboard country charts and fully launched them into stardom, it is now the highest certified song by a Country group. With richly harmonized hooks, pristine production, and earnest storytelling, the group became a soulful staple of country and rock radio for most of the 2010s. After reuniting in 2015 they have continued making music that blurs the lines between country and contemporary pop. More recently, in January 2021, Lady A became the newest members of the Grand Ole Opry, and they earned the biggest first week streams of their career with their critically acclaimed No. 1 album, Ocean.
A portion of the ticket sales will go towards LadyAID, the group’s philanthropic fund which supports initiatives around the world ranging from helping vulnerable children, societal and cultural issues, as well as natural disaster aid and recovery.