LAINEY WILSON SECURES CMA FEMALE VOCALIST OF THE YEAR
FOR THE THIRD CONSECUTIVE YEAR
Wilson’s “Wildflowers and Wild Horses” Also Wins CMA Music Video of the Year
BMG Publishing’s Dan Wilson is Honored with CMA Song of the Year for Chris Stapleton’s “White Horse”
Jelly Roll Delivers Duel Monumental Performances with Brooks & Dunn and Keith Urban
Lainey Wilson accepts the award for Female Vocalist of the Year at “The 58th Annual CMA Awards,” live from Bridgestone Arena Wednesday, November 20, 2024 on ABC.
Lainey Wilson entered the 2024 CMA Awards as a host alongside Luke Bryan and Peyton Manning for the first time this year and by the close of the show was awarded two CMA Awards including: Female Vocalist of the Year, her third consecutive win in the category, and Music Video of the Year for her #1 hit song “Wildflowers and Wild Horses.”
In her acceptance speech for Female Vocalist of the Year, Lainey shared: “I’ve always been told if you feel like you’ve got a gift, you’re supposed to share it, and I think that means whether you drive a tractor or pour coffee, make people smile or laugh, whatever that is I think you’re supposed to share that gift.”
Throughout the broadcast, Lainey would take the stage for two performances — an emotive, cinematic adaption of her current Top 20 and rising Broken Bow Records single “4x4xU” from her 2025 GRAMMY-nominated Country Album of the Year, Whirlwind, and again for the George Strait tribute performing his signature “Amarillo By Morning.” Lainey’s live adaptation of “4x4xU” will release tonight to all streaming platforms. Pre-save/pre-add HERE.
WATCH LAINEY WILSON PERFORM “4x4xU”
BMG Publishing was proud to see writer Dan Wilson capture a CMA Award for Song of the Year for “White Horse,” a track co-penned and recorded by Chris Stapleton.
In addition, 2025 GRAMMY nominee Jelly Roll, a three-time nominee at the 2024 CMA Awards, also hit the stage twice throughout the broadcast — first with Brooks & Dunn, 2024 Duo of the Year winners, for a powerful and moving performance of “Believe” that had the audience in tears and later with Keith Urban on his fiery Stoney Creek Records single “Liar” from his just-released Billboard 200 #1 album, Beautifully Broken.