(Nashville, TN) June 1, 2010 – Additional artists have been added to the list of those strutting their stuff on the runway at the 4th Annual Country Weekly Fashion Show and Concert, June 8 at Nashville’s Wildhorse Saloon.
 
Joining host Clay Walker, emcee Suzanne Alexander (GAC) and already announced artists Joe Nichols, Love and Theft, Bucky Covington, Pam Tillis, Aaron Tippin and Thea Tippin are Katie Armiger, Trailer Choir, Cowboy Troy, Julie Roberts, Carter Twins, Trent Tomlinson, Sarah Darling, Whitney Duncan, Danielle Peck, Burns & Poe, Gwen Sebastian, Jesse Lee, Coldwater Jane, Brett Eldredge, Jeremy Crady, Brian Stace, Jessie James, John Carter and Johnny Gates of The Invite.
 
The event benefits Musicians On Call, a nonprofit organization with the mission of bringing music to the bedsides of patients in healthcare facilities.
 
Doors open at 11 a.m. for the event. At 11:30 a.m. Joe Nichols will sit down with After Midnite’s Blair Garner for an intimate one on one conversation about Joe’s evolution in the music business over the past few years followed by a short acoustic performance. The Fashion Show begins at 12 noon with acoustic performances following at 1 p.m.
 
Premium seating tickets are available at MusiciansOnCall.org and all other tickets (starting at $35) can be purchased at TicketMaster.com.  All tickets include lunch. The Country Weekly Fashion Show and Concert is sponsored by Durango, Wrangler, Roper, Silpada Designs and Lifetime Television.

About Musicians On Call
Musicians On Call was founded in 1999 with the mission of bringing live and recorded music to the bedsides of patients in healthcare facilities. To date, volunteers have played for over 190,000 people nationwide. Musicians On Call continues its mission through room-to-room hospital performances by both local musicians and national celebrities, and its CD Pharmacies and Project Playback programs. For additional information on Musicians On Call please visit MusiciansOnCall.org.
 
About Country Weekly
As America’s premiere country entertainment magazine for over 15 years, Country Weekly delivers the inside stories on country music’s hottest stars, featuring late-breaking news and the scoop on star lifestyles, families, homes, favorite foods and latest fashions. Country Weekly is published 52 times a year by parent company American Media, Inc. For more information, visit CountryWeekly.com.