Lainey Wilson Brings Brand-New Single To “The Voice” Finale
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Lainey Wilson Brings Brand-New Single To “The Voice” Finale

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Just days after debuting her new single at the ACM Awards, Lainey Wilson brought that same fiery energy to ‘The Voice’ finale on Monday night (May 20th).

On Thursday, May 16, Wilson kicked off the 59th Annual ACM Awards with an incredible performance of Little Texas’ “God Blessed Texas,” followed by the premiere of her single “Hang Tight Honey.”

 

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The Voice announced she would be one of the many guest performers on Night Two of the season finale  Tuesday night!

Other guest performers included Kate Hudson, Jelly Roll, Thomas Rhett, The Black Keys, and Keith Urban.

Wilson brought “Hang Tight Honey” to The Voice and had everyone on their feet.

On Tuesday night, The Voice will crown / crowned the winner of Season 25 after narrowing it down to finalists Asher Havon and Josh Sanders from Team Reba, Nathan Chester and Bryan Olesen from Team Legend, and Karen Waldrup from Team Dan + Shay.

Earlier in the season, Waldrup performed a cover of Wilson’s “Heart Like A Truck,” with fans calling her a star already.

See some of the fan reactions to Waldrup’s performance of this Lainey Wilson hit.

“This woman is the whole package: looks, talent, confidence, EVERYTHING. She should definitely be a star.”

“This woman is absolutely incredible. I’m not even a big country fan but her voice is soo dang good she’s undeniable”

“Karen is the real deal and very humble. Myself and several other friends go to her shows every time she comes to metro Atlanta and always hangs out after – I hope this is her make it big moment because we have always known she’s star quality- so proud of her!!”

Watch Wilson perform “Hang Tight Honey” on The Voice finale below!

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