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Tyler Hubbard of Florida Georgia Line with his Peavey Composite Acoustics Guitar (Photo credit: Justin Mrusek)
Tyler Hubbard of Florida Georgia Line with his Peavey Composite Acoustics Guitar (Photo credit: Justin Mrusek)

Peavey® Celebrates 2019 Academy of Country Music Awards-Nominated Artists

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MERIDIAN, MS (April 5, 2019) — As the 54th Academy of Country Music Awards approaches, Peavey® is proud to recognize its nominated artists. Playing alongside some of the biggest names in country, in both the studio and on stage, these musicians have contributed their talents while using Peavey instruments and amps.

While all eyes will be on ACM Awards host Reba McEntire, her band member Mike Johnson has been tapped for Steel Guitar Player of the Year. He’ll face some friendly competition in the category from fellow Nashville veteran Steve Hinson. Both of these highly sought-after session players rely on Peavey’s Session™ 115 combo amplifier, which is meticulously voiced using proven Peavey pedal steel amp designs.

The Session 115 is also a favorite of touring steel guitar players, including Kurt Ozan who tours with Male Artist of the Year nominee and New Artist Award winner Luke Combs; Jon Galletti who tours with Jake Owen, nominated for Single of the Year; and Jay Jackson who will take the ACM stage with Entertainer of the Year nominee Jason Aldean.

Jackson’s bandmate and fellow Peavey artist Jack Sizemore plays electric guitar with a Budda® amp, 6505® 412 slant cabinet, and Peavey Classic® 50 head. The Classic 50 212 amp, in particular, is a favorite of Rob Williford who plays electric guitar for Luke Combs.

Another Peavey artist and studio legend being recognized is Bassist of the Year nominee Mike Brignardello, who uses the compact, road-friendly Trace Elliot® ELF™ 2 x 8″ bass speaker cabinets. Meanwhile, Tommy MacDonald, bass player for ACM-nominated collaborators David Lee Murphy and Kenny Chesney, gets good mileage from Peavey’s MiniMAX® 500 bass amp head, the Headliner™ 410 bass cabinet, and Trace Elliot ELF bass amp.

Meanwhile, Florida Georgia Line has been nominated for Duo of the Year, and singer/guitarist Tyler Hubbard plays Composite Acoustics® Legacy™ guitars. The duo’s collaboration with Bebe Rexha on the track “Meant to Be” was enormously successful, as evidenced by three ACM Award nominations.

To learn more about any of these instruments and brands, visit
www.peavey.com, and to hear some of this gear live on stage, tune in to the 54th Academy of Country Music Awards, which will air live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on Sunday, April 7, 2019 at 8:00 PM ET/PT on CBS.

Tyler Hubbard of Florida Georgia Line with his Peavey Composite Acoustics Guitar (Photo credit: Justin Mrusek)
Tyler Hubbard of Florida Georgia Line with his Peavey Composite Acoustics Guitar (Photo credit: Justin Mrusek)

About Peavey Electronics®

Founded in 1965, Peavey® is one of the world’s largest manufacturers and suppliers of musical instruments and professional sound equipment. Peavey has earned more than 180 patents and distributes to more than 130 countries. Peavey and its MediaMatrix®, Architectural Acoustics®, Crest Audio®, Composite Acoustics®, Budda®, and Trace Elliot® brands and affiliates can be found on concert stages and in airports, stadiums, theme parks and other venues around the world. Chief Operating Officer Courtland Gray says, “We are striving every day to produce the world’s finest music and audio equipment.” To find out more, visit
www.peavey.com.

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