The artists who attended the ’90s country concert in Huntsville, Alabama, that was filmed for an upcoming TV special. (Photo Credit: Bud Gambrell Photography)
Over 30 Beloved ’90s Country Hitmakers Perform At Show Filmed For Upcoming TV Special
Dozens of your favorite ’90s country icons will soon grace your screen in a one-of-a-kind TV special.
If you were to ask a group of country fans which “era” is their favorite, a large number would answer “the ’90s.” With songs such as “Amazed,” “Strawberry Wine,” “Except for Monday,” and “God Blessed Texas” debuting during the decade, it’s really no wonder why fans enjoy ’90s country so much.
Now, ’90s country lovers can revisit all of those songs and more during an upcoming TV special. Titled All-Star Salute To ’90s Country: Honky Tonk Time Machine, the program was filmed at The Von Braun Center in Huntsville, Alabama, on February 5.
The sold-out show featured 40 performances from over 30 hitmakers who dominated the country charts in the ’90s. Audience members ranged in age from 5 to 85, and many spent the night dancing and singing along to the timeless tunes.
“This show is going to be one that is talked about for years to come. Watching the audience sing the words to practically every song back to the artists as they were performing proved what an impact ’90s Country music had on those that grew up listening to it,” said executive producer Frank Matassa of LMA Productions, Inc. in a press release about the concert. “The songs, the artists, the memories, and the final television show is going to be something very special for the television audience no matter what age is watching.”
Front Row: John Berry, Deana Carter, Carlene Carter, Lee Roy Parnell, Paulette Carlson, Bryan White.
Second Row: Keith Bilbrey, Lee Greenwood, Rick Trevino, Tony Rich, Eric Blankenship, Ty Herndon, Michelle Wright, T. Graham Brown, Lorrie Morgan, Ken Mellons, Janie Fricke, Jamey Johnson.
Third Row: Richard Young, Fred Young, Doug Phelps, Greg Martin, Mark Wills, Andy Griggs, Paul Overstreet, Terry McBride, Christy Forester, June Forester, Kathy Forester, Kim Forester.
Fourth Row: Billy Dean, Lionel Cartwright, Wade Hayes, Rhett Akins, Neal McCoy, Heath Wright, Darryl Worley, Tracy Byrd, Michael Peterson, Aaron Tippin, Larry Stewart, Tim Rushlow, Richie McDonald.
(Photo Credit: Bud Gambrell Photography)
See The Entire Setlist From The All-Star Salute To ’90s Country: Honky Tonk Time Machine
The show’s setlist featured 17 chart-topping songs. Daryle Singletary, Kevin Sharp, Randy Travis, and George Jones were honored through tribute performances of some of their greatest ’90s hits.
Janie Fricke, The Forester Sisters, and Lee Greenwood delivered some “throwback” moments with ’80s-themed performances. Greenwood performed two songs, including his patriotic anthem, “God Bless the USA.”
See the entire setlist from the All-Star Salute To ’90s Country: Honky Tonk Time Machine show below.
- Aaron Tippin – “Ain’t Nothin’ Wrong With The Radio” – #1 in 1992
- Paulette Carlson – “Whose Lonely Now” – #1 in 1990 (Highway 101)
- Terry McBride – “Sacred Ground” – #2 in 1992 (McBride & The Ride)
- Bryan White – “Sittin’ On Go” – #1 in 1997
- T. Graham Brown – “If You Could Only See Me Now” – #6 in 1990
- Lee Roy Parnell – “On The Road” – #2 in 1992
- Lee Roy Parnell – “What Kind Of Fool (Do You Think I Am)” – #6 in 1993
- The Forester Sisters – “I Fell In Love Again Last Night” – #1 in 1985 (THROWBACK)
- Ken Mellons – “Jukebox Junkie” – #8 in 1994
- Andy Griggs – “You Won’t Ever Be Lonely” – #2 in 1998
- Lionel Cartwright – “Leap Of Faith” – #1 in 1991
- Wade Hayes – “Old Enough To Know Better” – #1 in 1994
- Billy Dean – “Somewhere In My Broken Heart” – #3 in 1991
- Carlene Carter – “Every Little Thing” – #3 in 1993
- Darryl Worley – “Hard Rock Bottom Of Your Heart” (By Randy Travis) – #1 in 1990
- Rick Trevino – “Bobby Ann Mason” – #6 in 1995
- Janie Fricke – “It Ain’t Easy, Bein’ Easy” – #1 in 1982 (THROWBACK)
- Ty Herndon – “What Mattered Most” – #1 in 1995
- Larry Stewart – “When She Cries” – #9 in 1992 (Restless Heart)
- Richie McDonald – “Amazed” – #1 in 1999 (Lonestar)
- Tim Rushlow – “God Blessed Texas” – #4 in 1993 (Little Texas)
- The Kentucky Headhunters – “Dumas Walker” – #15 in 1990
- Michael Peterson – “Drink, Swear, Steal and Lie” – #3 in 1997
- Paul Overstreet – “Daddy’s Come Around” – #1 in 1990
- Michelle Wright – “Take It Like A Man” – #1 in 1992
- John Berry – “Your Love Amazes Me” – #1 in 1994
- Neal McCoy – “Wink” – #1 in 1994
- Jamey Johnson – “Choices” (By George Jones) – #30 in 1999
- Lorrie Morgan – “Except For Monday” – #4 in 1991
- Lee Greenwood – “I.O.U.” – #6 in 1983 (THROWBACK)
- Lee Greenwood – “God Bless The USA” – #7 in 1984 (THROWBACK)
- Heath Wright – “Daddy’s Money” – #1 in 1996 (Ricochet)
- Tony Rich – “Nobody Knows” (By Kevin Sharp) – #1 in 1996
- Mark Wills – “I Do (Cherish You)” – #2 in 1998
- Rhett Akins – “That Ain’t My Truck” – #3 in 1995
- Rhett Akins, Mark Wills, Andy Griggs, and Wade Hayes – “Too Much Fun” (By Daryle Singletary) – #4 in 1995
- Deana Carter – “We Danced Anyway” – #1 in 1996
- Deana Carter – “Strawberry Wine” – #1 in 1996
- Tracy Byrd – “Keeper Of The Stars” – #2 in 1995
- Tracy Byrd – “Watermelon Crawl” – #4 in 1994
What a setlist! Can you find your favorite ’90s country song in the mix?
As mentioned previously, this extraordinary ’90s country tribute show was filmed for a future TV special. The air date has not been announced yet, but fans can expect to learn more in the coming weeks.
Stay tuned, because we’ll be sure to let you know when that date is!
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