SOLOMONS, Md. – On Friday evening, August 17th, the picturesque Calvert Marine Museum in Solomons, Maryland, was transformed into a vibrant celebration of country music as fans flocked to enjoy a beautiful night at the Waterside Music Series, featuring the multi-talented Cole Swindell.
Lusby-native and emerging artist Kaitlyn Croker opened the show at the Motto Mortgage Preferred and RE/Max One Pavilion. The audience warmly embraced Kaitlyn, who delivered a captivating performance that showcased her powerful vocals and engaging lyrics while sharing fond memories of her childhood spent just a stone’s throw from the concert venue.
Noah Hicks, a rising star in the country music scene, hailing from Georgia and currently making waves in Nashville, was the second opening act for Swindell. At just 25, Hicks has already begun to carve out his own niche in the competitive world of country music.
During his set at Solomon’s, Noah captivated the crowd with his authentic songwriting and engaging stage presence. Fans were drawn in by his heartfelt lyrics and the relatable themes of love, life, and resilience.
As the sun set over the Patuxent River, the atmosphere buzzed with anticipation for Cole Swindell, who opened his set with “Flatliner,” instantly energizing the audience. His ability to connect with concert-goers was palpable, as fans cheered and sang along to nearly every song.
Swindell’s setlist featured a mix of fan favorites, including “Forever to Me”, “Ain’t Worth the Whiskey,” and “Single Saturday Night.” Each performance highlighted his exceptional vocal talent and storytelling prowess, which have garnered him a devoted following in the country music scene. Between songs, Swindell shared personal anecdotes and expressed heartfelt gratitude for his fans’ support, creating an intimate atmosphere that resonated throughout the venue.
The Calvert Marine Waterside Music Series has become a cherished summer tradition, providing a platform for both established and emerging artists. This year, the series continued its legacy of delivering high-quality entertainment to the community, culminating in the appearance of a star like Cole Swindell—a testament to its popularity. The event not only offered a memorable night of music but also showcased the breathtaking natural beauty of the museum’s waterfront setting.
Overall, the concert was a resounding success, leaving attendees with lasting memories and a renewed appreciation for the power of live music. As the night came to a close, fans departed with smiles, eagerly anticipating the next opportunity to see these artists.
The final concert of the summer 2024 Waterside Music Series will be on Friday, September 6 with a performance by Grammy-nominated singer- songwriter, Jamey Johnson. Tickets are still available at https://www.calvertmarinemuseum.com/141/Waterside-Music-Series.
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