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CMT Music Awards honor Toby Keith with Sammy Hagar, Brooks & Dunn tributes.
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CMT Music Awards honor Toby Keith with Sammy Hagar, Brooks & Dunn tributes
Country legend Toby Keith died in February following cancer battle. He was 62.
Country music legend Toby Keith was posthumously honored at the CMT Music Awards held on Sunday at the Moody Center in Austin, Texas. The emotional tribute came after Keith's passing on February 5 at the age of 62 following a battle with stomach cancer.
The ceremony featured heartfelt performances and reminiscences from close friends and fellow musicians, including Roger Clemens, Sammy Hagar, Brooks & Dunn, and Lainey Wilson. Clemens, introducing the tribute, described Keith as a "true friend and patriot," setting the tone for the evening.
Brooks & Dunn kicked off the musical homage with a rendition of Keith's classic hit, "Should've Been A Cowboy," followed by Sammy Hagar's performance of "I Love this Bar," in honor of his longtime drinking buddy. Hagar fondly recalled his times with Keith, reflecting on their adventures in Cabo.
Lainey Wilson, another country star, took to the stage to perform "How Do You Like Me Now?!" from Keith's 1999 album, expressing her admiration for the late musician and how his music had influenced her.
Throughout the evening, tributes poured in for Keith, with attendees raising red solo cups in a final toast to the iconic artist, symbolizing his enduring legacy in the country music community.
Toby Keith, known for hits like "Should've Been a Cowboy" and "Beer for My Horses," left an indelible mark on the country music scene with his distinctive sound and memorable lyrics. His contributions to the genre were celebrated and honored with reverence and affection at the CMT Music Awards, reminding fans of his enduring impact on country music.
Country legend Toby Keith died in February following cancer battle. He was 62.
Country music legend Toby Keith was posthumously honored at the CMT Music Awards held on Sunday at the Moody Center in Austin, Texas. The emotional tribute came after Keith's passing on February 5 at the age of 62 following a battle with stomach cancer.
The ceremony featured heartfelt performances and reminiscences from close friends and fellow musicians, including Roger Clemens, Sammy Hagar, Brooks & Dunn, and Lainey Wilson. Clemens, introducing the tribute, described Keith as a "true friend and patriot," setting the tone for the evening.
Brooks & Dunn kicked off the musical homage with a rendition of Keith's classic hit, "Should've Been A Cowboy," followed by Sammy Hagar's performance of "I Love this Bar," in honor of his longtime drinking buddy. Hagar fondly recalled his times with Keith, reflecting on their adventures in Cabo.
Lainey Wilson, another country star, took to the stage to perform "How Do You Like Me Now?!" from Keith's 1999 album, expressing her admiration for the late musician and how his music had influenced her.
Throughout the evening, tributes poured in for Keith, with attendees raising red solo cups in a final toast to the iconic artist, symbolizing his enduring legacy in the country music community.
Toby Keith, known for hits like "Should've Been a Cowboy" and "Beer for My Horses," left an indelible mark on the country music scene with his distinctive sound and memorable lyrics. His contributions to the genre were celebrated and honored with reverence and affection at the CMT Music Awards, reminding fans of his enduring impact on country music.
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