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    Lainey Wilson’s “Watermelon Moonshine” at CMA Fest Wasn’t Just a Performance, It Was the Soundtrack of Every Country Girl’s First Love

    Kelly WhitewoodBy 2 Mins Read

    Lainey Wilson Delivers Unforgettable “Watermelon Moonshine” Performance at 2023 CMA Fest

    Featured on her widely praised album Bell Bottom Country, Lainey Wilson’s “Watermelon Moonshine” has become a fan favorite thanks to its blend of nostalgic storytelling and infectious melody. The track pays tribute to young love, small-town roots, and the carefree spirit that defines country music—and Wilson’s live performance at the 2023 CMA Fest captured all of that and more.

    For Wilson, the moment was deeply personal. Years ago, she sat in the nosebleeds of CMA Fest as a fan, dreaming of one day singing on that stage. In 2023, that dream became reality. Taking a break from her co-hosting duties, she stepped into the spotlight and delivered a performance that proved just how far she’s come.

    With her trademark soulful vocals and undeniable stage presence, Wilson had the crowd fully engaged. Fans sang every word with her, a sign of the strong connection she’s built with her audience through both her music and her authenticity.

    Her performance of “Watermelon Moonshine” wasn’t just a highlight of the night—it was a celebration of the journey, from a hopeful fan in the stands to one of country music’s brightest rising stars.

    And for those who missed the magic in person, Wilson’s full CMA Fest performance is available online, giving everyone a chance to experience the heartfelt energy of that special night.

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