George Strait's grandson joins him to live God and listen to country music

Strait of GeorgeThe closing performance of the Houston rodeo Sunday night (March 17) was special not only for the records he had beaten, but also for the surprise appearance of his young grandson, Harvey Strait.

The crowd welcomed Texas, aged 6, a warm and rowdy welcome as his grandfather introduced him. "It's my grandson and he's going to sing with me," remarked the country king.

The most popular new duo of the country played "God and country music, "a piece written by Luke Laird, Barry Dean and Lori McKenna that appears on the new Honky Tonk Time Machine album, released on March 29th.

Harvey is also a guest singer of the studio version.

"There is always lost in found objects / The darkness in the" I saw the light "/ There is still life in these small towns / In a church or in an honky-tonk alley tonight / It's a dance between sin and salvation / Come hell or high water level, there are still two things that are worth saving / God and country music ", they sing in the choir.

Other special guests of the Strait show – the last performance at the RodeoHouston event in 2019 – were Lyle Lovett and Robert Earl Keen. Strait broke his previous attendance record at the 2013 NRG Stadium (80,020) with 80,108 tickets sold this year. The concert also marked Strait's 30th performance during his 22 years of performing at one of Texas' most iconic events. Strait is one of five artists who performed in front of over a million fans at RodeoHouston – a feat that Kings of Leon rockers, who have "Amarillo by Morning" of the Strait of Cover when they made their debut at the event.

strait Honky Tonk Time Machine The album will bring twelve new original songs. The King will be performing again shortly after the release at the ACM Awards 2019 on April 7th at 8 pm ET on CBS. He has also performed some shows in Las Vegas at the MGM Garden Arena in August and December.