Last night (August 1), Morgan Wallen took his One Night at a Time Tour to Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City. The first of a multi-night run at the stadium, Wallen performed a set packed with his biggest hits. Additionally, he brought out Lainey Wilson for a surprise duet.
Wilson opened for Wallen on previous tour stops but had to step away to handle her own obligations. Last night, she was back on the One Night at a Time Tour to warm up the crowd. Then, she returned to the stage during Wallen’s headlining set for a surprise duet performance of his latest single “Lies, Lies, Lies.”
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Lainey Wilson and Morgan Wallen Perform a Surprise Duet
Wallen took a moment to praise Wilson before bringing her to the stage. “She joined up back with us tonight in Kansas City after a little bit of hiatus,” he began. “She is a true badass and we’ve all believed in her from day one and it’s so nice to see the way that she has just blown up,” he added. “I couldn’t be happier for someone. Ya’ll make some noise for Lainey Wilson.”
Wilson took the stage sporting bell bottoms in Kansas City Chiefs colors which brought cheers from the crowd. He told the crowd, “Me and Lainey, we don’t have a song together as of now, so we’re gonna try something that we ain’t never tried before. This is my most recent release. It’s called ‘Lies, Lies, Lies.’ Y’all sing it with us.”
“Lies, Lies, Lies”
Jessie Jo Dillon co-penned “Lies, Lies, Lies” with Josh Miller, Daniel Ross, and Chris Tompkins. Morgan Wallen originally released it as part of the seven-track Abbey Road Sessions EP he recorded last year after a show in London and released in March. More recently, he released a new studio version of the song on July 5.
“Lies, Lies, Lies” currently sits at No. 24 on the Billboard Country Airplay chart. After just four weeks on the survey, the new single has plenty of time to climb to the top. The track is doing better on the publication’s Country Streaming Songs chart where it currently sits at No. 3.
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