Superstar Walks Down Nashville's Broadway Unnoticed by Crowd

Imagine yourself enjoying a night out on the town in Nashville, Tenn. and then seeing Kacey Musgraves casually walking right at you.  Well, it happened, but not exactly that way.

Musgraves performed on stage with Zach Bryan at Nashville's Nissan Stadium on June 29 where they performed their GRAMMY winning duet called, "I Remember Everything."

Just a short while later, as can be seen in her social media post, Musgraves took to the streets of Nashville, in fact, she took to the busiest, most crowd filled street - Broadway.  She boldly walked right down the middle of the street and instead of the people being awe struck or fan crazed, well, they simply didn't notice.

In her social media post set to Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'" Musgraves is seen strutting down Broadway in knee high boots, denim shorts and a matching denim shirt.  Not a single soul comes up to her and they barely even turn their heads.

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That isn't even where the story ends.  Clearly it looked like Musgraves was on a mission, and she was.  The patrons at Robert's Western World were delighted when she popped on stage to join the band with their version of Buck Owens' 1963 hit "Act Naturally."

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According to an article on American Songwriter, this wasn't the first time Musgraves hopped on stage at Robert's. In 2019 she brought supermodel Gigi Hadid for a night on the town.  The social media post reflects the two beauties two-stepped, ate fried pickles, played guitar and spent the night enjoying the music.

Musgraves released her latest album in March, "Deeper Well" to high praise from critics and fans.  The album incorporates a mix of classic country instrumentation and contemporary elements.  After her divorce several years ago, this album reflects the singer's journey through life's ups and downs where she offers listeners a glimpse into her innermost thoughts and feelings.

Musgraves willingness to pave her own path and stay true to herself and her music has built a fan base of long-time country fans to newcomers.  Her walk down Broadway exhibited her profound self-love and confidence - noticed, or not.