Red Clay Strays Performing Their Unreleased Song “Drowning” At The Caverns Is Pure Magic

Is there a better venue for Red Clay Strays ? Of course these guys are incredible wherever they go, which is why they've absolutely blown up over the past year or so. But there's just something special about hearing them play new music in an underground cave. If you've never been to The Caverns in Pelham, Tennessee, the venue just outside of Nashville, it’s set inside a cave that provides unmatched acoustics and a unique venue for some incredible music. They’ve really done an amazing job with the place, from the restrooms to the concession stands, making it a great experience that you may not necessarily expect from a show in an underground cave. And when you throw in one of the best bands in country music right now...well it doesn't really get much better. The Red Clay Strays headed into The Caverns over the weekend, and while they were there they hit the sold-out crowd with a taste of new music with a performance of their unreleased song "Drowning." The boys from Alabama teased the song on their social media last week, and they've played it here and there in the past, but breaking out the new song in the underground cave is just pure magic: Oh, and they also walked out to Toby Keith's "Courtesy of the Red, White &

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