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#CMAFest25: Country music’s brightest new star Waylon Wyatt talks new EP and FFA

From June 5th through the 8th, 90,000 country music fans are hitting the streets of Nashville, Tennessee to see the biggest and brightest stars.

One of those up-and-comers is Waylon Wyatt.

This 18-year-old from Arkansas is quickly making a name for himself with millions of streams, sold-out shows out of the gate, and has just dropped his debut EP. We were able to catch up with him and talk about selling out his first hometown show, being an FFA member, and his brand new project.

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