Country star, Emily Nenni brought the honky tonk to the studio to talk about her upcoming album Drive & Cry

Emily Nenni is a singer-songwriter with a sound rooted in classic honky-tonk.
She is gearing up to release her new album Drive & Cry this Friday, followed by her debut on the stage of the Grand Ole Opry this Saturday.

Emily sat down with RFD-TV’s own Suzanne Alexander to discuss her influences, her musical journey, and what we can expect from her latest project.
She even treated us to a performance of her song “Lay Of The Land”!

Check out Drive & Cry

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