Tim McGraw & Faith Hill Help Debut New Nashville Predators Jersey

by Jim Casey | @TheJimCasey | August 7, 2017

In addition to headlining two sold-out concerts at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena over the weekend, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill helped the Nashville Predators debut their new jerseys.

Before their second Soul2Soul appearance on Saturday night (Aug. 5), Tim and Faith shared a pic of the Preds new road uniform. The new Adizero jersey features a few odes to the Music City namesake, including a guitar pick on the shoulder, piano keys on the collar and guitar strings over the numbers on the back.

Tim and Faith have been vocal Preds fans over the years. Anyone who has been to a Preds game knows that when the home team scores, Tim appears on the jumbotron and sings “I Like It, I Love It.” Faith performed the national anthem in Nashville before Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final in June.

Check out the new jersey below.

Check out the new @PredsNHL jersey! #Smashville pic.twitter.com/aPi5yyw4lk

— Tim McGraw (@TheTimMcGraw) August 6, 2017

Sneak peek at the new @predsnhl jersey. Can’t wait for next season! #standwithus pic.twitter.com/RN9SFsqLkE

— Faith Hill (@FaithHill) August 6, 2017

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