Tenille Arts ACM Wine Down Wednesday Replay

by jwills | April 7, 2021

ACM New Female Artist of the Year Award nominee Tenille Arts took part in the ACM Wine Down Wednesday series this week.

Tenille opened by saying, “I’m so excited to be a part of this, first off I just want to thank the ACMs for having me, and 1000 Stories Wine, for letting me be a part of this awesome series for such a great cause. 1000 Stories Wine is actually donating…on behalf of every artist that is a part of this series, they’re donating two-thousand dollars to the ACM Lifting Lives COVID 19 Response fund, and that’s going to directly help people in the country music scene that have really struggled over the past year.”

After expressing her excitement about her very first ACM Award nomination, Tenille also joked that when it came to being a part of ACM Wine Down Wednesday, “I absolutely love anything that involves wine, so I am so here for this!”

If you missed it live — catch the replay of Tenille Arts on this week’s ACM Wine Down Wednesday, right HERE…

You can also see the music video for her Top-10 smash hit “Somebody Like That” right here…

Photo Credit: Rachel Deeb

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