Tiffany Woys will be Kicking Off This Weekend’s NASCAR Playoff Race with the National Anthem

by jwills | September 2, 2021

Tiffany Woys is heading to Darlington Raceway this weekend – she’ll be singing the National Anthem Sunday, September 5th, right before the Cookout Southern 500 race.

Fans tuning in to watch the NASCAR Cup Series playoff race will be seeing Tiffany make her national television debut singing “The Star-Spangled Banner.”

It was actually the Anthem that inspired her to sing in the first place.

Tiffany shares, “I was four when I first heard LeAnn Rimes sing the national anthem. It was that moment that inspired me to start performing, and I would sing the anthem on repeat over and over again. Wherever I would go that would allow me to sing the national anthem, I would get on stage and do it!”

After checking out Tiffany’s version of the Anthem, fans of can check out two of Tiffany’s releases from early this year, “Do Ya”…

and “I Don’t” – her duet with Jordan Fletcher…

And this Friday, September 10th, Tiffany will be dropping a new song – “About Love” – which fans can pre-save now at https://smarturl.it/tw_aboutloveps.

Photo Credit: Robert Chavers

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