Cole Swindell Goes Down To the Bar With Hardy, Travis Denning & Ashley Cooke

by jwills | May 24, 2022

Cole Swindell just released a fun video for his song “Down To The Bar” – one of the 13 tracks on his recently released album Stereotype.

Earlier this year Cole’s Down To The Bar tour featured Travis Denning and Ashley Cooke – so when it came time to film the video for the song of the same name, Cole knew Travis, Ashley and also the track’s co-writer and guest vocalist HARDY had to be a part of it.

Cole shares, “I had so much fun on my Down To The Bar Tour with Travis and Ashley out on the road with me this spring. We just carried that good time over to this video and I hope fans can see how much fun that tour was for all of us. This video would not have been the same without them and it’s awesome to have HARDY be such a big part of the song/video as well. They added a lot to the tour and it just felt right to have them in the video that the tour was named after.”

Check out Cole Swindell’s music video for “Down To The Bar” here…

Photo Courtesy of Cole Swindell

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