Christian Country singer/songwriter Ben Fuller performed last night on the Grand Ole Opry stage.
During the evening, Fuller surprised the Opry audience by inviting Carrie Underwood to join him on stage for their first live performance together, singing their new duet “If It Was Up to Me.” The track is featured on Fuller’s forthcoming album Walk Through Fire, set for release on June 6 via Sony Music / Provident Entertainment.
You can check out a behind the scenes look from Ben’s Instagram right here!
Fuller also performed his single “If I Got Jesus” as part of an all-star lineup that included Underwood, Ricky Skaggs, Bill Anderson, Henry Cho, Don Schlitz, and 49 Winchester. The special evening was part of the Grand Ole Opry’s ongoing 100-year celebration.
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Ya’ll, this guy is the real deal! Thanks, @bendfuller for letting me sing with ya’ on the @opry stage! I love this song so much and was so glad we got to sing it together for the first time in such a special place!📸: @jeffjohnsonimages
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Both songs are a part of the 13-track album, Walk Through Fire, which marks a milestone moment in Fuller’s journey, both musically and spiritually. The record blends elements of rock, classical, and country, and represents Fuller at his most honest and unfiltered. Fans can pre-save the album now right HERE.
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