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Also among top nominees announced Monday: Zach Top with five
nods, and Riley Green and Johnson with four. Receiving three
nods were Kristian Bush, Carson Chamberlain, Combs, Charlie
Handsome, Stapleton and Wallen.
The 59th annual CMA Awards will be broadcast live from
Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena Nov. 19 on ABC, and the next day
on Hulu. The prizes are nominated and voted on by members of the
Country Music Association, which includes music executives,
artists, publicists, songwriters and other industry
professionals.
Langley's six nominations include single, song and music video
of the year for “you look like you love me” with Riley Green.
She’s also nominated for new artist, female vocalist and musical
event of the year (“Don’t Mind If I Do”).
Moroney gets nods in single, album, song, and music video of the
year for her project “ Am I Okay?” and its title track. She’s
also nominated for female vocalist of the year and musical event
of the year.
Lainey Wilson is nominated for entertainer of the year, single
and song of the year (“4x4xU”), album of the year (“Whirlwind”),
female vocalist of the year, and music video (“Somewhere Over
Laredo”).
Joining Moroney, Wilson, and Langley and Green for single of the
year nods are Combs (“Ain’t No Love In Oklahoma”) and Top (“I
Never Lie”).
The nominees for new artist of the year are Langley, Shaboozey,
Top, Tucker Wetmore and Stephen Wilson Jr.
First-time nominees include Johnny Clawson, Jon Decious, Jessie
Jo Dillon, Josh Dorr, Alexandra Gavillet, Lalo Guzman, Jimmy
Harnen, Brandon Lake, Micah Nichols, John Park, Aaron Raitiere,
Matt Rovey, Kyle Sturrock, Wales Toney, Wetmore, and Wilson Jr.
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