Luke Bryan
and
the Mavericks capped a lively outdoor
celebration at the annual Grammy Block Party in Nashville on Tuesday night (March 8). Presented by the Recording Academy,
the event was held at Owen Bradley Park on Music Row and open to Grammy members and their guests. Mavericks' singer
Raul
Malo remarked that it was "good to be back on the radio" before the Mavericks performed their first new single in eight
years, "Born to Be Blue," as well as fan-favorites "There Goes My Heart" and "All You Ever Do Is Bring Me Down." Bryan filled
his set with hits like
"Country
Girl (Shake It for Me)," "Do I" and his current single,
"Drunk
on You." Also performing were
Wynonna -- who announced she is working on a new country
album -- blues musician Keb' Mo', Christian rockers Tenth Avenue North and husband-and-wife folk duo Elenowen.
