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Did you catch the best performances from the 2023 CMT Music Awards? It was a fun show!

The 2023 CMT Music Awards was three hours of performances, awards, and Texas. Yes! For the first time ever, the awards were handed out from an arena in Austin, Texas; and in true Texas fashion, they never let us forget exactly where they were. As a matter of fact, a majority of the presenters – and many of the performers – had Texas ties.

The 2023 CMT Music Awards began with an emotional statement from co-host Kelsea Ballerini, dedicating the show to the victims and everyone affected by gun violence. From there, the mood lightened as Kelsea and he co-host Kane Brown entertained us through the awards and performances. Check them out below!

  • Blake Shelton

    Blake Shelton opened the show musically with “No Body,” saluting the city of Austin by quoting his first hit of the same name – “If this is Austin, I still love you!”

  • Tyler Hubbard

    Tyler Hubbard played “Dancing’ In The Country” in front of the Texas Statehouse in Austin.

  • Gary Clark

    Gary Clark Jr. performed a tribute to Austin blues legend Stevie Ray Vaughan (“The House Is Rocking”)

  • Carly Pearce

     

  • Wynonna & Ashley McBryde

    Wynonna and Ashley McBryde performed Foreigner’s “I Want To Know What Love Is”
     

  • Cody Johnson

    Cody Johnson was super busy this weekend in Texas, not only performing for the CMT Awards, but also singing the National Anthem before the Houston Astros game. He even took batting practice with the team!

  • Keith Urban

  • Lainey Wilson

  • Gwen Stefani & Carly Pearce

    Gwen Stefani and Carly Pearce duet on No Doubt’s “Just A Girl”

  • Jelly Roll

    Jelly Roll performed “Need A Favor” backed by a choir

  • Travis Kelce joins Kelsea Ballerini!

    Travis Kelce joined Kelsea Ballerini for this one!

  • Kane Brown & Kateyln Brown

    Winners of the Video of the Year Award!

  • Darius Rucker with the Black Crowes

  • Alanis Morrisette, Lainey Wilson & more!

    Lainey Wison, Madeline Edwards, Ingrid Andress and Morgan Wade joined Alanis Morrisette for “You Oughta Know”
     

  • Carrie Underwood

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