Montdale country artist and hunting TV star Nate Hosie releases new single, ‘Rocked All Summer Long’
From a press release:
Montdale native, Outdoor Channel star, and Nashville recording artist Nate Hosie released his latest single, “Rocked All Summer Long,” on all digital music outlets, including Apple Music and Amazon Music, this morning.
“Rocked All Summer Long,” an upbeat and catchy follow-up to Hosie’s successful 2017 EP “The America I Know,” was recorded earlier this year at Song City Studios in Nashville, Tennessee. The ode to growing up and loud music is sure to have country music fans singing along with their windows down.
“This song is all about growing up in Montdale with my family and friends and rocking through the summer!” Hosie said, recalling his Scott Township upbringing.
“Even though it is about growing up, not all that much has changed even today. I am blessed that I get to spend a lot of the year hunting across the beautiful United States with ‘HeadHunters TV,’ and then I get to play music and rock all summer long!”
“HeadHunters TV,” which gives viewers an inside look of what it’s like to produce a reality television series about hunting, is now in its ninth season on the Outdoor Channel.
Hosie is currently in Utah playing at the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Music Festival, which includes headliners David Lee Murphy and Craig Morgan. He will also be playing at BowFest in Superior, Wisconsin at the end of July with country stars Clint Black and Clay Walker.
“It is awesome to be celebrating the release of my new single with my wife Tiffany and our son Cruze in the Utah Mountains at the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Music Festival,” Hosie added.
As for future plans, Hosie tells fans that he has big plans for the fall.
“I’m excited to get back into the studio in August for a project that we will be releasing in September,” he said. “Stay tuned! I am so pumped to announce what is coming next!”
There are no local shows in announced yet, but Hosie loves playing his hometown as he did for years in the popular Scranton rock band Maybe Someday with Chris Borgna, Jimmy Reynolds, Mike Lesnesky, and Bryan Brophy.
For more information about Hosie, follow him on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
I honestly can't thank everyone enough! The response already this AM for "Rocked all summer long" has been insane!! Please keep sharing it and crank it up! Cheers to many good times to come! Thanks again to my entire team for your hard work on this! #rockedallsummerlong 🇺🇸🎸 pic.twitter.com/BmqAwm6x9d
— Nate Hosie (@NateHosie) July 12, 2019
