Hillary Scott, Stealing Angels, Jim Lauderdale, Monty Powell, & Craig Campbell - 2011 SESAC Awards
- 11 years ago
Lady Antebellum's leading lady, Hillary Scott took home Songwriter of the Year for the second year in a row at the SESAC Awards in Nashville. Hillary was honored for a total of four awards during the evening's festivities including three No.1 hits by her group and "A Little Bit Stronger," a chart-topper for Sara Evans.
Craig Campbell kicked off the festivities with his hit "Fish" which was also honored with a performance award. Americana great, Jim Lauderdale, also performed and raked in awards for his cuts by Elvis Costello and George Strait. Ronnie Dunn did an acoustic version of his hit, "Cost Of Livin'", which garnered a performance award for the writer, Phillip Coleman. Chris Young stopped by the event to present Anthony Smith with Song of the Year for their collaboration on the No. 1 song, "Tomorrow." Yallwire host Stephanie Langston caught up with the stars as they strolled the red carpet.
Craig Campbell kicked off the festivities with his hit "Fish" which was also honored with a performance award. Americana great, Jim Lauderdale, also performed and raked in awards for his cuts by Elvis Costello and George Strait. Ronnie Dunn did an acoustic version of his hit, "Cost Of Livin'", which garnered a performance award for the writer, Phillip Coleman. Chris Young stopped by the event to present Anthony Smith with Song of the Year for their collaboration on the No. 1 song, "Tomorrow." Yallwire host Stephanie Langston caught up with the stars as they strolled the red carpet.