Memorial Day weekend was jam-packed with social media photos of cookouts and family adventures. There was also no shortage of soldier tributes. Nashville Noise gathered some of our favorite posts from the holiday weekend.
Eric Church
Eric Church set a new record at Nissan Stadium on Saturday night (May 25). A crowd of 56,521 fans came out to the Nashville show to watch The Chief play nearly four hours of music.
“I came here 15 years ago and I had dreams,” he said on stage, “but I’m not sure I could dream this big. Tonight is a special night for me and you know this if you’ve been to any of our shows on the Double Down Tour… I’m gonna give you everything I’ve got all night long, and tonight is going to be a revival. I promise you.”
Ciara
Ciara and her husband, Russell Wilson, enjoyed a long weekend in the sun with their family.
Tim McGraw
Tim McGraw had a successful day on the water during Memorial Day weekend.
Kelly Clarkson + Matt Damon
Kelly Clarkson was rubbing elbows with Matt Damon over Memorial Day weekend. She shared a photo of herself with the Academy Award-winning actor and their respective spouses from the Indianapolis 500.
Lizzo
Lizzo stripped down in London over the weekend and fans were loving it. She got more than 200,000 likes in less than 12 hours. One fan even wrote, “You are our president.”
Charles Kelley
Lady Antebellum‘s Charles Kelley got some sun and sand with his son, Ward, over the weekend.
Florida Georgia Line
Florida Georgia Line played a hot show in Louisiana this weekend!
Carly Pearce
Carly Pearce performed at the Indy 500 during Memorial Day weekend!
Jon Pardi
Jon Pardi took to social media to post a Memorial Day tribute on Monday (May 27). “Huge shout out to those that have served and protected, and those that continue to look over us,” he wrote.
Wynonna Judd
“3 things most sacred to me: Faith. Family. Freedom,” Wynonna Judd wrote on her Instagram.
Chris Young
Chris Young also took to Instagram to post his own tribute. Under this image he wrote, “Memorial Day is a time for all Americans to remember all the servicemen and women who answered the call and paid the ultimate price.”
Old Dominion
Old Dominion‘s Memorial Day words included some advice, “Take a moment today to reflect on those who have served and sacrificed.”
Lindsay Ell
“This is Ernie. He is 95 years old. He is a WWll veteran and is in the process of walking across the country for his second time. Got to meet him at Salute to the Troops at the @opry last week,” Lindsay Ell wrote along with this photo.
