and entertainment, Blake says “that’s all I cared about.” So, he put in a call to his longtime friend Neal McCoy. “I don’t get to see other artists much except at festivals or fairs,” Neal tells Country Weekly. “But Blake is a good friend of mine and we played a show together in Oregon this year.
Blake reminds me of myself, he’s a little goofy — he’s a lot goof — actually, and he’s really funny. He and Miranda pulled up chairs to the side of the stage in Oregon, and I guess
they were kind of blown away by the spontaneity and goofiness of my show, so they asked me to play their wedding reception. They wanted to pay me, and I told them, of course you don’t have to pay me, that’ll be an honor to play it, and I’m sure it will be really fun and a who’s-who kind of thing with all the people attending.”
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