EXCLUSIVE: Jim Kelly's Fear Of Singing With Tim McGraw

Tim McGraw is coming to headline the WYRK Toyota Taste of Country in Buffalo on Jun 17th. We spoke with one of his biggest fans, and best friends, on Clay and Company this past week.

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Jim Kelly has always been a huge supporter of music, specifically country music, in Buffalo and has become a friend to many of the stars. But as Jim mentioned in our chat, like Tim McGraw, he has matured over the years and slowed down a little bit since their careers took off. But even though they share experience and confidence in who they are, Jim tells us that he has a bit of a fear when it comes to being called up to sing with artists like Tim McGraw.

The truth is, we all would love to sing with a country music mega star like McGraw. But you have to wonder if you would remember the lyrics amidst all the excitement or go out and nail it word for word? The best advice? Be prepared! You never know what can happen at a show like the WYRK Toyota Taste of Country. With Tim McGraw, Billy Currington and Walker Hayes on stage, the night is sure to be electric! Get your tickets and gather up your friends for the BIGGEST country show in Buffalo and Western New York!

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