Nashville, Tenn (Top40 Charts/ Aristo PR) FUNL
Music Country artist
Amber Hayes has recorded �Friday Night Fight� to be used as the official theme song for all televised Cox cable high school football games in Oklahoma.
A native of tiny Weleetka, Okla., Hayes co-wrote �Friday Night Fight� with
Angela Sullivan and guitarist Bill DiLuigi and appears in the video segments that introduce the televised games each week. The music video was shot during a high school game in Moore, Okla. To view the �Friday Night Fight� video, check the Cox website https://www.cox.com/oklahoma/channelinfo/hssports.asp for local television air times or to hear the song, please visit www.AmberHayesMusic.com.
�Growing up in Oklahoma and being a cheerleader in high school, I understand exactly how important football is in these communities and across the whole state,� says Hayes, who currently lives in Nashville. �I still remember the excitement and the adrenaline rush you�d get being out there on the field, so when I got the opportunity to write and record this song, I didn�t think twice about it. I�m really proud to be associated with this
Thursday and Friday night tradition in the great state where I grew up.�
Since June, Hayes has been performing shows around the country with FUNL label mate Ty Herndon and visiting radio stations in support of her current single, �Wait.� The song is steadily moving up the charts and jumped two spots this week to No. 45 on the Billboard Indicator chart. �Wait� follows Hayes� 2010 debut single, �C�mon,� which was a Top 40 success on the
Music Row CountryBreakout chart.
In May, the rising star made her first movie appearance in the rodeo-themed family film �Cowgirls N� Angels.� Starring
James Cromwell (�Babe,� �L.A. Confidential�), Bailee Madison (�Just Go With It,� �Don�t Be Afraid of the Dark,� �Bridge to Terabithia�), Jackson Rathbone (�Twilight,� �New Moon�) and Frankie Faison (�The Silence of the Lambs,� �Meet the Browns�), Hayes plays a supporting role as a honky tonk singer in the Timothy Armstrong-directed film. Hayes� original songs, �C�mon� and �Right as Rain,� as well as one new unreleased track, are featured prominently in the movie. �Cowgirls N� Angels� was shot in several cities across Oklahoma, including Stillwater, Guthrie, Pawnee and Oklahoma City and is scheduled for a 2012 release.
On Oct. 6, Hayes will perform at the Hard Rock Caf� in Nashville for the Forget-Me-Not Alzheimer�s benefit, and later that month she travels to Japan and China for additional shows, including the Country Gold Festival. Hayes remains busy writing and recording new material in Nashville for her sophomore album, to be released in 2012.
For more information and a complete list of performances and appearances, visit www.AmberHayesMusic.com.
