The video for Goodbye Town was released. I’ve added screen captures to the gallery. Also, all missing appearance photos from the last week have also been added to the gallery, sorry for the delay, as I have been working on a upcoming site that I will be sharing with all of you soon!

GALLERY LINK:
- Music Videos > Goodbye Town > ScreenCaptures

Don’t forget that Charles, Hillary, and Dave will be on making appearances at Good Morning America and The Ellen DeGeneres Show today to celebrate and promote the release of Golden! Any photos from the appearances will be added to gallery today and tomorrow!

Lady Antebellum is nominated for a CMT Music Award for Group Video Of The Year – Downtown. Fans can vote now online at CMT.com, and on their mobile device through June 2 to determine the winners. The six finalists for VIDEO OF THE YEAR will be announced at the beginning of the live show and fans can then vote at CMT.com, CMT mobile, on the CMT Insider app and via text message throughout the live telecast (ET/CT only) to determine the night’s big winner.

Golden will be released tomorrow and reviews are pouring in!

Billboard
Track By Track Review

1. Get To Me – Hillary Scott strikes a seductive sound on this light and easy number that flows very sweetly.

2. Goodbye Town – Quite possibly, the best vocal that Charles Kelley has put down yet. The lyrics strike a nostalgic tone – at least at first – but the chorus tends to suggest that the past is not somewhere he wants to be. The harmony notes in the chorus and at the end of the track suggest 80s rock. A definite single.

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Rolling Stone
General Review

Nashville stars Lady Antebellum shine on their new album, Golden, offering up a bittersweet batch of bright, rich tracks that often hide a deeper layer of sadness. Opener “Get to Me” sets the pace with lazy, ambling guitar and Hillary Scott’s lonely calls to her lover, and the band explores troubled nostalgia and small-town shackles on the gripping “Goodbye Town.”

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Huffington Post
General Review

After pulling out the stops with the heavily orchestrated grandeur of 2011′s platinum-selling album “Own The Night,” Lady Antebellum heads in the opposite direction with the stripped-down sound of “Golden.”
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Vancouver Sun
General Review – 3 out of 5 stars

The megaplatinum country trio, seemingly conceived for people who hate country music, return with their fourth album (not counting last year’s Christmas disc). Predictably, they don’t mess radically with the harmonious pop-rock formula: most of these songs sound as if they’re headed straight for the Billboard chart. And yet this album seems to go down a lot easier than their previous release, Own the Night.The songs seem less calculated and overcooked and the production — once again by Lady A and Paul Worley — is comparatively spare.

The group’s more subdued strategy is immediately apparent in the eloquent George Harrison-esque solo on the opener Get To Me (Have Tom Petty’s lawyers played this one beside Learning To Fly, we wonder?).

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