Lady Antebellum got a big surprise at their recent show in Augusta, Georgia…when a marching band took over the stage to help them celebrate their 200th Webisode Wednesday. Lady A started their video series in the beginning of their career, when it was just the three of them visiting radio stations in a van. And according to Charles Kelley, the whole idea was to let their fans get an insiders look at what their world is like…
Lady Antebellum's Charles Kelley: "We've definitely tried to make that our thing and give a little inside glimpse of what goes on behind the scenes, because that's the kind of stuff that we're interested in. I always want to know what does Keith Urban do when he's not on that stage or something, what does Kenny Chesney do. And so, for us, hopefully that sets us apart. I know a lot of people do similar things, but we're going to hopefully stay on top of that forever."
Lady A’s webisodes have captured their entire journey for the past four years. Through their videos, we’ve gotten to know them better…and we’ve enjoyed some fun Lady Hazing, too.
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