ICYMI: Hasting Kicked Off November with Halftime Performance
During NFL’s Cincinnati Bengals’ Salute To Service Game
Nashville, Tenn. — Black River recording artist and Purple Heart recipient Scotty Hasting kicked off November with an impactful halftime performance during the NFL’s Salute To Service at his hometown Cincinnati Bengals game over the weekend. Catch Scotty on TV, radio, and live performances as he continues his mission to help others find healing through music and support fellow veterans.
November – Songs of Service Cover Story – Lebanon Lifestyle Magazine
November 10
- Live Performance and Interview on WSM’s Coffee, Country & Cody
- Live Performance Writers Round at The Listening Room Cafe
November 11, Veterans Day
- Live Interview on WKRN-TV Nashville’s “Local On 2”
- Grand Ole Opry Performance
- The Country Network Broadcast Premiere of “GRATEFUL: The Scotty Hasting Story”
- Musicians On Call “Concert For Veterans”
- Feature in Hook & Barrel Magazine
- Featured guest on The Scott Mann Podcast
November 12 — 10th Annual America Salutes You Concert. Performance airing in December on Peacock, Disney+, Fox Nation, YouTube, Hulu, Armed Forces Network and additional major streaming services.
The media blitz comes on the heels of Hasting’s latest release, “Scars,” which lays bare a powerful testament to grit, resilience, and survival. With raw honesty, he walks listeners through the physical and emotional scars he’s carried— including the bullets he took while serving in Afghanistan. He doesn’t shy away from the pain. He owns it. He’s not afraid of “Scars.”
Listen to “Scars” now HERE
Watch “Scars” acoustic video HERE
Penned by Hasting alongside Daniel Ethridge and Cole Phillips, the tough and gritty “Scars” is the high-octane follow-up to his recently released cover of Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Fortunate Son.” He first performed this song when he stepped into the historic Circle for his Grand Ole Opry debut on July 28, 2024 after being personally invited by Gary Sinise to help the Opry celebrate 30 years of “Forrest Gump,” and earned multiple standing ovations from the sold-out crowd. Building on that momentum, he is set to release the performance video for his powerful acoustic cover of “Fortunate Son” this Sunday, November 9. Hasting reimagines the iconic anthem with a stripped-down arrangement that puts his raw vocals and authentic storytelling front and center, offering a soulful and heartfelt take on the classic track.
In May, Hasting honored our nation’s fallen heroes with his debut national television performance, sharing his songs “I’m America” and “Red, White, and Blue” during The National Memorial Day Concert on PBS and the National Memorial Day Parade where he shared his powerful story of military service with the American Veterans Center.
Continuing his mission to help others find healing through music, Hasting inspires audiences nationwide. For more information and tour dates, please visit scottyhasting.com and follow Scotty Hasting on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.