Country star Kip Moore has opened up about gearing up for his "bucket list" headline gig at the Royal Albert Hall, and said he is not nervous despite having always been "dying to play" at the iconic venue.
The Georgia-born country singer, 43, who is best-known for his Billboard number one hit Somethin' Bout A Truck, is gearing up to perform at Highways Festival - an all-new Country and Americana festival in the United Kingdom.
Kip, who has graced the stage of the Grand Ole Opry, will be joined on-stage with the likes of Morgan Wade, Jackson Dean and Stephen Wilson Jr on Saturday, May 20 at the iconic Royal Albert Hall.
