Thomas Rhett publishes new EP recorded at Fenway Park

Earlier this year, Thomas Rhett achieved a milestone by selling out a performance at Boston's iconic Fenway Park, fulfilling a long-held aspiration. Now, fans who missed the event can experience the magic through his newly released EP, Thomas Rhett Live From Fenway Park.

The collection features six live tracks and includes an intimate recording of Thomas Rhett reading a heartfelt letter to his Boston audience, expressing the deep connection he feels with the city. Reflecting on his history in Boston, he shared, "I've performed at nearly every venue this city has to offer," before reminiscing about past shows. He highlighted a favorite concert from two years ago at TD Garden.

Thomas Rhett also fondly recounted his personal experiences in Boston: sampling local beers, indulging in lobster rolls, going on whale-watching tours, and attending numerous Red Sox games. He concluded, "This city has always held a special place in my heart, and it will continue to be one of my favorite places to perform. My history here runs deep, and I love every moment with you all."

The EP includes live renditions of "Make Me Wanna," "Beautiful As You," "T-Shirt," and "Somethin' 'Bout a Woman" featuring guest artist Teddy Swims. Fans will also enjoy performances of "Die a Happy Man" and "She Had Me at Heads Carolina," the Cole Swindell song co-written by Rhett. All performances are available to watch on YouTube.

Author: Connor Blake