NEWS: Average Joes' Daniel Lee Sings Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl Theme

November 12, 2014  •  Leave a Comment
L to R. Recording Artist Daniel Lee, Songwriter Travis Porterfield, Nashville Sports Council/Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl's Lizzy Teitzel, Average Joes' Wix Wichmann
 
 
Nashville, TN, November 12, ’14…..Listen for Average Joes’ Recording artist, Daniel Lee, singing, “This Is The Big Time,” the theme for this year’s Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl, December 30, 2014. Written by Nashville songwriter, Travis Porterfield, “This Is The Big Time” will be featured in all regional television and radio advertising spots leading up to the game to be broadcast on ESPN and ESPN Radio. View the television spot here.
 
“Travis Porterfield is one of Nashville’s best songwriters, and I’m honored to sing his song for this year’s Bowl game,” said Daniel Lee. A gifted songwriter in his own right, Lee’s debut album, Roots, was released this past summer on Average Joes Entertainment.
 
The Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl is an annual post-season collegiate Bowl game featuring the Southeastern conference versus the Atlantic Coast or Big Ten Conference. Since its inception in 1998, the Bowl has produced nearly $242 million in direct economic impact for the city of Nashville.
 
About Daniel Lee: Signed to Nashville-based Average Joes Entertainment, Daniel Lee released his debut album Roots in July 2014. A talented singer/songwriter, Lee hails from Winder, Georgia. He has been featured on several of Average Joes' top-selling Mud Digger compilation series, and most recently was showcased singing with Colt Ford on "Thanks For Listening," the title track of Ford's new album. When not in the studio or writing, Lee tours nationally with his band. For more information, visit www.DanielLeeOfficial.com.
 
About the Bowl: 
The Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl (501(c)(3) non-profit organization) is an annual post-season collegiate Bowl featuring the Southeastern Conference and Atlantic Coast or Big Ten Conference. Since its inception, the Bowl has produced over $242 million in direct economic impact. Broadcast nationally to millions of viewers and listeners on ESPN and ESPN Radio, the Bowl is Nashville’s Holiday Tradition.  For more information, call the Bowl office at 615.743.3130 or visit the Bowl online at MusicCityBowl.com.

 


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