June 11 - 1-1:30 p.m. @ Manuel's

June 11 - 4-5 p.m. @ Tootsies Back Room

June 13 - 2-3 p.m. @ Rippy's Bar and Grill Side Room

Also on June 13, Country music lovers will have a chance to chat with Josh and get the engaging entertainer's autograph from 12-1 p.m. in the Tootsies booth (#520) at the AT&T U-verse® Fan Fair X, located in Music City Center.  The Center boasts 353,000 square feet of artist booths, a marketplace, interactive experiences and three stages, and fans have numerous options to keep them busy - and every reason to meet Josh Goodlett.

The newcomer's current single, the compelling "Why You Gotta Be That Way," is garnering praise at radio and the companion video debuted on THE BOOT in April.  "It's an exciting time for me," admits the singer.  "This has always been my dream, and I'm thrilled beyond belief." Goodlett, who played over 100 shows in Georgia, Kentucky, Indiana and Tennessee last year, has shared the stage with Kip Moore, Will Hoge, Tyler Farr and Shooter Jennings, and earned an ever-growing, loyal fan base in the process.

Goodlett has been featured recently in the media; if you missed it, click on Country Music Matters, The Boot, BlastZone, CMA Close Up and Music News Nashville.

Fans can learn more about Josh and stay social at:

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ABOUT JOSH GOODLETT: A native of Northern Kentucky and Southern Indiana farm country, Josh grew up with "old timey" traditions - getting up before the crack of dawn for chores and singing in the church choir on Sunday mornings.  It's the idea of this lifestyle's passing that inspires Josh to "keep it Country," and write hard-hitting and insightful songs.  His frequent co-writer is Nashville hit-maker Bobby E. Boyd, who is responsible for chart-topping songs by Alabama, Rascal Flatts and others.  A father of five, he draws inspiration from his faith and the joys and trials of daily life, and credits Gary Allan, Kenny Chesney and Hank Williams, Jr. as his musical influences.  Josh loves to hunt, fish, dance, BBQ and spend family time at the lake.

Credit: Chuck Arlund