Musical sensation Will Muse released his third single "I Met a Girl" today, along with a music video showing a whole new level of growth and maturity while remaining true to his unique sound and vocal ability. As part of this special release, just in time for Valentine's Day, Will shows that there is a chance for love and it can happen to anyone.
Another highlight of Will's young career was opening for legendary hit-maker Ronnie Milsap recently in Mt. Vernon, Kentucky at the Renfro Valley Entertainment Center.
"It was truly an honor to open for such a legendary musician," said Muse. "Ronnie Milsap is a multi GRAMMY award winning artist and has been an inspirational figure to me. I am beyond blessed to have had that wonderful opportunity."In late 2016 at the age of only 14, Kentucky native Muse decided he wanted to use his music in a positive way. Combining his passion for helping others with his love for music, Will founded Music for Wishes, an annual fundraiser for the Make-A-Wish® Foundation, which he planned and organized with the help of family, friends, committee members, and a supportive community. In 2019, the event was held in Will's hometown with Pam Tillis as a special guest. The event raised over $35,000 and topped the previous year's donations. In just three short years, Music For Wishes has generated more than $85,000 for the Make-A-Wish® foundation.
Carrying on this annual celebration, Will Muse is also announcing the next date for Music For Wishes will be Friday, April 24th, 2020 at The Center in Somerset, Ky. Further details will be announced, including special guests. For more information, visit centertech.com.Will's immersion into music began at age five, when his mom Allison signed him up for guitar lessons, quickly followed by piano instruction. He had a natural gift for the electric guitar and aspired to be the next Slash during his formative years. The talented 16-year old from Somerset, Kentucky is looking forward to fulfilling a dream of his own when he can put together a tour to go out and connect with his fans. While he has been developing his artistry onstage for several years, winning an audition at 13, and performing at the Master Musicians Festival with Robert Randolph and the Family Band, and later opening for headliner Chris Knight at the Harvest Moon Festival, Muse loves the idea of headlining his own show where he can showcase his original music, along with songs that were instrumental in developing his passion for music. He cites his primary musical influences as The Beatles, Guns N' Roses, Aerosmith, Elton John, George Michael and Prince. For more information, visit willmusemusic.com.
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