Red Clay Strays Deliver Heavenly Rendition of ‘Demons in Your Choir’ at 2026 ACM Awards
The Red Clay Strays delivered a powerful performance of their song 'Demons in Your Choir' at the 2026 ACM Awards. Accompanied by a full gospel choir, the Alabama band showcased their unique blend of Southern rock and country. Their performance was a highlight of the evening, celebrating their recent wins for Group of the Year and New Vocal Duo or Group of the Year.
- ▪The Red Clay Strays performed at the 2026 ACM Awards, showcasing their song 'Demons in Your Choir'.
- ▪The band was accompanied by a full gospel choir during their performance.
- ▪Brandon Coleman expressed gratitude for their success, reflecting on their humble beginnings in Mobile, Alabama.
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