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Cadillac Chronicles TV gets your favorite artists to perform while riding shotgun

Brian Freeman started “Cadillac Chronicles TV” in 2024 as an outlet for his own music. Today, it's completely transformed into a mobile stage for musical icons and up-and-coming artists. The Atlanta-based social media and YouTube series records live interviews and performances from the road in Freeman's 1974 Eldorado. The videos, similar to former late-night host James Corden’s “Carpool Karaoke” sketches, feature Freeman as a hype man who turns the front seat into a concert venue for artists, producers and DJs. The shows give audiences a chance to see top musical acts perform in an intimate setting without having to pay high ticket prices or deal with crowds. “It’s a cool way for everyone who appreciates music to connect with their favorite artists,” Freeman told UATL. Credits: AJC | CadillacChroniclesTV/YouTube

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Cadillac Chronicles TV gets your favorite artists to perform while riding shotgun

Cadillac Chronicles TV gets your favorite artists to perform while riding shotgun

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