The Rock the South festival is taking place from June 19-21 in Cullman, Alabama, and the lineup of performers includes country music legends and rock bands, so there's a little something for everyone in attendance.
Fans of 1990s country got a real treat during Thursday's performance when Clay Walker, 55, brought his young son out on stage to perform alongside him.
Clearly, singing ability runs in the family, and fans were stunned when he totally "smashed" a cover of Journey's iconic song, "Don't Stop Believin'."
@thebrandanadkinsWhen @Clay Walker brings his kid out and he smashes this @JOURNEY cover?? at @Rock the South #foryoupage #rockthesouth #claywalker #fyp #journey #smalltowngirl
♬ original sound - Brandan AdkinsMan. Can that kid sing, or what? He's following in his dad's footsteps and then some!
One person who viewed the clip said, "Oh Momma! You did a darn good job raising this baby. ?"
Another added, "Woooooow ? very proud Dad moment ? You nailed it, kiddo ?"
Related: '90s Country Star, 54, Stuns Concert Goers with 'Epic Medley' of Classic Rock Tunes: 'Amazing'
More comments from impressed fans included:
"He sounds great! Well done!!"
"Omg, yes Sir!!! Blew the roof off!!!!! ❤️"
We can only being to imagine how proud Walker must have been, and based on those incredible set of pipes, this is likely just the first of many on-stage successes for this young man!
Clay Walker is currently on tour this summer, and he also has dates scheduled into fall and beyond. If you get the chance to take in a show, you just might have the pleasure of getting to see this kid in action if dad brings him out again!
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