
(TPR) Triple Tigers Records recording artist Scotty McCreery brought out surprise guest Darius Rucker to perform "Bottle Rockets" and "Wagon Wheel" with him during his C2C:Country 2 Country performance in front of a packed crowd at The O2 in London, England on Friday, March 13. This was the first time the two singers had ever performed "Bottle Rockets" live, which was a No.1 hit for McCreery and Hootie & The Blowfish in 2025.
"Unreal night in London!" exclaimed McCreery after the show. "Singing 'Bottle Rockets' with D for the first time at The O2 during C2C is definitely one for the memory book. Thanks for coming out, Darius!!"
Entertainment Focus raved: "It ultimately took Scotty McCreery to deliver the kind of upbeat, crowd-pleasing country music that long-time C2C audiences have come to expect."
McCreery also performed on C2C Belfast on Saturday, March 14 and C2C Glasgow on Sunday, March 15. Last weekend, he headlined C2C Berlin on Friday, March 6. The North Carolina native will perform with the Grand Ole Opry at Carnegie Hall in New York City on Friday, March 20.
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