Ronnie Dunn explains with a Lyric -Cheat leaf to sing with Morgan Wallen

Ronnie Dunn had help at his last tour stop with Morgan Wallen.

Brooks & Dunn opened on Saturday, July 12th, for Wallen's I. The problem Tour Stop in Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. The duo came back on stage later in the evening to perform “Whiskey glasses” with the headliner.

The clip opened with Dunn who sing “whiskey glasses” while walking through the event location. “I am about to sing a song by Morgan Wallen that I don't know,” said the 72-year-old actor when text was displayed on the screen on the screen, “Ronnie = Department.”

“But take a look at that,” continued Dunn and held up the poetry -Keat leaf. “If I can read it, it will be okay.”

After a few shots of Brooks & Dunn's opening set, Dunns came back on stage with Wallen to get “whiskey glasses” while holding the piece of paper. “Where's the paper?” Read more text on the screen at the end of the clip.

In the postal signature of the post, Dunn jokingly gave to one of the classic hits from Brooks & Dunn: “Hell, I still learn neon moon 🙂 Love whiskey glasses … be patient … RD #papergate #wheriedepaper”.

Miami marked the first of six shows by the Country Hall of Fame duos with Wallen on his I. The Problem Tour.

Last year Brooks & Dunn released her latest album, Restart IIIncluding new versions of their songs with artists such as Kane Brown, Thomas Rhett and Cody Johnson – as well as a version of “Neon Moon” with Wallen.

“We had NO Plans to do it again, “Kix Brooks told People in February and refers to her original 2019 Restart Album. “We just thought, 'The Was cool and The Was successful and The Was good and I'm glad it worked, but that was already. ”

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Dunn admitted that he and Brooks (70) had just driven while driving during the project. “We just had to get in and prepare for everything,” he said.

When it came to redesigning “Neon Moon” with Wallen, said Brooks, the “last night” artist “didn't want to mess up” and got back to repeat the original. He explained: “In his opinion, I think it was already done.”