Frank Ray Uses Lutefish for 20th Grand Ole Opry Show

While preparing for their 20th performance at the Grand Ole Opry, Frank Ray's band faced a logistical issue because musicians were located in different states. Instead of waiting to meet in the same room on July 4, the members began rehearsing remotely with the Lutefish system. Band members held rehearsals from their homes in Nashville, Dallas, Chicago, and other locations before traveling to the Opry. Guitarist John Wills lives in Chicago.

Ray and his band choose Lutefish because it provides audio quality, mix controls, and the ability to record sessions. Frank Ray and his band also use remote rehearsals when preparing for tours with Luke Combs, Kane Brown, Old Dominion, and Luke Bryan.

To add energy to the live performance on stage, the group raises the key of Country’d Look Good On You by a half step in the middle of the track. In addition, Good For the Soul is the lead single from Ray's new EP.