Luke Bryan Receives Eight BMI 'Million-Air Awards,' Is The First Country Act To Headline Dodger Stadium

(L-R) BMI’s Mason Hunter and David Preston; Bryan; BMI’s Leslie Roberts; KP Entertainment's Kerri Edwards

CAPITOL NASHVILLE's LUKE BRYAN was presented with eight "Million-Air Awards" by BMI at his show at DODGER STADIUM in LOS ANGELES on SATURDAY night (7/28). The awards honor several of BRYAN's songs hitting one million U.S. broadcast performances, including "Move" (1 million); "Fast" (1 million); "Huntin', Fishin' And Lovin' Every Day" (1 million); "I See You" (2 Million); "Someone Else Calling You Baby" (2 million); "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye" (2 million); "This Is How We Roll" with FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE (2 million); and BILLY CURRINGTON's hit -- which BRYAN wrote -- "Good Directions" (4 million).

Additionally, BRYAN was officially the first Country artist to headline DODGER STADIUM as of SATURDAY's performance (NET NEWS 7/25). The show marks BRYAN's eighth concert as part of his "WHAT MAKES YOU COUNTRY TOUR XL STADIUM SIZED," which has five more stadium-sized shows left in DENVER; ST. LOUIS; CHICAGO; VANCOUVER, BC; and DETROIT.

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