Swindell asked the crowd to help him sing “You Should Be Here” for his mom…and it will give you chills and likely bring a tear to your eye. Swindell) a Gold-certified sophomore album (You Should Be Here), his No. He asked the crowd to put their phone lights up in the air and when they did, he said, “That looks like heaven.” The response to the song from the fans was so overwhelming and positive that. “ She would want me on stage in front of a crowd like this. These 10 country artists are some of the faces of the genre today, and. It started out as 'hillbilly music,' and morphed from bluegrass to the country/pop/hip-hop blend that it is today. Country music is a constantly evolving genre. These people have had my back since day one,” Swindell said to the crowd. Kacey Musgraves won four Grammys this year, including album of the year for 'Golden Hour.' Jerod Harris/FilmMagic. “ There’s no way I’m missing being up here in front of a crowd like this.
Just five days after his mom passed away, and three days after the funeral (which took place Wednesday September 15), Swindell was back on the road, telling the crowd that’s what his mom would have wanted. Gonna miss her so much.” Cole Swindell / Instagram “ Took this on the flight home to Georgia this afternoon,” he wrote on the photo. He was flying home to Georgia from being on tour with Thomas Rhett, and snapped a photo of the sky while on the airplane. Swindell posted the news of his mom’s passing to his Instagram story on the 13th. For so many years, this song has been associated with his father’s passing, but when his mom, Betty Carol Rainey, died on Monday, September 13, it took on a new meaning.
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