Faith Hill makes first major public performance on months at CMA Fest 2025: Photos

Faith Hill Supports their country country musicians.

The singer, who has not made any major public performances for months, went out to the CMA Fest 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee, on Friday 6 June. While she did not play herself, she showed her support for other stars that hit the stage.

Hill, who wore a tanned cowboy hat and black leather jacket at the moment, were seen talking and laughing with country singers Draw WilsonThe Kelsea BalleriniThe Shaboozey and Gelé reel.

“Breathe” singer, 57, participated in the event with his 23 -year -old daughter Audrey McGrawWhich is also a singer. She shares Audrey, along with daughters Maggie, 26, and Gracie, 28, with husband Tim McGraw.

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Hill’s look at the festival noticed the fans online.

“She’s amazing and beautiful!” A commentator wrote.

Others noted Hills seemingly Ageless’s appearance. “I can almost guarantee that not one of you looked so good at 57 or will look so good at 57. She has always been beautiful and exceptionally talented,” said another fan.

Hill’s performance at the CMA party comes when she has kept a low profile in recent years. Her last album, The rest of our life – A collaboration effort with her husband – released in 2017. She played the lead role in Yellow stone Prequel 1883 Beside Tim, 58, 2022.

The couple has also been busy supporting their daughters, who have careers in music and theater. In April they participated Gracis first performance of The Great War and the Great Gatsby in Carnegie Hall in New York City.

Hill and Tim have been married since 1996, and “Live Like You Dying” singer recently shared his wife “saved” his life.

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“I have been lucky. I have been very happy. First and foremost and met my wife saved my life. I was a wild man,” he said during a performance at Tracy Lawrence’s TL’s roadhouse Podcast in May. “I had fun.”

“She turned my life. I couldn’t have found a better woman. Not only beautiful and talented, but just a good, good person. And then have our daughters,” Tim continued. “It’s life -changing. They make you a better person and they certainly calm the demons in you.”