Paisley becomes latest country star to perform anthem for Predators

It was Brad Paisley's turn to bring the house down before a Nashville Predators home Stanley Cup Playoff game, and he didn't disappoint.

Paisley became the latest to country music star to inspire the crowd at Bridgestone Arena, producing a stirring rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner" before Game 2 of the Predators' Western Conference First Round series against the Colorado Avalanche on Saturday.
The three-time Grammy Award winner strummed a multicolor electric guitar and wore a personalized Predators home jersey while delivering the anthem. Paisley became the 13th different performer to sing the anthem before a Predators home playoff game during the past two seasons.
He even earned some love from Carrie Underwood, who started the anthem tradition before the Predators' first home playoff game against the Chicago Blackhawks last season.Underwood is married to Predators center Mike Fisher.

Rascal Flatts did the honors for Game 1 of this series.
This isn't the first time Paisley provided his talents in support of the Predators. In January,
he helped paint a mural in Bridgestone Arena
that featured the team logo with a guitar in its mouth by a giant catfish.