American Pickers star Mike Wolfe gets help from unexpected Grammy-winning singer to get in holiday spirit
American Pickers star Mike Wolfe gets help from unexpected Grammy-winning singer to get in holiday spirit
American Pickers star Mike Wolfe is getting help from unexpected Grammy-winning singer to get into the holiday spirit this year.
This week, Mike took to Instagram sharing a sweet snap of famous country star Billy Strings as the young artist helped him transport Christmas trees this holiday season. In the photo, the 32-year-old singer was all smiles as he stood at the end of a truck with a green chainsaw in-hand after helping cut down pine trees. In the photo, the Dust in a Baggie hitmaker was seen cheesing wide as sported a grey Santa hoodie and work boots for the occasion.
Mike, who famously known for co-hosting the reality show American Pickers, shared the update with his 567k followers and captioned the post: “Go Ho Ho!!! Tree Transport! All set up at home and ready for Santa. Peace and Love to you all. #volkswagen Power.”
Mike’s post was met with thousands of likes and dozens of comments sharing sweet messages for the holidays. One fan commented: “Good to see you and @billystrings hanging out for the holidays.” And another asked: “Did @billystrings trim your tree?!” And a third replied: “Merry Xmas, Happy New Year to you. Love the ride, Classic.” And a fourth fan joked: “Never seen anyone with a chainsaw look that happy. Must be the VW!!!”
Billy Strings, aka William Lee Apostol, stopped to lend a helping hand while he is currently trekking across the United States on his nationwide tour captivating audiences with his classic American roots tunes. Billy is well-known for his chart-topping hit songs including Cocaine Blues, Away From the Mire, Everything’s The Same, Love Like Me, In the Morning Light, among many more.
Billy shot to stardom in recent years after bringing home his first-ever Grammy Award for Best Bluegrass Album in 2021. In the coming weeks, Billy is wrapping up the year with a number of concerts in the south including shows in Memphis, Tennessee, Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Fort Worth, Texas.
