Hillary Scott

Sennheiser sponsored Lady Antebellum uses Sennheiser's e835-s, for talkback, according to Sennheiser's artist page.

Sennheiser sponsored Lady Antebellum's singer, Hillary Scott, uses Sennheiser's e935 microphone, according to Sennheiser's artist page.

Sennheiser sponsored Lady Antebellum's singer, Hillary Scott, uses Sennheiser's Neumann TLM 49 microphone for studio vocals, according to Sennheiser's artist page.

Sennheiser sponsored Lady Antebellum's singer, Hillary Scott, uses Sennheiser's MMD935-1 microphone, according to Sennheiser's artist page.

Since january 2014, Lady Antebellum have integrated Sennheiser’s Digital 9000 wireless system into their live touring rig. Their production team is currently using eight channels of the system. According to monitor engineer Peter Bowman, channels 1 and 2 are allocated to Hillary Scott (lead vocals) and Charles Kelley (lead vocals). Dave Haywood (backing vocals) has three wireless microphones throughout the stage to accommodate his playing an assortment of instruments, which includes electric and acoustic guitar, mandolin, banjo, bouzouki, and piano. Each vocalist uses the SKM 9000 handheld transmitter coupled with an MD 9235 capsule. Channel 6 is currently being used for production/spare, and channels 7 and 8 are allocated for Lady Antebellum’s guest artists, who are also singing through SKM 9000 handhelds with MD 9235 capsules.

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Not only was it used on Lee Ann Womack's, Grammy-nominated album "The Way I'm Livin'" for the lead vocals, but also for Lady Antebellum on both Charles' and Hilary's lead vocals.

Sennheiser sponsored Lady Antebellum's singer, Hillary Scott, uses Sennheiser's ew300iEMG3 IEM, according to Sennheiser's artist page.

Sennheiser sponsored Lady Antebellum's singer, Hillary Scott uses Sennheiser's Momentum Headphones in brown/black, according to Sennheiser's artist page.