"We heard there were over 8,000 here tonight and we just want to thank you all for coming out," Scott told the audience before breaking into "American Honey," a tender and reminiscent song about growing up in a simpler, less hectic world.

The trio then shared the stage with the two musicians who opened for them when they invited Joe Nichols and Billy Currington to sing alongside them to the hit, "It's a Great Day to Be Alive," a well-known song by fellow country singer Travis Tritt.

Before the night was through, Lady Antebellum preformed many of their fan's favorites including "Dancin' Away With My heart," "Downtown," "We Owned the Night" and "Bartender." The group even treated the crowd to a new song called "Freestyle" featured on their newest album '747'which is due out later this month. They waved goodbye and exited the stage after the show only to return for a brief encore that consisted of another crowd pleaser, the band's hit and the Academy of Country Music Awards 2010 song of the year, "Need You Now."

Fans walked away from the venue cheerfully singing and humming the band's tunes into the night sky, all of them eager to see the trio return to Maine again very soon.