AMERICAN Pickers star Mike Wolfe begged fans to attend his upcoming event in Columbia, Tennessee.
The History Channel show has suffered rollercoaster ratings recently as the lead star seemingly explores different avenues of income.
Mike, 59, promoted his upcoming Columbia Cars & Coffee event with a new video on his Instagram page Tuesday.
In the clip, the reality TV star walked towards the camera in her vintage car shop.
The TV personality wore brown jeans, a black t-shirt, boots and a belt as he addressed his 502,000 followers.
“It’s the first Cars & Coffee of the season,” he announced, as the video switched to drone footage of Columbia and attendees from past events.
Mike continued, “We have the Loose Wheels food truck, we have Cult Persona Coffee, we have The Martini Shakers, and on top of that, the Big Blue Pickin’ Party is happening across the street.”
The antique collector strolled through his store as he explained, “Now, if you don’t know what this is, it’s a really amazing flea market.”
“This is all happening in Downtown Columbia, Tennessee, in Motor Alley. See you there,” he insisted.
The video included footage of several vintage cars and the town’s courthouse before transitioning to an informational card with details of the event.
Mike captioned his post: “Join us THIS Saturday, April 20th from 8am-11am for the start of @columbiacarsandCoffee, which will continue on the third Saturday of every month through October.
“This weekend promises to be even more special with the Big @Bleu32 Vintage Marketplace Pickin’ Party happening across the street, followed by the @muletownflea Market later in the day.”
“Bring your wheels and see you there! Enjoy coffee from @cultpersona_cwhl, live music with @martinishakers, indulge in delicious treats from @thefiveladies5,” he shared.
“Savor the flavors of @eatloosewheels, cool off with treats from @joeysitalianices.”
LIVING LEGEND
Mike has been teasing projects outside of American Pickers as the show deals with volatile ratings.
On Monday, the TV star posed with legendary guitarist James Burton, 84, on Instagram.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer began performing with Elvis Presley in 1969, and did so until his death in 1977.
In your postthe History Channel host sat down with the rock legend outdoors.
Mike wore a gray shirt, while James covered his eyes with reflective sunglasses and wore a long-sleeved graphic shirt.
“It’s not every day that I get to film with one of my [heroes]”, said the selector in the caption.
“I love you, James Burton. Thank you for always being such a bright light in my life,” he added.
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR IDOL
Mike attended the James Street dedication ceremony in Louisiana over the weekend, according to the Shreveport Times.
The city dedicated a new street and sign to the rocking chair just above the Elvis Presley Avenue sign.
On a second postthe antiques expert joked that he had the chance to “film with one of the greatest of all time.”
Mike shared a photo of himself next to a statue of James Burton in front of the Shreveport Municipal Auditorium.
“James Burton is not just one of the most epic guitarists who ever lived.
“He also has one of the most beautiful hearts I have ever met. I feel so blessed by your friendship,” he wrote.
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