In 'Nashville' Season 4, fans will be getting all the music they have been eagerly waiting to hear all through the summer. The first photographs of the musical drama television series' Season 4 premiere episode have just been released and it appears that the viewers will be getting a stunning performance from Juliette, portrayed by Hayden Panettiere, and the guest star Steven Tyler.

According to IB Times, earlier reports stated that Tyler will be performing a duet with Juliette. The duet will possibly be aimed at promoting her Patsy Cline biopic. The Aerosmith frontman indicated that they would have a "Crazy" duet together. However, apart from Juliette, Luke (Will Chase) would also be spending time with the rockstar and also catch their performance.

Even as Juliette enjoys the limelight, her personal life will be in tatters. The synopsis for 'Nashville' Season 4 premiere reads, "With Juliette's starring role in the Patsy Cline biopic, she is at an all-time career high, but is hitting a personal low." It goes on to state, "Meanwhile Avery, separated from Juliette, tends to baby Cadence at his parents' home in Texas."

Now it remains to be seen whether or not Juliette would be able to accept her postpartum depression at the same time as promoting the movie. As her husband and her baby are staying hours away in Texas, Juliette may start missing them. However, she won't accept her disorder just yet and apparently she will still be trying to drown herself in work for some time.

In another still photograph, Juliette is seen talking to Rayna (Connie Britton). TVLine reports that the premiere will reveal an angry Juliette trying to get out of her recording contract with Highway 65 Records. Now, fans will have to wait to know if Rayna will let one of her only artists go. Show runner Dee Johnson told TVLine, "Contracts are made to be broken."

However, it is unfortunate that Rayna hardly appears in these 'Nashville' Season 4 photographs, while Deacon (Charles Esten) doesn't appear at all.

'Nashville' Season 4 premieres on Wednesday, Sept. 23, at 10 p.m. EDT on ABC.