Lady A's Charles Kelley, Hillary Scott and Dave Haywood with songwriter Rodney Clawson
Ed Rode
10/31/2014 AT 01:15 PM EDT
"We thought we'd turn this into a costume party," said Hillary Scott, who twirled a rhinestone drum major baton during a live performance of their hit song. Charles Kelley and Dave Haywood took the "Bartender" theme and ran with it, sporting beer barrels accessorized by a foaming beer mug hat for Kelley and some (a bit too much?) skin for Haywood.
This isn't the band's first time dressing up together – turns out it's a pastime. "We love when we have a show on Halloween," Scott shared. "One year, Charles came on stage as Ronnie Dunn, Dave was Kix and I was Reba. It was so much fun!"
Also having fun? The party's littlest guests! "So a pig walks into a bar…" could be the start of a bad joke, but it was the true story of Scott's 15-month-old daughter Eisele, who arrived sporting a bubblegum-pink Piglet outfit, erupting in giggles as her mama pinched her cheeks and said, "Oink, oink, oink."
"On Halloween, she'll be Roo, the baby kangaroo. We've got a Winnie-the-Pooh theme going," said Scott. However, the little lady isn't living up to her costume's namesake quite yet. "Eisele has been trying so hard to jump. Her feet never actually leave the ground, but she thinks she's jumping because her upper body moves!"
"Her vertical leap is just a tiny bit lower than her Uncle Charles," joked Kelley.
Lady Antebellum is among the performers on the 48th Annual CMA Awards, airing live Nov. 5 on ABC.
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