Twenty-one just might turn out to be Eric Church‘s new lucky number. Church, who is currently criss-crossing the country on his first headlining trek, the Blood, Sweat and Beers Tour, has officially sold out a total of 21 shows, as his upcoming May 19 performance at the legendary Red Rocks Amplitheatre in Morrison, Colo. has just reached capacity.
Eric Church has never been one to hoist up the cost of his concert tickets to pad his pockets. In fact, he says that goes against his entire philosophy as an artist, as his goal has always been to get more people to his shows rather than more money per ticket sale. With this mentality, then, it’s not surprising that the Grammy-nominated singer is so peeved about what’s been happening at shows all along his Blood, Sweat and Beers Tour. Church has some choice words for the big ticket brokers that have been purchasing his tickets and scalping them to fans.
Jason Aldean is now one win away from getting his latest release - 'Fly Over States' - into the Country Clash Hall of Fame.
Yesterday, Aldean took 72% of the vote against 'Something To Do With My Hands' by Thomas Rhett.
Today, he will go up against the latest from Eric Church - 'Springsteen'.
This week, Eric Church dominates the top of the country singles chart with his latest release, ‘Drink in My Hand.’
EMI recording artist Eric Church released his most recent album, ‘Chief,’ in July, and now he’s riding the waves of that record’s popularity with the overwhelming response to his headlining tour — the Blood, Sweat and Beers Tour. Because of the success of his tour to this point, Church just announced that he’s adding a second leg to the tour, including cities like Nashville, New York City, Minneapolis and more.
Eric Church‘s Thanksgiving this year was extra special, as it was his first real holiday spent with his newborn son, Boone McCoy, who was born in October. With Christmas right around the corner, the singer is now looking forward to experiencing another of the many holidays to come with his precious son.
You’d be hard-pressed to find a musician who doesn’t appreciate his or her fans — without them, after all, no one would be able to record or tour. But during a recent concert, rising country star Eric Church demonstrated just how much his fans mean to him.
The show ended with one woman walking away with Church’s autograph on her boot — and one security guard being asked to leave before the final bow.
Reba McEntire is on a roll with her latest single 'Somebody's Chelsea'. She handily won yesterday's Country Clash against the new song from Lady Antebellum. Reba gathered nearly 65% of the vote.
Today, McEntire takes on the new song from Eric Church. Take a listen after the jump.
With his first two albums, 2006′s ‘Sinners Like Me’ and 2009′s ‘Carolina,’ Eric Church enjoyed steadily, albeit modestly, increasing success — so you can imagine that a few industry eyebrows were raised when his latest release, ‘Chief,’ debuted at number one.
To celebrate Church’s first chart-topper, Billboard devoted a recent feature to analyzing his sales spike — and interviewing industry insiders who shared their theories about how it happened.
Eric Church could be using his time touring with Toby Keith to churn out some great hits, with a little help from the veteran star.
Congratulations are in order for Eric Church, who should have a number one album to his credit by this time next week.
Projections for Church’s new release, ‘Chief,’ put it anywhere between 120,000 and 130,000 copies sold — easily outpacing its closest competition, Kelly Rowland’s ‘Here I Am.’
Who puts on the best concert?
Well, I've gotten a lot of different answers to that question. But, over the past couple of years, when it comes to country concerts, the one name that comes up the most often is Jason Aldean.
And Jason is coming to Southeast Texas this Friday night...and we have your FREE tickets!!
