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North Carolinian native Eric Church is a Country singer/songwriter and also an established guitarist. He has released four studio albums through the Capitol record label, but it was through the EMI Nashville label that he would put out his first number one charting album “Chief”.

Church grew up in the Granite Falls area of North Carolina and showed a keen interest in music as early as the age of four. One of Church’s first “paying gigs” was at this age. He remembers singing the song “Elvira” at a restaurant to a group of surrounding patrons who compensated his performance with loose change. It was not until Church was 13 that he began writing his own songs. At this time he wrote most of his music on a cheap electric guitar, which consistently fell out of tune. Church plugged along with his songwriting and guitar practicing and during his senior year of high school landed frequent gigs at local bars playing Jimmy Buffet covers and a few originals. Church formed the band “The Mountain Boys” with his brother and college roommate, but once he moved to Nashville, US he focused his attention on his solo career.

Like many other burgeoning country musicians, Church started his career in Nashville, US writing material for other artists. He helped write Terri Clarks single “The World Needs a Drink” and the Dean Miller song “Whiskey Wings”. Church attempted to break out on his own, but was met with hesitation amongst several producers and record labels. However when Church performed “Lightning” a song inspired by the movie “Green Mile”, Capitol Nashville signed him on their label. Church’s debut album was an instant success producing three single tracks that made it into the Country Charts top 30. Following this release Church scored opening spots on tours with Brad Paisley and Rascal Flats.

Church’s commercial success seemed to progressively grow with each album release. His second album “Carolina” contained 2 top 10 hits being “Love Your Love the Most” and “Hell on the Heart”. Church’s next album sent him into the stratosphere of stardom. His 2011 LP “Chief” entered number 1 on the top Country Albums as well as the Billboard 200. The album was also up for a Grammy in 2012.

Other than Church’s blatant Country influences such as superstars Tim McGraw and Kenny Chesney and Outlaw influences like Hank Williams Jr. and Waylon Jennings, he is also a confessed fan of heavy metal bands such as Metallica and AC/DC. In the early stages of Church’s career he even received inspiration from his parents diverse taste in music ranging from Bluegrass to Motown.

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We arrived at Gwinnett Center just in time and I was able to grab a few koozies at the merch table before we headed down to our seats. I feel like I did a pretty fabulous job picking out seats for an arena I’ve visited once.

I was a little worried about the Halestorm set because I brought my 60+ year old parents with me. I kept looking over at them to make sure they were doing okay. My mom finally said “We grew up in the 1970s with heavy metal!” Well excuse me… according to my dad Lzzy is badass. Her drummer struggled a little with catching his drumsticks. I think he dropped more than he caught. Don’t worry buddy, I refused to twirl and throw sticks during my drumline days because I know I’ll smack myself in the face. Then Lzzy announced he was her little brother Arejay and gave him about a 5 minute drum solo. He redeemed himself. He was all over the place, jumping up and down, jumping on the drum set, and then… he pulled out a pair of jumbo drumsticks that were at least 3ft long. He twirled those and caught em. So I’d like to see a show where Arejay uses just the jumbo sticks. Halestorm’s set list include Freak Like Me, I Get Off, Love Bites, Miss The Misery and they ended with Here’s To Us. Lzzy Hale is a badass. A freaking badass. I hated that her set had to be so short. I usually spend so much time in a country music bubble but I could listen to that hard rock & metal all night. Luckily I knew she’d make another appearance!

I’m going to be completely honest with you. I was not looking forward to Dwight Yoakam’s set. I actually thought he would be the first opener so I didn’t mind if we’d be running late or stuck in the merch/beer lines. Boy was I surprised. I actually did miss the first few songs being in the beer line (they ran out!) but what I did hear I really enjoyed. His band was decked out in rhinestone jackets. One guitarist even resembled Elvis! Dwight was rockin’ the Denim Dan look with bedazzled music notes on the back of his jacket. And his dance moves? While singing his left leg would start goin’ ham. Then he’d do a little sliding jig in a circle during instrumental breaks. I was surprised at his age, his voice still held out remarkably. He even added a little rock flare to fit in with the times and the tour feel. The crowd was completely into it. About 75% of those who made it into their seats by his set were on their feet. Fans of all ages were singing and dancing. By the end of his set I decided I could definitely see him again.

I made it back to my seat from the beer line (when they ran out) just in time for Eric Church. I was brainstorming ideas of how he would make his entrance. I thought something funky was going on with the bottom of the big video screen. So I imagined he would descend down onto the stage in smoke. However, he came from backstage. But then, the freaking drummer & drum set came out of the video board. How I missed the fact that there was no drum set on the stage is a mystery to me. That was pretty badass.

Eric started off the show with The Outsiders. This is a song I listen to every morning as I wake up, ever since I watched the live performance on the awards show, although the recorded track just doesn’t do it justice. The only way to really hear this song is live. Next up was Creepin’ which if you have not seen the video of the adorable 3 year old singing along to Creepin’ you need to google that now. I think of him every time I hear it. Guys Like Me was next, along with What I Almost Was, I’m Gettin’ Stoned, Talladega, and Pledge Allegiance to the Hag.

At some point in the early stages of the show, a fan got Eric’s attention with mini bottles of Jack Daniels. Of course Eric had to stop for a toast.

I think this guy is my favorite band member. I noticed him during the Austin City Limits special last month. He has a ridiculous power stance. And I believe he was wearing that American Flag tank too. #Merica. He was so much fun. You could really tell he enjoys his job. He loved keeping the fans pumped up all night long.

Eric explained to us that this was the part of the show that decided how the rest of the night would go. If we were awful he’d pack up and leave. If we were awesome, he’d play until got kicked out. He started with our side of the arena. “I’m ready to roll if you wanna rock again…..” and the crowd finished out with “all you gotta do is put a drink in my hand.” I’m not sure which section of the arena was loudest, but together? Lawd Jesus! Obviously we’d be staying there all night. Next up was the fan pick of the night. A man named Tony chose Hungover and Hard Up. All Eric could do was laugh because he knew that’s how he’d feel Friday morning. Next was Jack Daniels and Cold One. I really love Cold One, it’s just got this awesome sound to it.

The moment of the night! I saw the crew put the second mic out. Eric came back from behind the stage. I could hear the familiar beat of That’s Damn Rock and Roll. I completely ignored him though (sorry!). I just kept waiting and waiting and finally Lzzy came back out! Those two together are insanely badass! I really hope they collaborate soon. Next Eric slowed it down with Give Me Back My Hometown and Homeboy. Then he explained how this latest album (The Outsiders) was the first one he sat down and wrote being a father. So out came Dark Side.

I knew the large creepy devil was coming. I thought it would pop up from behind the stage so I kept standing on my toes scanning the length of the stage, back and forth and back and forth. Finally I get tapped on the shoulder because the devil pops out of the back of the arena. A HUGE DEVIL. That rotates! This thing would give a child nightmares, but it was awesome. Yes, the song came complete with the prelude, recorded as a haunted video and played over the video board.

After Devil, Devil they performed Country Music Jesus, Smoke A Little Smoke, How ‘Bout You, Longer Gone, and Lotta Boot Left to Fill. Some fans got a little confused with this one. They heard boot and started pulling off a boot to pump in the air. Luckily they were only a song early.

I have never ripped my boot off my foot so fast. That’s hard to do without a boot pull. But I succeeded (without help) and proudly pumped my boot in the air, switching hands a few times.

Eric became the boot master. A drunk girl on the upper level (who we watched all night because we were so sure she’d tumble over the railing) above the stage threw her boot down to him. He grabbed an awesome confederate flag boot from someone in the front of the pit. Then all of a sudden boots started flying. He was dodging them left and right before making it over to our side of the arena with his new collection.

I noticed halfway through the show that Joanna Cotten made it on stage. She has such a powerhouse voice! So I was hoping they’d perform Over When It’s Over, which they did! They really had a lot of fun with it, and competed all night with who could hold that high note the longest. The last song of the night was Springsteen’s My Hometown leading into Springsteen. I think he ended with a perfect song, making sure we left that night connecting a melody with a memory. And yes, ending right there. No encore. Nope. None. We were shocked. The band left the stage, slowly the crew started breaking down, and the lights turned back on. Everyone stood there for a minute or two looking dumbfounded. I texted a friend who was at a show last weekend and she confirmed there was no encore (due to another event at the venue the next day). Well, this only means one thing… until next time!

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The torrential rain had passed and Maren Morris had warmed the night with a red hot performance consisting of (almost) her entire debut album, Hero. Scalpers had been dealt with, Dales and Jack Daniels had been consumed by the gallon, and the crowd was growing restless. Anticipation weighed heavy as old-school flyers (black-and-white paper advertising shows at the Ryman, Bowery Ballroom, etc.) flew across the side screen. The flyers took us through the years in which Church climbed from dive bars to arenas. Then Clutch’s “Electric Worry” blasted over the PA, while a clock counted down the seconds until “Eric Church at Red Rocks”. Then the man himself appeared on the screen to announce the 2017 “Holdin’ My Own Tour”; two sets each night, in 60 different cities, with the Church Choir getting preferential presale opportunities. Then finally, at 9:40pm, the man himself appeared on stage to open things up with “Mistress Named Music”.

Not being a fan of most mainstream country artists these days, I was absolutely floored when he proceeded to perform without the cover of a band. “Mistress” segued into Bob Seger’s “Like a Rock”, which led into Loggins and Messina’s “Danny’s Song” with some Little Feat and Billy Joel thrown in. Then he tackled a verse from George Strait’s “Troubadour”, before wrapping the whole thing back around with “not quite the buzz I used to tie on at the Grizzly Rose.” The mere mention of that local honky tonk sent the Colorado Choir into a frenzy as Eric Church just continued on, like some guy strumming a guitar in the corner of the bar.

A simple wooden backdrop stood behind a few scattered instruments. A skull, a few decorations, and some candles gave the impression of an old church, or barn, or maybe both. Friends and family members (including his two young sons) could be seen in the background, but for the time being, Church was alone at the front of the stage. “Mr. Misunderstood” was performed completely acoustic, with nothing to augment his voice expect for simple guitar strings and the echo of the crowd during the final verse (“I understand”). We were 5th row center, so I can’t speak to how it translated in the upper sections, but those of us in front were under a spell that would not be broken until the show ended sometime around midnight.

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I absolutely adore Eric Church. I have the biggest crush on him ever. He has an amazing voice and he seems like a totally down to Earth kind of guy.

His music is awesome. His song "Springsteen" reminds me of being young and meeting my now husband. I love that he interacts with the crowd and seems to have just as good of a time as we do.

The venue was kind of hot, but with so many people it's not surprising. Everybody was singing along with him and dancing where the was room to do so. He makes it feel like you are at a family or friends house having a party, only instead of a radio or DJ you've got him.

His vocals are astounding and his band is also great. The speakers were not the best at the venue, but that's not his fault and it wasn't so bad that it took away for his performance. He has so much energy when he is performing, it pumps everybody in the crowd up to. He is the kind of artist that makes it plainly obvious that he loves what he does. Singing and making music is more than just a job for him. I cannot wait to see him again.

Eric is an amazing performer. He plays to the audience and is apparent how much fun & enjoyment he has while performing. He started at 8:25 p.m., took a 20 minute intermission and then performed until 11:45 p.m. I believe he sang in excess of 30 songs. His band & backup singer were absolutely wonderful.It was a night I will have in my memory forever. I loved every part of his performance.

The only negative of the night was all of the drunk audience members. Their vulgar language, lack of respect for their surroundings & others were disappointing. But thanks to Eric & his performance made it tolerable.

I traveled from El Paso, Tx specifically for this concert. I must say, I was so impressed! The acoustics sounded top notch. I was lucky enough to win a meet and greet and I enjoyed meeting him. I think he was surprised by my question of Kemper vs Fractal but he answered it! I love love love Eric Church and he did not disappoint. My only suggestion would be to do something different with the lights because in section 302, it seemed at times they were right in my eyes and it made it quite uncomfortable. I would definitely see him again!

Thank you Eric Church!

Truly an amazing show tonight. I have zero disappointment after 2 whole sets! I heard everything I asked for and he gave us so much more! Wow...True performer that loves what he does and appreciates his fans. That Minneapolis crowd brought it- crazy energy and nothing but love filled that room-a little feel good for the soul! Lol!

Thank you again...can't wait for my birthday in Montreal to see him again!

Eric Church was the first ever country concert I've been to.. He rocked it hard... The BEST concert I've ever been to.. His music has helped me through an extremely hard time in my life and I love him. I'm greatful for him and his music... I can't wait to see him again. I hope I get a chance to tell him face to face how he's helped me over come my trials and tribulations.. god bless him and the group and his family...

Eric put on a spectacular show last night in Dallas on his Double Down Tour. He hit the stage around 8:30, took a 20 min break in the middle & played till almost midnight. Very high energy! Wonderful light show! My 2nd EFC concert & my family with me was there 4th. We also have tickets in June to see him in Washington. I can’t wait. If you have the opportunity I highly recommend going to his concert.

Eric Church put on a fantastic show! He played all of his hits and even took requests from the crowd! When he played "These Boots" he autographed a couple of the boots that were thrown on stage and gave them back to the owner! So personal! You could tell he was having a great time up there! A real raw, rockin country show and we will definitely see him again - no doubt!!!

To start off I have to say that he did a fantastic concert - 3rd time I saw him and was far from disappointed - energetic and gets the crowd going, the only downside was with the v.I.p songs we had to wait so long to wait for him to come out but as soon as he stepped out it was electric - the room blew up! Overall Great!

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April 07, 2021

ERIC CHURCH IN THE ROUND: THE GATHER AGAIN TOUR

55 City North American Arena Tour Kicks Off This Fall, Runs Through Madison Square Garden Finale in Spring 2022

Tickets to U.S. Dates On Sale Friday, May 7 at 10 a.m. Local Time

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Reigning CMA Entertainer of the Year and current ACM Entertainer of the Year nominee Eric Church has his sights set on a return to the road with this morning’s announcement of a full arena tour. As first shared with the Church Choir and by Billboard magazine earlier today, The Gather Again Tour will kick off this fall and visit 55 cities throughout the U.S. and Canada, culminating at Madison Square Garden in the spring of 2022.

Making the most of the long-awaited opportunity to “gather again,” for the first time in his career Church will adopt an in-the-round set up, with the stage at the center of each arena floor in order to accommodate as many fans as possible. Tickets to all U.S. dates go on sale to the general public Friday, May 7 at 10 a.m. local time at www.EricChurch.com . Church Choir members may access tickets early via pre-sale on Tuesday, May 4 at 10 a.m. local time. On sale information for the Canadian dates will be announced soon.

Church, praised by Rolling Stone in the lead review of the April 2021 print issue for how he “has maneuvered the Nashville system, remaining dedicated to the power of down-the-center hitmaking even as he’s helped expand the parameters of the genre,” has passionately taken a leadership role in the industry’s return to touring. 

“It became very clear to me that the only way to really get back to normal is through vaccinations. You’ve got to get needles in arms,” he shared with Billboard in the April 3 cover story depicting the superstar getting his own second dose of the vaccine after consulting with epidemiologists and industry experts.

“I just want to play shows,” he continued. “Politics’ job is to divide – that’s how you win elections. Those things that unite us are music and sports. The times when, whether you’re a Democrat or Republican or whatever, you throw your arm around the person next to you. We need that. I need that.”

Additionally, Church will appear in an upcoming PSA promoting vaccine education, produced by ACM Lifting Lives, The Ad Council and COVID Collaborative and set to premiere during the ACM Awards broadcast on Sunday, April 18, where Church will also perform a song off his forthcoming Heart & Soul triple album project.

The trio is set for release in the coming weeks, with Heart available everywhere Friday, April 16, Soul available everywhere Friday, April 23, and the middle album, & , available exclusively to the Church Choir on Tuesday, April 20.

For the latest information and to learn how to join the Church Choir, visit www.EricChurch.com and follow on  Facebook  and  Twitter  @ericchurch and  Instagram @ericchurchmusic.

The Gather Again Tour

Sept. 17, 2021           Rupp Arena                               Lexington, Ky.

Sept. 18, 2021           Nationwide Arena                       Columbus, Ohio

Sept. 24, 2021           Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse        Cleveland, Ohio

Sept. 25, 2021           KeyBank Center                         Buffalo, N.Y.

Oct. 1, 2021              Alerus Center                             Grand Forks, N.D.

Oct. 2, 2021              Bell MTS Place                           Winnipeg, Manitoba

Oct. 8, 2021              PPG Paints Arena                        Pittsburgh, Pa.

Oct. 9, 2021              Wells Fargo Center                     Philadelphia, Pa.

Oct. 15, 2021             Ball Arena                                 Denver, Colo.

Oct. 22, 2021             Scotiabank Saddledome              Calgary, Alberta

Oct. 23, 2021             SaskTel Centre                           Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Oct. 29, 2021             Rogers Arena                             Vancouver, British Columbia

Oct. 30, 2021             Climate Pledge Arena                  Seattle, Wash.

Nov. 12, 2021            Thompson-Boling Arena              Knoxville, Tenn.

Nov. 13, 2021            Ford Center                               Evansville, Ind.

Dec. 3, 2021              SNHU Arena                              Manchester, N.H.

Dec. 4, 2021              UBS Arena                                 Belmont Park, N.Y.

Dec. 10, 2021            The Anthem                               Washington, D.C.

Dec. 11, 2021            The Anthem                               Washington, D.C.

Dec. 17, 2021            Bon Secours Wellness Arena        Greenville, S.C.

Dec. 18, 2021            Greensboro Coliseum                  Greensboro, N.C.

Jan. 7, 2022              Pinnacle Bank Arena                   Lincoln, Neb.

Jan. 8, 2022              Denny Sanford PREMIER Center   Sioux Falls, S.D.

Jan. 14, 2022             Scotiabank Arena                       Toronto, Ontario

Jan. 15, 2022             Canadian Tire Centre                  Ottawa, Ontario

Jan. 21, 2022             Van Andel Arena                        Grand Rapids, Mich.

Jan. 22, 2022             Little Caesars Arena                    Detroit, Mich.

Feb. 4, 2022              KFC Yum! Center                        Louisville, Ky.

Feb. 5, 2022              Bankers Life Fieldhouse               Indianapolis, Ind.

Feb. 11, 2022            CHI Health Center Omaha           Omaha, Neb.

Feb. 12, 2022            Wells Fargo Arena                      Des Moines, Iowa

Feb. 18, 2022            T-Mobile Center                         Kansas City, Mo.

Feb 19, 2022             BOK Center                               Tulsa, Okla.

Feb. 25, 2022            Hampton Coliseum                     Hampton, Va.

Feb. 26, 2022            Spectrum Center                        Charlotte, N.C.

March 4, 2022            Amway Center                           Orlando, Fla.

March 5, 2022            Amalie Arena                             Tampa, Fla.

March 11, 2022          United Center                            Chicago, Ill.

March 12, 2022          Enterprise Center                       St. Louis, Mo.

March 18, 2022          Resch Center                             Green Bay, Wis.

March 19, 2022          Resch Center                             Green Bay, Wis.

March 25, 2022          Legacy Arena at the BJCC            Birmingham, Ala.

March 26, 2022          Simmons Bank Arena                  Little Rock, Ark.

April 1, 2022              Dickies Arena                             Fort Worth, Texas

April 2, 2022              AT&T Center                              San Antonio, Texas

April 8, 2022              Toyota Center                            Houston, Texas

April 9, 2022              Smoothie King Center                 New Orleans, La.

April 15, 2022            Moda Center                              Portland, Ore.

April 16, 2022            Spokane Arena                          Spokane, Wash.

April 29, 2022            ExtraMile Arena                          Boise, Idaho

April 30, 2022            Vivint Arena                               Salt Lake City, Utah

May 6, 2022              Pechanga Arena                         San Diego, Calif.

May 7, 2022              STAPLES Center                         Los Angeles, Calif.

May 11, 2022             Golden 1 Center                         Sacramento, Calif.

May 13, 2022             T-Mobile Arena                           Las Vegas, Nev.

May 14, 2022             Gila River Arena                         Glendale, Ariz.

May 20, 2022             Madison Square Garden              New York, N.Y.