Another great tour will make its way to Evansville, with Whiskey myers announcing that the Ford Center in downtown Evansville would be their stop on their Spring/Summer tour. Since the pandemic restrictions eased in 2021, a lot of country artists have added venues to their touring plans in the Tri-State. The Ford Center, Old National Events Plaza and Victory Theater have all been home to a number of country artists over the past year. It looks like that trend shows no signs of slowing down in 2023 with Old Dominion, Kane Brown, Koe Wetzel, and Kenny Chesney all announcing shows at the Ford Center.
Whiskey Myers Coming to the Ford Center on May 11th
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, has gained a huge following over the course of its career with its ability to produce traditional-sounding country songs like “On the River” from its 2016 album, 15 years agoMud……to southern rock jams like “Die Rockin'” from its 2019 self-titled album.
The band got a huge boost in exposure in 2018 when it was featured on the soundtrack to the hugely popular TV show,
Yellowstone and made on-screen appearances in a few episodes where it was shown essentially playing themselves, a band performing in a bar.The band released its most recent album,
Tornillo back in July and has been touring in support of that album ever since.Ticket Info for Whiskey Myers at the Ford Center
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Friday, January 13th at 10:00 AM Central time and will be available at the Ford Center box office and through Ticketmaster.But, you may not need to buy them because beginning Monday, January 16th, Leslie and I will have your chance to win a pair for free during the Q Crew Morning Show with a game we’re calling “Is This Whiskey?” Every weekday, we will give you a name. It may be a brand name of whiskey. We’ll give you a pair tickets to the show if you call 9 at 877-437-5995. Some states, such as Nevada and Maine have a lot of great country singers. Check out the top country music artists from all 50 US states starting with Alabama and
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