Green, Houser launch first Jager tour
Jagermeister annually sponsors rock tours. "We're big fans of country music and have been interested in taking our music tour program in this direction for a long time," said Bill Henderson, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Advertising for Sidney Frank Importing Co., which imports Jager. "Jagermeister is a special product, and we were looking for the perfect country artists to join this tour. We are thrilled that Pat Green and Randy Houser were willing to bring their talent on the road with us."
Tour dates are:
Saturday, Jan. 24, Granada Theatre, Lawrence, KS
Saturday, Jan. 31, Wild Bills, Duluth, Ga.
Thursday, Feb. 19, Cabooze, Minneapolis
Friday, Feb. 20, Joe's Sports Bar, Chicago
Saturday, Feb. 21, Quicken Loans Arena, Cleveland
Thursday, Feb. 26, Cowboy's, Colorado Springs, Col.
Friday, Feb. 27, Grizzly Rose - Denver
Friday, March 6, Iron Horse Cafe, Birmingham, Ala.
Saturday, March 7, House of Blues - New Orleans
Friday, March 13, Dallas Bull, Tampa
Saturday, March 14, Soul Kitchen - Mobile, Ala.
Wednesday, April 29, Tumbleweed Sports Arena, Stillwater, Okla.
More dates will be added.
More news for Pat Green
- 04/02/10: Pat Green goes live
- 09/23/09: Pat Green splits with BNA
- 07/24/07: Pat Green receives Red Cross honor
- 03/01/07: Brooks & Dunn, Pat Green, Kellie Pickler join Red Cross Cabinet
- 05/05/06: Pat Green debuts new single online
- 02/14/06: Texas superstar Pat Green signs with BNA
CD reviews for Pat Green
Christened by some Texas Music purists as a sellout, apparently Pat Green bears no ill will. As one of the first breakout successes, no doubt paving the way for others in the process, Green has nonetheless, come back to his roots with a CD that should lay these criticisms to rest.
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Maybe Green is cool with that, because his latest album does little to establish an identifiable sound. And Dann Huff's production clutters several cuts with overblown rock guitar riffs.
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