Bradbery, Dawson head east
Chris Lane, Travis Denning and Rachel Wammack also will be on the tour, coming Oct. 10-21 to Oslo, Norway; Stockholm, Sweden; Hamburg and Berlin, Germany, Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Manchester, England, Gateshead, Brighton and London, England and Glasgow, Scotland.
Dawson will be joining Bradbery, Denning and Wammack on the European leg of the tour, and Lane will be playing the tour's U.K. dates alongside Bradbery, Denning and Wammack. Tickets for all show dates will go on sale Friday, May 17 at 10 a.m. Greenwich Mean Time with the exception of the Oslo show, which will go on sale at Thursday, May 16 at 9 a.m. GMT.
"We are thrilled to be introducing this lineup of incredibly talented artists to international audiences and to revisit cities that we have toured before," said Milly Olykan, CMA Vice President, International Relations and Development. "These artists are a great representation of what is current in Nashville right now - and a perfect way to showcase to new audiences how broad a genre Country is."
The tour already has hit Amsterdam, Berlin, Auckland, New Zealand, Tokyo and multiple cities throughout Australia this year with a variety of artists including Brandy Clark, Dawson, Lindsay Ell, Lauren Jenkins, Logan Mize and Tenille Townes.
Tour dates are:
Introducing Nashville European Tour Dates: featuring Danielle Bradbery, Devin Dawson, Travis Denning and Rachel Wammack
Oct. 10 - Oslo, Norway - Konserthus
Oct. 11 - Stockholm, Sweden - Nalen
Oct. 12 - Hamburg, Germany - Gruenspan
Oct. 13 - Berlin, Germany - Columbia Theatre
Oct. 14 - Amsterdam, The Netherlands - Zonnehuis
Introducing Nashville U.K. Tour Dates: featuring Danielle Bradbery, Travis Denning, Chris Lane and Rachel Wammack
Oct. 16 - Manchester, England - RNCM
Oct. 17 - Gateshead, England - Sage 2
Oct. 18 - Glasgow, Scotland - St. Luke's
Oct. 20 - Brighton, England - Old Market
Oct. 21 - London, England - Cadogan Hall
Wammack has released an EP, while Denning has enjoyed success with "David Ashley Parker From Powder Springs."
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CD reviews
Like many artists who come to Nashville, Devin Dawson had "little more than a truck, a dream and a story to tell" Following up on his solid debut album, "Dark Horse," fans will get their money's worth by EP standards here as "The Pink Slip" has six tracks.
He opens and sets the tone with two of the previously released tracks "Range Rover" and "I Got a Truck." The former is a bouncy romp about a gold digger who appreciates British SUVs ...
Chris Lane sounds like he's been addicted to The Voice or at least Adam Levine because his vocals and sometimes his sonics bear a resemblance along with Panic! at the Disco's "Brendon Urie. The leadoff song and country hit "Fix" has the focal dynamics often displayed by Levine with a falsetto, something he resorts to often. Lane also milks the chugging big beats with his breathiness. "Let Me Love You," a cover of R&B artist Mario's 2004 hit, is dotted ...
Danielle Bradbery has a leg up on the competition because she won season four of The Voice at the tender age of 17. She also has producer Dann Huff in her corner on her debut release. And that means - no surprise whatsoever - that Bradbery opts very decidedly for a pop, highly commercial sheen on her brand of what passes for country these days.
Yes, there is an occasional mandolin (at the get go of the lead-off Young in America, and Talk About Love) or similar instrumentation, but the emphasis ...
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