Tenpenny sets fall tour
New act Seaforth will open the shows, which start in Nashville on Oct. 10 and end Dec. 15 in New York.
"So excited to get to do my own tour with my homies Seaforth," said Tenpenny. "Can't wait to see y'all out there - it's gonna be a party."
Tenpenny and Seaforth - the duo of Tom Jordan and Mitch Thompson - also released a collaboration, "Anything She Says," which the three also co-wrote with Andy Albert and Jordan Schmidt.
Tickets go on sale Aug. 2. Tour dates are:
Oct. 10 Marathon Music Works - Nashville, TN
Oct. 12 Rams Head Live - Baltimore, MD
Oct. 19 Dallas Bull - Tampa, FL
Oct. 25 Georgia Theatre - Athens, GA
Oct. 27 House of Blues - Lake Buena Vista, FL
Oct. 31 Upstate Concert Hall - Clifton Park, NY
Nov. 1 Starland Ballroom - Sayreville, NJ
Nov. 2 Turning Stone Resort Casino - Verona, NY
Nov. 22 Coyote Joe's - Charlotte, NC
Nov. 23 Blind Horse Saloon - Greenville, SC
Dec. 4 House of Blues - Anaheim, CA
Dec. 8 Ace of Spades - Sacramento, CA
Dec. 14 Royal Oak Theatre - Royal Oak, MI
Dec. 15 Webster Hall - New York
Tenpenny, a Nashville native, is best known for his hit "Drunk Me" from his major label debut Telling All My Secrets (Riser House/Columbia Nashville). The album was released Dec. 14 and earned him 2018's best first-week showing for a major label country debut album.
Seaforth is childhood friends Jordan and Thompson, who grew up together in the Sydney, Australia suburb from where they take their name. Their debut single was "Love That," and they put out a four-song EP, "Love That," which they co-produced alongside award-winning producer Dann Huff.
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- 07/14/23: Tenpenny makes "Bigger Mistakes"
- 05/30/23: Seaforth leaves Sony, goes independent
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- 08/22/22: Tenpenny gets heavy on tour
CD reviews
Mitchell Tenpenny calls his album "This is The Heavy" because "it's big. It's loud. It's in your face and drum heavy," he said. In contrast that is not at all how one would describe most country music. Thus, Tenpenny's lengthy album (a whole 20 tracks!) is country-associated, at best.
The song titles, at least, read like country songs, including "More Than Whiskey Does," "Good And Gone" and "Good Place." The latter finds ...
One big clue that Mitchell Tenpenny's "Naughty List" holiday collection is a winner, is how spontaneous and rocking is his version of "Jingle Bell Rock." He doesn't just repeat the Bobby Helms original, but instead makes it all his own. Then again, with a distinctive voice like his, he puts his personal stamp on everything.
He rocks out even more during "Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town," even though that one also includes upfront banjo picking. ...
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