Janson acknowledges being "Halfway to Crazy," on tour anyway
Janson will hit auditoriums, theaters and, for the first time, arenas across the nation. Joining him on the run are hit-making singer / songwriter Ray Fulcher and Shane Profitt.
"I'm super excited to hit the road in early 2022," Janson said. "It's been incredible to be back in front of an audience again this year, with crowds more hungry and grateful for live music than ever before. Whether you're a fan or an artist, there's nothing like a seeing a live show. I can't wait to see everyone on the Halfway to Crazy Tour and to maybe play y'all some new music that I've got coming real soon..."
Janson is due to preview songs from his forthcoming album, due in early 2022. The to-be-announced project features flagship single "Bye Mom"
Tour dates are:
Feb. 10 Dubuque, IA // Five Flags Center - Five Flags Arena
Feb. 11 Des Moines, IA // Hoyte Sherman Place
Feb. 12 Dodge City, KS // United Wireless Arena
Feb. 17 Wilkes-Barre, PA // The F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts
Feb. 18 Stamford, CT // Palace Theatre
Feb. 24 Joliet, IL // Rialto Square Theatre
Feb. 25 West Plains, MO // West Plains Civic Center
Feb. 26 Ashland, KY // Paramount
March 4 Canton, OH // Canton Palace Theatre
March 5 Johnson City, TN // Freedom Hall Civic Center
March 10 Nashville, TN // Ryman Auditorium
March 12 Greensburg, PA // The Palace Theatre
March 25 Zanesville, OH // Secrest Auditorium
March 26 Worcester, MA // Palladium
March 16 Hiawassee, GA // Anderson Music Hall
Fan club members can purchase tickets beginning this Wednesday, followed by the public on-sale on Friday at 10 a.m. local time.
More news for Chris Janson
- 11/22/24: Janson visits "Christmas in Dixie"
- 06/14/24: Janson touts the "All American Guy"
- 05/01/24: Janson readies summer tour
- 03/21/24: Tennessee enacts law protecting against AI, voice clones
- 06/16/23: Janson, O'Brien, Leigh, Jones dish out new music
- 05/22/23: Janson pays unusual gig - high school graduation
- 05/05/23: Janson reveals "The Outlaw Side of Me"
- 05/02/23: Janson gets help from Dolly, Slash
CD reviews for Chris Janson
Chris Janson, who has made it well known how he's skilled at fixing drinks, expectedly comes to party much of the time on "All In." For instance, he revs up the party bus to top speed during "Halfway to Crazy." However, this 16-song album contains far more than mere bar beverage discussion. Janson has plenty on his mind, and it's all included herein.
The most unusual song is "You, Me & The River," which also features its writer, Eric Church, singing along with Janson. ...
"Real Friends" is a showcase for the rubberband quality of Chris Janson's voice. He's got a Mel Tillis stammer in "Check" and a Florida Georgia Line yowl in "Normal People." Kenny Chesney should get a royalty check on "Everybody's Going Through Something." But what's noticeably different about Janson is touch. His songs deftly sprinkle on a dash of horns, rock or hip-hop. But it's all county-infused flavors added by a chef in control. ...
Chris Janson's full-length release, "Everybody," includes the same party songs that first appeared on his "Fix A Drink" EP. And while the full length adds more evidence for his image as a good time party starter, it also reveals his softer side, presenting a more well-rounded performer.
"Bein' A Dad" is a quiet, sentimental song about parenthood. When Janson sings, "God, I love bein' a dad," he sounds just like Eric Church, a performer ...
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