Church plans free gig for San Antonio ticket holders in wake of canceled show
"Thank you San Antonio for letting me take my family to this game," said Church via Instagram. "It took a minute to figure out how and when I could properly express my thanks ... Details to be announced soon."
Church will play the Whitewater Amphitheater in New Braunfels, Texas on Sept. 2. for a "ONE of a kind FREE show for those of you who bought tickets and were planning to attend our cancelled San Antonio show."
New Braunfels and San Antonio are about 30 miles apart.
Church announced earlier this week that he was bagging his concert on Saturday in favor of the basketball game. He received a significant amount of flack on social media. Jason Aldean questioned the decision, citing the obligation that performers have to their fans who bought tickets.
More news for Eric Church
- 09/07/23: Church, Lambert, Wallen headline Stagecoach
- 06/20/23: Country Hall honors Church as artist-in-residence
- 06/06/23: Country Hall exhibition features Church
- 01/21/23: Church adds tour dates
- 01/11/23: Church unveils summer tour
- 11/11/22: Chesney, Church, Twain headline Tortuga Festival
- 08/19/22: Church expands, while Peters goes live; Hubbard debuts
- 03/31/22: Church cancels SRO show in San Antonio to attend UNC FInal Four game
CD reviews for Eric Church
While Eric Church has set the bar high with his previous studio albums, "Desperate Man" is right up there with his best and may just be his most accomplished effort to date. Church continues to write memorable songs in a wide variety of styles, and even when he's not singing over country musical elements, his lyrical voice is always undeniably a country one.
He also knows how to have a little fun, especially with "Hanging Around," a soulful, funky tune mixing together ...
When listeners were introduced to Eric Church on his debut, they heard an artist who could balance strong song writing with a bit of a rebellious edge to the music. The surprise release of his latest continues that tradition, being quietly released to his fan club before even being officially announced. The music, written and recorded over a short period of time with an unheard of fast turnaround, has a raw edge that bridges the gap between radio friendly country music with the more rugged sound ...
Eric Church looks to take no prisoners on his big and bold - sometimes very dark - sounding fourth studio release. He makes that crystal clear on the cover where he stands flanked by his backing quintet, looking tough, menacing, ready for a rumble with arms hanging down, hiding behind sunglasses. These guys are ready to roll.
As in rock and roll, which Church et al cook up with the lead-off title track, an out-and-out rocker with Church laying down his outside the lines credentials. ...
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