Smith announces first headlining tour
The song is the follow-up to Smith's "I Don't Wanna Go To Heaven."
Smith's journey to Nashville has been peppered with ups and downs. In 2018, Smith lost everything he owned in the devastating Camp Fire, which tore through his hometown of Paradise, Cal. Although his family was safe, he struggled to cope and turned back to music for comfort.
Tour dates are:
June 18 – Pigeon Forge, TN (Hard Rock Café)
June 23 – Indianapolis, IN (Hi-Fi Indy)
June 24 – Columbus, OH (Rumba Café)
June 25 – Bloomington, IL (The Stables Music Hall)
July 1 – Las Vegas, NV (Stoney's Rockin Country)
July 6 – Decatur, GA (Eddie's Attic)
July 7 – Chattanooga, TN (Songbirds)
July 8 – Louisville, KY (PBR Bar)
July 9 – Memphis, TN (Hard Rock Café Memphis)
July 14 – St Louis, MO (Old Rock House)
July 15 – Omaha, NE (Barnato)
More news for Nate Smith
- 10/01/24: Smith, Lavigne ask "Can You Die From a Broken Heart"
- 08/23/24: Smith strikes "California Gold"
- 05/16/24: Smith teams with Lavigne on "Bullet Proof" recording
- 05/15/24: Moroney, Smith, Tigirlily Gold win ACM new artist honors
- 04/26/24: Brice finds his "Drinkin' Buddies"
- 04/15/24: Smith goes "Through the Smoke" on tour
- 04/05/24: Hunt, Smith, Top, Birge, Beckham put out new music
- 02/09/24: Smith becomes "Bulletproof," new EP coming
CD reviews for Nate Smith
Nate Smith has a wonderful, quivering voice. It's a voice often pushed to its limit, though, because so many of the songs feature pounding drums and roaring electric guitars. It's a whole lot of pounding and roaring because it – like many (too many?) contemporary country albums – is extra-long. The deluxe edition, in fact, sports 26 songs and clocks in at nearly an hour-and-a-half. All this loud music is just a bit much, though, by the time all's said and done. ...
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