Ballerini goes home again
Ingrid Andress and Georgia Webster will open the show.
"Throughout the last decade and four albums, there has been a consistent ode to my hometown. Whether it be lyrically like in 'half of my hometown' or celebrating milestone moments in venues like my high school, the Tennessee Theater or the Civic Center, it's always been incredibly important to me to go back to the place that let me go to chase my dream. Playing Thompson-Boling has been on my bucket list since I was a little kid watching my favorite musicians come through town and is the perfect place to celebrate such a bookmark year and kick off a new level of touring," said Ballerini.
Tickets go on sale to Ballerini's fan club at 10 a.m. Wednesday. General on-sale is 10 a.m., Friday.
Ballerini is on the charts again with "If You Go Down (I'm Goin' Down Too)." She also had staged three headlining theater tours over the last 10 months and was the sole support on Kenny Chesney's I Go Back 2023.
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- 03/02/23: Ballerini launches third tour leg in June
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CD reviews for Kelsea Ballerini
Once unheard of, more than a few of today's country queens don't necessarily stick to their own genre. Kelsea Ballerini's most streamed track by far is her collaboration with The Chainsmokers, "This Feeling." That's not to say the rest of her catalog did poorly. Ballerini scored a top five country album out of the gate with her debut in 2015. "The First Time" had great flavors of R&B and sounded very assured for a come-out roll. ...
It already seems like Kelsea Ballerini is a fixture on the scene, but America's barely had time to blink since her debut, "The First Time." Four major singles, a headlining tour and an armful of awards are just some of the harvest that followed. Some of that star power exceeds musical gifts - Ballerini has that insta-charm that makes her a ready TV guest or host. She's from Tennessee and smiles for miles. But she also gives off a wiser, worldlier vibe than many others of her ...
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