Shooter Jennings performs TV, live dates
In addition to the over 30 dates this spring and summer as part of Charlie Daniels' annual Volunteer Jam, Jennings will headline more than 125 theatre and club shows beginning March 12 in Flagstaff and continuing on across the U.S. through the end of 2008.
"It's been a while, the longest break we've ever taken actually. I can't complain because I've gotten to spend some quality time with Drea and Alabama (his girlfriend and daughter), but I think I speak for all the .357's when I say we are itchin' to hit the road again," said Jennings. "We have been working hard preparing for the new tour, and I can promise a lot of surprises, so let's all get together and get rowdy."
Tour dates are:
March 12 Flagstaff, AZ
March 13 Tucson, AZ
March 14 El Paso, TX
March 15 Phoenix, AZ
March 27 Austin, TX
March 28 Helotes, TX
March 29 Dallas, TX
April 2 Lexington, KY
April 3 Louisville, KY
April 4 Nashville, TN
April 5 Huntsville, AL
April 6 Indianapolis, IN
April 9 Grand Rapids, MI
April 11-12 Harris, MI
April 18 West Palm Beach, FL
April 19 Winter Haven, FL
April 23 Hattiesburg, MS
April 24 Bartlesville, OK
April 25 Fayetteville, AR
April 26 Kinder, LA
More news for Shooter Jennings
- 05/05/23: Tucker wonders "When the Rodeo is Over (Where Does the Cowboy Go?)"
- 04/05/23: Tucker opts for a "Sweet Western Sound"
- 08/10/18: Lewis, Fulks, Jennings out with new discs
- 06/19/18: Jennings releases new song
- 07/09/14: Jennings pays tribute to family friend Jones
- 03/12/13: Jennings, Sisk, Bibey-Benson release new discs
- 02/24/11: Waylon tribute CD show coming Saturday on GAC
- 06/15/09: Shooter Jennings gets engaged from stage
CD reviews for Shooter Jennings
Shooter Jennings is the latest to link to Dave Cobb for production on the simply titled "Shooter." As one of today's leading outlaw country voices, Jennings is adept at marrying traditional country with fierce rock n' roll. When you're born into musical royalty, the bar is always set remarkably high, but Jennings has been a constant explorer, who has formed his own signature style. This time out, though, Jennings puts aside the eclecticism he is known for, deciding instead ...
Let's get one thing straight right off the bat. This is not a tribute album. For one thing there are only five songs on it. But it's not a tribute EP either. Only three of the five were ever recorded by Jones. Whatever you call it, this is the first of two recordings celebrating two very different musical icons. The second, due in January, will fete another George - Giorgio Moroder, an influential producer who worked with Donna Summer and paved the way for electronic dance music. ...
After the first 30 seconds of "The Other Life," listeners may feel like they are in for "Black Ribbons Part 2." The reality is that like all of Jennings' previous albums, this one has a distinctive sound. He has forayed through Southern Rock, outlaw country and most recently released the straightforward country album "Family Man," which most effectively channeled his daddy's musical ghost. The bulk of "The Other Life" was recorded during those ...
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