Griffin, Carll, McKenna unite for tour
The eight-city run will see all three artists performing together, sharing songs and stories from across their careers. The tour begins Nov. 7 at St. Louis' Sheldon Concert Hall and then makes stops across the Midwest through a finale at Joliet, Ill.'s Rialto Square Theatre on Nov. 16.
Tickets for all announced dates go on sale this Friday at 11 a.m. eastern time.
Tour dates are:
Nov. 7 – St. Louis, MO – Sheldon Concert Hall
Nov. 8 – Indianapolis, IN – Egyptian Room @ Old National Centre
Nov. 9 – Kalamazoo, MI – State Theatre
Nov. 10 – Kent, OH – The Kent Stage
Nov. 12 – Cincinnati, OH – Ludlow Garage
Nov. 14 – Milwaukee, WI – Turner Ballroom
Nov. 15 – Bloomington, IN – Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts
Nov. 16 – Joliet, IN – Rialto Square Theatre
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- 05/15/23: McKenna looks ahead to "1988"
CD reviews
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Lori McKenna records should come with a warning label - this product may cause uncontrollable weeping. Every generation has their best songwriters, and this unassuming mom from Massachusetts happens to be one of them. It's the kind of talent that wins Best Country Song Grammys in streaks. She took the trophy home in 2016 for co-penning "Girl Crush". Then in 2017, she won again for "Humble and Kind" (which she wrote herself). Some of the other years, she was at least nominated. ...
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