Colt Ford slates busy release week
The album features special guests Randy Houser, Joe Nichols, James Otto, Kevin Fowler, Darryl Worley, Josh Gracin, DMC (of Run/DMC) and Ira Dean of Trick Pony fame.
Ford will kick-off the celebration with his first album release party at Tucker Plantation in his home state of Georgia on Friday, April 16 with featured guests John Michael Montgomery (who was featured on Ford's debut 2008 release, "Ride Through The Country") and Josh Gracin. On Saturday, April 17, Ford is taking over XM-11 "Nashville" airways from 7p.m. - Midnight Eastern. On release day, Ford will host a Nashville CD release celebration from 6-8 p.m. at 12th & Porter.
Beginning Tuesday, April 27th fans can watch Ford on GAC's On The Streeasterns at 1 p.m., 9 p.m., and again at 1 am eastern and on GAC's Championship Bull Riding at 10 p.m. eastern, followed by a live online str eaming concert event presented by True View Live on Friday, April 30 at 7:30 p.m. eastern.
Fans can download Ford's single featuring Jamey Johnson, Cold Beer.
More news for Colt Ford
- 11/05/21: Ford, LoCash, The Steel Wheels dish out new sounds
- 03/26/20: Ford serves up a second helping of "Chicken And Biscuits"
- 08/29/19: Ford announces new CD for September
- 08/15/12: Ford independence takes him to the top
- 08/07/12: Ford, Cash tribute concert releases out
- 06/22/12: Colt Ford is "Back"
- 12/17/10: Colt Ford gets weird
- 06/29/10: Colt Ford goes for Chicken and Buscuits in Twilight-themed video
CD reviews for Colt Ford
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