Jason Aldean video for "Johnny Cash" set to play on TV
The video, directed by Wes Edwards for Ruckus Film, was shot in various Las Vegas locations last month. Part of the video features Aldean and his band in a live performance sequence set in the rarely seen neon sign boneyard, where the Strip's oldest marquees are eventually retired. "It was the most time I've ever put into a video," said Aldean. "We spent two and a half days out there trying to really capture the attitude of this song correctly. We even shot through snow flurries one night, and it was about as cold as I've ever been."
The single, written by John Rich, Vicky McGehee, and Rodney Clawson is already the fastest rising single of Aldean's career to date. The new album, "Relentless," hits stores on May 29. Aldean's self-titled debut went platinum.
Aldean is currently touring with Rascal Flatts and will join singer/songwriter Dierks Bentley on his "Live and Loud" tour for dates in March and April.
More news for Jason Aldean
- 02/17/25: Aldean, Bentley, Zimmerman headline Watershed
- 01/21/25: Aldean goes Full Throttle
- 01/07/25: Brooks + Dunn, Aldean join for one night only - at Fenway
- 09/13/24: Shenandoah, Aldean, Bryan join forces
- 07/29/24: Aldean's "Whiskey Drink" reaches radio
- 11/27/23: Aldean extends tour
- 11/03/23: Aldean, Johnson, Dickerson release new music
- 10/06/23: Aldean serves up "Whiskey Drink"
CD reviews for Jason Aldean
Hollywood may be pushing a broadminded agenda where there are more genders than one can even count, but in Jason Aldean's world, there are only two: tough guys, and the women that love them. There's no confusion it's a guy in the "Camouflage Hat," for example. Also, nothing is said or done without also washing it down with alcohol. The opener,"Tattoos and Tequila," breaks it down into tattoos to remember, and tequila to forget.
Within its booze for every ...
If you liked Jason Aldean's three previous number one albums, you'll like "Rearview Town." He sticks to the winning formula that has brought him past success. The 15 tracks are mainly juiced up, muscular numbers with scorching guitar. Ironically, amid the torrid tempos and high volume that dominate the collection, the ballads are the standouts, especially with the duet with the Miranda Lambert on "Drowns The Whiskey." Instead of whiskey drowning a memory, the inverse ...
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