Lady A strips down for three shows
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Lady A strips down for three shows

Wednesday, August 24, 2011 – Lady Antebellum announced today that they will play three stripped-down shows as part of the "Own The Night: Unplugged" series in celebration of their Sept. 13 album release.

The shows are: Sept. 10 in Chicago, Sept. 13 in New York and Sept. 15 in Los Angeles.

"The next few weeks are crazy, and we wanted to make spending time with our fans in a low-key, intimate setting a big priority," said Hillary Scott. "We want to play some of our new songs and their favorites and really live in this moment with them."

Fans can purchase tickets through www.ladyantebellum.com beginning Friday, Aug. 26.


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