Campbell becomes a Road Warrior
Monday, February 4, 2013 – . HLN followed Craig Campbell during a recent tour stop in Atlanta for the network's series "Road Warriors."
Cameras captured Campbell at home on the road, enjoying his favorite restaurant in the city, performing for a capacity crowd at Wild Bills and competing at his favorite past-time, corn hole. The segment with Campbell can be seen Tuesday, Feb. 5 in the 6 a.m. eastern hour and again Thursday, Feb. 7 in the 9 a.m. eastern hour during Morning Express with Robin Meade on HLN.
Campbell's new single Outta My Head, from his upcoming sophomore album, is an up-tempo track about the struggle of lost love. The disc was produced by Keith Stegall (Alan Jackson, Zac Brown Band) and Matt Rovey and written by Brandon Kinney, Michael Carter and Cole Swindell.
More news for Craig Campbell
- 01/18/23: Campbell finds himself with "The Lost Files"
- 05/10/18: Campbell finally returns
- 12/01/14: Campbell signs with Red Bow
- 05/08/14: Bigger Picture Group folds
- 11/26/13: Campbell hopes kisses keep coming
- 08/06/13: Campbell doubles up in Nashville
- 04/17/13: Campbell previews new music
- 03/28/13: Campbell sets May for soph CD
CD reviews for Craig Campbell
Chances are good people will think they've heard an unknown Dierks Bentley song on the radio, when in fact it was actually a Craig Campbell tune. That's because Campbell sounds a whole lot like Bentley during "Never Regret." About the only chief difference between Campbell and Bentley songs, however, is how Bentley adds so much humor to his tunes. He also has a far more expressive singing voice.
One of the few places Campbell adds in some humor is during My Baby's ...
Think of Craig Campbell's "Outta My Head" EP as a batter in the on deck circle. The title track will be the lead single on his upcoming sophomore album with Bigger Picture. Coming in at just over 16 minutes, its brevity is matched only by its catchiness. Each of the five tracks has lead single potential. Styles range from the reggae tinged My Baby's Daddy to the rocking Keep Them Kisses Comin.'
Having spent time playing with Tracy Byrd, Campbell is cut from the traditionalist cloth. ...
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