Eldredge brings it back to the clubs
The Bring You Back Fall 2013 Tour commences in Ohio in October and includes an already sold-out hometown show at Joe's Bar in Chicago on Oct. 5. The tour will make 20 stops, 14 announced now, including major cities Austin, Boston, Chicago, Jacksonville, Milwaukee and Washington D.C. On Sept. 6, tickets for previously unannounced dates and a limited number of VIP packages which include meet and greet opportunities will be made available.
Tour dates are:
Oct. 3 Oxford, OH - Brick Street Bar
Oct. 4 Milwaukee - The Rave II
Oct. 5 Chicago - Joe's Bar
Oct. 10 Davie, FL - The Round Up
Oct. 11 Jacksonville, FL - Mavericks
Oct. 12 Bradenton, FL - JoyLand and Nightclub IV
Oct. 17 Chattanooga, TN - Track 29
Oct. 25 Boston - Paradise Rock Club
Oct. 30 St. Louis Park, MN - Toby Keith's I Love This Bar & Grill
Oct. 31 Lincoln, NE - Single Barrel
Nov. 16 Decatur, AL - Herb's Music Hall
Nov. 22 Austin - Midnight Rodeo
Nov. 30 Washington, DC - 9:30 Club
Dec. 7 Springfield, IL - Boondocks
On Aug. 6, Eldredge released his debut album, "Bring You Back." The past few months have seen Eldredge open for Taylor Swift on The RED Tour and for Dierks Bentley and Miranda Lambert on the Locked & Reloaded Tour. After wrapping up his first headlining tour this fall, Eldredge can be seen on the final leg of Keith Urban's Light The Fuse Tour 2014 in January.
More news for Brett Eldredge
- 09/17/24: Eldredge wishes "Merry Christmas (Welcome to the Family)"
- 09/18/23: Eldredge will Glow again
- 08/17/23: Eldredge says "Adios Old Friend"
- 10/11/22: Eldredge returns with Glow holiday tour
- 06/17/22: Hank Jr., Eldredge drop new albums
- 01/14/22: Eldredge "Want That Back"
- 12/17/21: Eldredge has COVID
- 10/06/20: Eldredge strips down
CD reviews for Brett Eldredge
The title song for Brett Eldredge's "Songs About You" is a slow, soul song. Much of it is set in Chicago, with Eldredge walking city streets and noticing the various tunes being played on radio stations within earshot. And wouldn't you know it, every one of them reminds him of his recent breakup! Such is the case with many relationships – whether good or bad – as love songs can be so doggone relatable. It's almost like attending a Sunday morning sermon where ...
When an artist achieves the kind of commercial success that Brett Eldredge has, there seems to inevitably be an album that is all about the songwriting. Having described his 2017 self-titled album as his "most honest collection of songs," he doubles down on the sincerity factor and bills "Sunday Drive" as his "most deeply personal to date." The distinction is a fine line, but it seems to be in the deliberateness of the preparation.
Eldredge embarked on a voyage of ...
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