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Bentley starts "sounding off"

Thursday, April 2, 2015 – Dierks Bentley has created a new digital platform, Sounding Off, that will offer fans an inside look at the tour through a series of exclusive videos.

Starting from ground zero all the way through the final notes, clips will be posted online and will also feature cameos from tour openers Kip Moore, Maddie & Tae and Canaan Smith. The 2015 Sounds of Summer tour kicks off June 5 in Raleigh, N.C.

"We've been kicking around ideas for the new set list and production for a while, and now with only a few months left, it's time to start putting it all the pieces together," said Bentley. "Last summer was hard to beat for me personally. So many great things came together to make it an unbelievable summer. It was the perfect collision of the music with the energy of the fans. I really want them to be able to experience it like I do - get to see more of what happens backstage and what I get to see from the stage looking out to the back of the lawn. We've got a lot more great memories ahead of us."

The first Sounding Off clip is available.


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