Aldean, Kid Rock play two at Fenwaty
Monday, May 9, 2016 – With Jason Aldean and Kid Rock's first show at Fenway Park in Boston selling out in less than 90 minutes, the pair added a second show, they announced Monday.
Aldean and Rock will now play Sept. 10 in addition to the Sept. 9 date at the home of the Red Sox. Thomas Rhett, A Thousand Horses and Dee Jay Silver also will be on the bill. Tickets for the new date will be available this Friday, May 13th at 10 a.m. eastern on JasonAldean.com and LiveNation.com.
The first country artist to play Fenway Park, Aldean recently released his single "Lights Come On" as the lead track from his upcoming seventh studio album.
Kid Rock spent last summer on the road promoting his most recent album "First Kiss." Working on new material, Kid Rock not playing many shows this year.
Aldean's Six String Circus Tour launches May 19 in Rogers, Ark.
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CD reviews
Jason Aldean's 10th studio album "Georgia "initially seems like yeoman's effort. As the second half of a double album that follows last year's "Macon," the collection boasts 30 songs; 20 are new. It is a more than a respectable length for a single album. The remainder of the effort is padded with live tracks. The obvious question is why so long? In Adean's case, he said he has always leaned toward having more songs than less. Upon a sit down listen you get ...
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.
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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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