Dan + Shay add tour dates
Bailey Bryan and Jackie Lee will open shows for the tour, which starts Feb. 9 in Illinois and concludes April 22 in Missouri.
The newest single off of Dan + Shay's 2016 release, "Obsessed," is "How Not To." Adam Hambrick, Paul DiGiovanni and Kevin Bard wrote the song.
Tour dates are:
Feb. 9 - Joe's Live, Rosemont, Ill.*
Feb. 10 - Joe's on Weed Street, Chicago, Ill.*
Feb. 11 - Boondocks, Springfield, Ill.*
Feb. 12 - University of Northern Iowa - Gallagher Bluedorn PAC, Cedar Falls, Iowa*
Feb. 17 - The New Daisy Theatre, Memphis, Tenn.*
Feb. 18 - Warehouse Live, Houston, Texas*
Feb. 19 - AT&T Center - San Antonio Rodeo, San Antonio, Texas
Feb. 21 - Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, Tenn.*
Feb. 24 - Tennessee Theatre, Knoxville, Tenn.*
Feb. 25 - Buckhead Theatre, Atlanta, Ga.*
March 23 - Crystal Ballroom, Portland, Ore.**
March 24 - Showbox SoDo, Seattle, Wash.**
March 25 - Vogue Theatre, Vancouver, BC**
March 26 - Knitting Factory Concert House, Spokane, Wash.**
March 28 - Southern Utah University, Cedar City, Utah**
March 29 - Livewire, Scottsdale, Ariz.**
April 6 - 20 Monroe Live, Grand Rapids, Mich.**
April 7 - Royal Oak Music Theatre, Royal Oak, Mich.**
April 9 - Egyptian Room at Old National Centre, Indianapolis, Ind.**
April 13 - The Fillmore Silver Spring, Silver Spring, Md.**
April 14 - Starland Ballroom, Sayreville, N.J.**
April 15 - Stage AE, Pittsburgh, Pa.**
April 20 - Sokol Auditorium, Omaha, Neb.**
April 21 - Arvest Bank Theatre at the Midland, Kansas City, Mo.**
April 22 - Maryville University, Chesterfield, Mo.**
* Denotes special guest Bailey Bryan
** Denotes special guest Jackie Lee
Bryan's venture into the music world began in her hometown of Sequim, Wash. where she grew up singing on the street in front of her favorite taco stand.
Influenced by classic country singers like Faron Young and Keith Whitley as well as Justin Timberlake and Maroon 5, Lee has soulful vocals. The young Broken Bow Records artist released the single "Getting Over You" which was co-written and produced by Paul DiGiovanni of Boys Like Girls.
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CD reviews for Dan + Shay
With Rascal Flatts gone, the heir apparent to the breezy pop country throne, Dan +Shay has taken its rightful place. Their fourth studio album, "Good Things," is a feather light 12-song cruise suitable for multiple radio formats from adult contemporary to pop and even country, though that feels like a stretch.
Each song was co-written and produced by Dan Smyers while Shay Mooney put his pen to eight tracks. One look at the credits, and you'll know which direction it will be headed. ...
The track list on Dan +Shay's self-titled third album has a song crediting Kelly Clarkson as a featured vocalist. Upon a full listen, you will think they forgot about a few others. The disc features the duo's contemporary sound that mirrors many artists in the genre. The lead-off track, "Alone Together," evokes Rascal Flatts' Gary LeVox and is half of the only seven minutes on the tidy 35-minute collection that represent anything near up-tempo.
The duo puts the ballads on ...
Dan Myers and James Shay Mooney came from different parts of the country (Allegheny County, Pa. and Arkansas, respectively) and met in Nashville where each was tracking the well-worn path to country music success. They began writing songs together a little over three years ago, already have a hit album ("Where It All Began") and now have another tiger by the tail.
Dan + Shay know a hook, can write songs and have identified a sweet spot in the formula of country music success. ...
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