Jägermeister Presents: Lee Brice on Tour This Fall
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ENID EVENT CENTER September 25, 2015
You can still order tickets by calling 855.TIX.ENID, visiting www.EnidEventCenter.com, in the Enid Event Center and Convention Hall Administration offices or at the box office.
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(Enid, OK) - Spectra Venue Management, operators of Enid Event Center, announced today that Lee Brice will be performing at the Enid Event Center, September 25 with opening acts Granger Smith and Brian Milson as part of his Jägermeister Tour. Tickets are priced at $25 and $39.
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As part of the tour, Jägermeister will be enlisting renowned illustrator Billy Perkins to create custom, limited edition artwork that will be featured throughout each venue. Each stop will also feature original artwork from the brands’ ‘56 Parts: Best as One’ campaign as well as a custom Jägermeister Lee Brice cocktail inspired by the artist.
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About Lee Brice
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He released his debut album, Love Like Crazy, in 2009. The title track reached #3 on the Billboard Country chart and set a record as the longest-charting song in that chart's history. In 2012, he topped his own success with Hard 2 Love, an album that went Gold and featured three #1 Country singles, including "I Drive Your Truck," which won Song of the Year at both the CMA and ACM Awards. The record earned raves from NPR to Country Weekly and found the New York Times hailing him as "a sensitive macho man," a compliment that perfectly encapsulates both sides of Brice's persona. Hard 2 Love also garnered Lee his late-night debut, a stirring performance of "I Drive Your Truck" on NBC’s “The Tonight Show.”
About Granger Smith (Earl Dibbles Jr.)
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Granger Smith, is a country music singer and songwriter from Texas. Smith debut his seventh album Dirt Road Driveway in 2013 and reached number 15 on US Country charts. His lead single “Backroad Song,” sold over 32,000 downloads in its first week of release entered the iTunes Country Singles chart at Number 2.
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Earl Dibbles Jr., the popular alter ego of Smith, is most famous for his songs “The Country Boy Song” and “Country Boy Love”. He has fans yelling “Dibble'isms like “YEE YEE,” “Crack a Cold One” and “Put a Good Dip in” when he performs.
About Brian Milson
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Brian Milson’s “Nothing Grows In Shadows,” not only establishes him as a singer to be reckoned with, it makes a powerful and compelling statement about a genuine societal plague–bullying. Milson has opened for acts such as: Joe Nichols, Easton Corbin, Neal McCoy and Willie Nelson.
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