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Darius Rucker
Ameris Bank Amphitheatre
2200 Encore Pkwy
Alpharetta, GA 30009
20. Sept. 2024
19:00 GMT-4
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24. Oktober 2024
This concert was a blast! I love the band and love the venue!
Had drinks with Darius Rucker and the band in Amsterdam post-concert at the Pancake House near Melkweg on Nov 9, 2014. Met the band out in front of the venue post-concert then Darius at the bar. Darius was extremely gracious and a really good guy. Answered all my tough questions! So was everyone in the band.
My take-away from the experience was that everyone in the band had gone through a divorce. One of the gents in the band told me this over drinks at the Pancake House.
Now after almost 33 years of marriage, I am about to be too. Tough times build strong minds.
I stood on the steps to the right of the stage the entire concert with my work buddies. Someone there put this video on you-tube and I can actually hear myself singing (badly) at the end of Wagon Wheel.
https://youtu.be/yTq_vd_Dv3c?si=55Qgda6cwIA0Oo3e
I hope Darius and the boys are getting their golf on. Next time they are in town, I can try to hook them up at my club, Rolling Green. Understated -- classic Flynn.
Darius knows how to give it back -- a true gent!
Please pass this along if you have access to the band. Ron Dirienzi
Philadelphia, PA@Freedom Mortgage Pavilion
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Darius Rucker Biography
Darius Rucker first attained multi-platinum status in the music
industry as former lead singer and rhythm guitarist of GRAMMY award-winning Hootie & the Blowfish.
Since re-introducing himself to the world as a country artist, he has released four consecutive albums to top the Billboard Country albums chart and earned a whole new legion of fans.
Rucker’s first two country albums,
Learn To Live and Charleston, SC 1966 produced five No. 1 singles including “Come Back Song,” “This,” “Alright,” “It Won’t Be Like This For Long” and “Don’t Think I Don’t Think About It” "—and earned him the New Artist award from the Country Music Association.
A few events in the last couple of years may have helped him dig
even deeper into his country roots, even in the face of new trends that have been pushing the music into a more pop direction.
First was his induction into the Grand Ole Opry in 2012, after Brad Paisley broke the news to Rucker in the middle of a show.
Then from his 2013 album True Believers came his triumphant version of “Wagon Wheel,” the Old Crow Medicine Show song initially based on a sketch by Bob Dylan (with an assist from his tour partners and label mates Lady Antebellum). The song hit No. 1 on the Country charts, and won the GRAMMY Award for Best Country Solo Performance.
“‘Wagon Wheel’ was one of those great anomalies in a career—you have to just be happy with something like that and go on and try to make another record,” says Rucker. “But it did help me realize that fans really do want country music from me.
With everything happening in the music, on the radio, ‘Wagon Wheel’ showed that you can still have big hits with real country songs.”
Following his first Christmas album, Home for the Holidays, he released Southern Style, his fourth studio country album, featuring his most recent No. 1 single “Homegrown Honey,” co-written by Rucker, label mate Charles Kelley of Lady Antebellum and Nathan Chapman.
Choosing a moniker for his 2016 headlining tour,“Good for a Good Time,” another personal favorite off of Southern Style seemed the perfect choice. “That was what I was looking for,” he says, “a big, old-fashioned, sing-a-long drinking song. I’m older now, I’m a dad, I don’t go out that much. But if it’s a good song, a song I really want to sing, I can still channel the old Darius, the one who’s always ready to party. I think that’s the signature song on the record.”
Mehr lesenindustry as former lead singer and rhythm guitarist of GRAMMY award-winning Hootie & the Blowfish.
Since re-introducing himself to the world as a country artist, he has released four consecutive albums to top the Billboard Country albums chart and earned a whole new legion of fans.
Rucker’s first two country albums,
Learn To Live and Charleston, SC 1966 produced five No. 1 singles including “Come Back Song,” “This,” “Alright,” “It Won’t Be Like This For Long” and “Don’t Think I Don’t Think About It” "—and earned him the New Artist award from the Country Music Association.
A few events in the last couple of years may have helped him dig
even deeper into his country roots, even in the face of new trends that have been pushing the music into a more pop direction.
First was his induction into the Grand Ole Opry in 2012, after Brad Paisley broke the news to Rucker in the middle of a show.
Then from his 2013 album True Believers came his triumphant version of “Wagon Wheel,” the Old Crow Medicine Show song initially based on a sketch by Bob Dylan (with an assist from his tour partners and label mates Lady Antebellum). The song hit No. 1 on the Country charts, and won the GRAMMY Award for Best Country Solo Performance.
“‘Wagon Wheel’ was one of those great anomalies in a career—you have to just be happy with something like that and go on and try to make another record,” says Rucker. “But it did help me realize that fans really do want country music from me.
With everything happening in the music, on the radio, ‘Wagon Wheel’ showed that you can still have big hits with real country songs.”
Following his first Christmas album, Home for the Holidays, he released Southern Style, his fourth studio country album, featuring his most recent No. 1 single “Homegrown Honey,” co-written by Rucker, label mate Charles Kelley of Lady Antebellum and Nathan Chapman.
Choosing a moniker for his 2016 headlining tour,“Good for a Good Time,” another personal favorite off of Southern Style seemed the perfect choice. “That was what I was looking for,” he says, “a big, old-fashioned, sing-a-long drinking song. I’m older now, I’m a dad, I don’t go out that much. But if it’s a good song, a song I really want to sing, I can still channel the old Darius, the one who’s always ready to party. I think that’s the signature song on the record.”
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