Encuentra fechas de giras y eventos de música en directo de tus grupos y artistas favoritos en tu ciudad. Recibe entradas para conciertos, noticias y confirmaciones de asistencia a conciertos con Bandsintown.
get app
Regístrate
Iniciar sesión
Bucky Covington
66.439 Seguidores
Never miss another Bucky Covington concert. Get alerts about tour announcements, concert tickets, and shows near you with a free Bandsintown account.
Seguir
No hay próximos espectáculos
Envía una solicitud a Bucky Covington para que dé un concierto en tu ciudad
Solicitar un espectáculo
Artistas similares de gira
Bandsintown Merch
Circle Hat
$25.0 USD
Live Collage Sweatshirt
$45.0 USD
Rainbow T-Shirt
$30.0 USD
Circle Beanie
$20.0 USD
Fotos en vivo de Bucky Covington
Ver todas las fotos
concerts and tour dates
Anteriores
SEP.
22
2023
Wisconsin Dells, WI
Crystal Grand Music Theatre
Estuve allí
JUL.
11
2020
Tipton, IA
The Cedar County Fairgrounds
Estuve allí
JUL.
10
2020
Fisher, IL
Fisher Fairgrounds
Estuve allí
JUL.
09
2020
Galesburg, IL
Knox County Fair Main Office
Estuve allí
AGO.
30
2019
Anderson, SC
Denver Downs
Estuve allí
MAY.
19
2019
Stuart, FL
Terra Fermata
Estuve allí
Mostrar más eventos
Opiniones de seguidores
21 de febrero de 2022
Bucky was really good. I love all of Bucky’s songs. I got one of my sweatshirts signed by him and he come up to me and asked me if I would sing with him and I shock my head no.
Summersville, WV@Nicholas County Potato Festival
Wendy
15 de mayo de 2015
It was awesome! He is a fantastic singer and performer and a really nice guy!
Nashville, TN@CMA Fest / Bud Light Plaza
Ver Más Reseñas
Acerca De Bucky Covington
Bucky Covington's road to Nashville came down to convincing one person. He had impressed millions with his talent and charisma on "American Idol," making it to the final eight, but it was something else that sold him to Sawyer Brown frontman and producer Mark Miller.
"There was a quality in his voice that was honest," says Miller. "I believed him when he sang."
Miller approached Covington, and their collaboration has led the North Carolina singer to a deal on Lyric Street Records and a debut single, "A Different World," that is taking the Idol favorite to the country charts and airwaves.
It's a chain of events that almost didn't happen. Covington was a popular local club singer with a day job in his father's auto body shop when he toyed with the idea of a 12-hour drive to an Idol tryout in Memphis. Hurricane Katrina canceled the event and Covington let it slide. Then his sister-in-law told him of a newly scheduled tryout in nearby Greensboro.
“I thought, 'Now I have to do it,'" he says, "That's just karma."
Stardom was nothing more than an idle dream when Covington picked up the guitar at age 19. He played in southern rock bands and then in the highly popular country/Southern rock band Southern Thunder, becoming one of the area's top draws. His increasing popularity and the continual urging of friends finally convinced him to take his shot at the big time.
He and his identical twin Rocky were born in Rockingham, NC, and raised in Laurinburg after his parents' divorce and mother's remarriage. Drawn early to country music, Covington was a fan of Tim McGraw, George Strait and Travis Tritt, among others. He enjoyed motocross and music as a teenager, and juggled weekend gigs with his work in the body shop after graduating from high school.
Throughout his career, the believability that led Mark Miller to want to produce him has been bound up in Covington's very approach to music.
"Any song that I pick, I have to feel," he says, "because if I can feel it, I can make you feel it."
That was very much in evidence on the 39-city American Idol tour and then on GAC's Country Music Christmas tour, where he showed himself to be a compelling and versatile performer, winning fans in city after city. Now, with the release of his debut single and album, the rest of America will get to witness Bucky Covington's emergence as one of country's most outstanding young performers.
"There was a quality in his voice that was honest," says Miller. "I believed him when he sang."
Miller approached Covington, and their collaboration has led the North Carolina singer to a deal on Lyric Street Records and a debut single, "A Different World," that is taking the Idol favorite to the country charts and airwaves.
It's a chain of events that almost didn't happen. Covington was a popular local club singer with a day job in his father's auto body shop when he toyed with the idea of a 12-hour drive to an Idol tryout in Memphis. Hurricane Katrina canceled the event and Covington let it slide. Then his sister-in-law told him of a newly scheduled tryout in nearby Greensboro.
“I thought, 'Now I have to do it,'" he says, "That's just karma."
Stardom was nothing more than an idle dream when Covington picked up the guitar at age 19. He played in southern rock bands and then in the highly popular country/Southern rock band Southern Thunder, becoming one of the area's top draws. His increasing popularity and the continual urging of friends finally convinced him to take his shot at the big time.
He and his identical twin Rocky were born in Rockingham, NC, and raised in Laurinburg after his parents' divorce and mother's remarriage. Drawn early to country music, Covington was a fan of Tim McGraw, George Strait and Travis Tritt, among others. He enjoyed motocross and music as a teenager, and juggled weekend gigs with his work in the body shop after graduating from high school.
Throughout his career, the believability that led Mark Miller to want to produce him has been bound up in Covington's very approach to music.
"Any song that I pick, I have to feel," he says, "because if I can feel it, I can make you feel it."
That was very much in evidence on the 39-city American Idol tour and then on GAC's Country Music Christmas tour, where he showed himself to be a compelling and versatile performer, winning fans in city after city. Now, with the release of his debut single and album, the rest of America will get to witness Bucky Covington's emergence as one of country's most outstanding young performers.
Mostrar más
Géneros:
Country
Ciudad de Origen:
Rockingham, North Carolina
No hay próximos espectáculos
Envía una solicitud a Bucky Covington para que dé un concierto en tu ciudad
Solicitar un espectáculo
Artistas similares de gira
Fotos en vivo de Bucky Covington
Ver todas las fotos
Bandsintown Merch
Circle Hat
$25.0 USD
Live Collage Sweatshirt
$45.0 USD
Rainbow T-Shirt
$30.0 USD
Circle Beanie
$20.0 USD
concerts and tour dates
Anteriores
SEP.
22
2023
Wisconsin Dells, WI
Crystal Grand Music Theatre
Estuve allí
JUL.
11
2020
Tipton, IA
The Cedar County Fairgrounds
Estuve allí
JUL.
10
2020
Fisher, IL
Fisher Fairgrounds
Estuve allí
JUL.
09
2020
Galesburg, IL
Knox County Fair Main Office
Estuve allí
AGO.
30
2019
Anderson, SC
Denver Downs
Estuve allí
MAY.
19
2019
Stuart, FL
Terra Fermata
Estuve allí
Mostrar más eventos
Opiniones de seguidores
21 de febrero de 2022
Bucky was really good. I love all of Bucky’s songs. I got one of my sweatshirts signed by him and he come up to me and asked me if I would sing with him and I shock my head no.
Summersville, WV@Nicholas County Potato Festival
Wendy
15 de mayo de 2015
It was awesome! He is a fantastic singer and performer and a really nice guy!
Nashville, TN@CMA Fest / Bud Light Plaza
Ver Más Reseñas
Acerca De Bucky Covington
Bucky Covington's road to Nashville came down to convincing one person. He had impressed millions with his talent and charisma on "American Idol," making it to the final eight, but it was something else that sold him to Sawyer Brown frontman and producer Mark Miller.
"There was a quality in his voice that was honest," says Miller. "I believed him when he sang."
Miller approached Covington, and their collaboration has led the North Carolina singer to a deal on Lyric Street Records and a debut single, "A Different World," that is taking the Idol favorite to the country charts and airwaves.
It's a chain of events that almost didn't happen. Covington was a popular local club singer with a day job in his father's auto body shop when he toyed with the idea of a 12-hour drive to an Idol tryout in Memphis. Hurricane Katrina canceled the event and Covington let it slide. Then his sister-in-law told him of a newly scheduled tryout in nearby Greensboro.
“I thought, 'Now I have to do it,'" he says, "That's just karma."
Stardom was nothing more than an idle dream when Covington picked up the guitar at age 19. He played in southern rock bands and then in the highly popular country/Southern rock band Southern Thunder, becoming one of the area's top draws. His increasing popularity and the continual urging of friends finally convinced him to take his shot at the big time.
He and his identical twin Rocky were born in Rockingham, NC, and raised in Laurinburg after his parents' divorce and mother's remarriage. Drawn early to country music, Covington was a fan of Tim McGraw, George Strait and Travis Tritt, among others. He enjoyed motocross and music as a teenager, and juggled weekend gigs with his work in the body shop after graduating from high school.
Throughout his career, the believability that led Mark Miller to want to produce him has been bound up in Covington's very approach to music.
"Any song that I pick, I have to feel," he says, "because if I can feel it, I can make you feel it."
That was very much in evidence on the 39-city American Idol tour and then on GAC's Country Music Christmas tour, where he showed himself to be a compelling and versatile performer, winning fans in city after city. Now, with the release of his debut single and album, the rest of America will get to witness Bucky Covington's emergence as one of country's most outstanding young performers.
"There was a quality in his voice that was honest," says Miller. "I believed him when he sang."
Miller approached Covington, and their collaboration has led the North Carolina singer to a deal on Lyric Street Records and a debut single, "A Different World," that is taking the Idol favorite to the country charts and airwaves.
It's a chain of events that almost didn't happen. Covington was a popular local club singer with a day job in his father's auto body shop when he toyed with the idea of a 12-hour drive to an Idol tryout in Memphis. Hurricane Katrina canceled the event and Covington let it slide. Then his sister-in-law told him of a newly scheduled tryout in nearby Greensboro.
“I thought, 'Now I have to do it,'" he says, "That's just karma."
Stardom was nothing more than an idle dream when Covington picked up the guitar at age 19. He played in southern rock bands and then in the highly popular country/Southern rock band Southern Thunder, becoming one of the area's top draws. His increasing popularity and the continual urging of friends finally convinced him to take his shot at the big time.
He and his identical twin Rocky were born in Rockingham, NC, and raised in Laurinburg after his parents' divorce and mother's remarriage. Drawn early to country music, Covington was a fan of Tim McGraw, George Strait and Travis Tritt, among others. He enjoyed motocross and music as a teenager, and juggled weekend gigs with his work in the body shop after graduating from high school.
Throughout his career, the believability that led Mark Miller to want to produce him has been bound up in Covington's very approach to music.
"Any song that I pick, I have to feel," he says, "because if I can feel it, I can make you feel it."
That was very much in evidence on the 39-city American Idol tour and then on GAC's Country Music Christmas tour, where he showed himself to be a compelling and versatile performer, winning fans in city after city. Now, with the release of his debut single and album, the rest of America will get to witness Bucky Covington's emergence as one of country's most outstanding young performers.
Mostrar más
Géneros:
Country
Ciudad de Origen:
Rockingham, North Carolina
Vive la experiencia total con la aplicación de Bandsintown.