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James Carothers
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Songs & Stories CD
$12.0 USD
Still Country, Still King: A Tribute ...
$12.0 USD
Honky Tonk Land CD
$12.0 USD
US Flag / Guitar T-Shirt
$25.0 USD
USA Eagle T-Shirt
$25.0 USD
1911 Pistol T-Shirt
$25.0 USD
Limited Edition Honky Tonk Land 18" x...
$25.0 USD
Whatcha Got Left CD
$12.0 USD
Tournée de James Carothers
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Commentaires des fans
15 octobre 2023
True Country music! James was Amazing! Can’t wait to see him again!
Belleville, MI@Belleville Bait Shop Bar and Grill
Joanie
10 octobre 2023
James played some of his earlier songs like Back to Hank, Relapse, and Colt 45 along with a number of audience requests. His voice, storytelling, and playing were outstanding. Would definitely see him perform again!
Nashville, TN@The Nashville Palace
Rosanne
3 juin 2023
James Carothers, that's all you have to say & if I'm in TN, I'm there! That voice, the talent he has is incredible, the way he plays the guitar, how he interacts with the audience. He never refuses a photo, he's a joy to talk with & he makes time to visit with everyone who comes to see him. I've gotten to know him through my trips to Nashville, and before I make my reservations, I make sure James is performing. He plays Martin's Bar-B-Que Joint often, and they are so known for their food, it is delicious, but unfortunately, I am not a meat eater, but they're catfish, omg, delicious! Huge portions, I couldn't finish my plate, and I haven't had that great of catfish since my mom, who is gone. So, when in Nashville, go to Martin's, see my buddy Russell who runs around all night attending to the customers, he is a great guy! GO see James, see Andy, a great fiddler, and the rest of the guys, most importantly, enjoy the show, remember to always tip the band, they're up there performing for you, and you will not be disappointed in James Carothers.
Nashville, TN@Martin's Bar-B-Que Joint
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A propos de James Carothers
Nashville honky-tonk crooner, James Carothers, is best known for his stone-country originals and spot-on impressions of some of country music's greatest icons.
On September 28, 2021, James released his most recent album, Whatcha Got Left. Previous albums include Songs & Stories (2019), Still Country, Still King: A Tribute to George Jones (2018), Relapse (2017), and Honky Tonk Land (2014).
Just prior to the 2020 shutdown, James fulfilled a lifelong dream by making his Grand Ole Opry debut at the Ryman Auditorium, receiving a standing ovation from a crowd full of friends and family. Another recent highlight was being selected by Alan Jackson to open his show at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville in 2021, as well as several other dates on Jackson’s “Honky Tonk Highway” tour from 2019 to 2022.
James has been performing in Nashville since 2015, having played over 2000 shows at places like The George Jones Museum, AJ's Good Time Bar, Martin’s BBQ, and Music City Bar when he's not on the road. He enjoys playing at fairs, festivals, bars, corporate events, and private events all across the United States, and has also traveled to Canada, Japan, Scotland, Norway, and Lichtenstein for shows.
Raised in rural Tennessee, Carothers grew up leading acapella singing every Sunday in the Church of Christ. His father Jim was a hobby songwriter who landed a song he wrote on the Grand Ole Opry (Puttin’ On the Dog performed by Mike Snider). Jim recorded a couple of studio albums in Nashville before moving the family out west for work while his son was still in grade school. Inspired by his dad, James always toyed with songwriting and began playing his own shows in local honky-tonks around New Mexico during his teens and 20s. Meanwhile, he got married, started a family, and paid the bills as a technician at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, working in the same place the atomic bomb was created.
In 2015, James left his job at LANL and returned to his native state of Tennessee to pursue a country music career. Shortly after arriving in Nashville, George Jones's widow, Nancy, personally hired him for his first steady gig at the George Jones Museum, giving him the opportunity to do something he’s thankful for and that so many aspiring artists moving to Nashville dream of doing – make a living playing music. In addition to supporting his family, performing downtown helped Carothers build a large fan base of fiercely supportive followers who appreciate his Tennessee twang, southern storytelling, and throwback country style.
Highlights:
• Received a standing ovation following Grand Ole Opry debut performance at the Ryman Auditorium in January 2020
• Selected to open Alan Jackson’s show at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN in October 2021, in addition to several tour dates on Jackson’s “Honky Tonk Highway” tour (2019 – 2022)
• Listed as one of Rolling Stone Country’s “10 New Country Artists You Need to Know”
• WSM Road Show Winner
• Has opened for Alan Jackson, Ricky Skaggs, Trace Adkins, The Charlie Daniels Band, Mickey Gilley, Dustin Lynch, Cody Johnson, Ben Haggard, Joe Diffie, & The Kentucky Headhunters.
On September 28, 2021, James released his most recent album, Whatcha Got Left. Previous albums include Songs & Stories (2019), Still Country, Still King: A Tribute to George Jones (2018), Relapse (2017), and Honky Tonk Land (2014).
Just prior to the 2020 shutdown, James fulfilled a lifelong dream by making his Grand Ole Opry debut at the Ryman Auditorium, receiving a standing ovation from a crowd full of friends and family. Another recent highlight was being selected by Alan Jackson to open his show at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville in 2021, as well as several other dates on Jackson’s “Honky Tonk Highway” tour from 2019 to 2022.
James has been performing in Nashville since 2015, having played over 2000 shows at places like The George Jones Museum, AJ's Good Time Bar, Martin’s BBQ, and Music City Bar when he's not on the road. He enjoys playing at fairs, festivals, bars, corporate events, and private events all across the United States, and has also traveled to Canada, Japan, Scotland, Norway, and Lichtenstein for shows.
Raised in rural Tennessee, Carothers grew up leading acapella singing every Sunday in the Church of Christ. His father Jim was a hobby songwriter who landed a song he wrote on the Grand Ole Opry (Puttin’ On the Dog performed by Mike Snider). Jim recorded a couple of studio albums in Nashville before moving the family out west for work while his son was still in grade school. Inspired by his dad, James always toyed with songwriting and began playing his own shows in local honky-tonks around New Mexico during his teens and 20s. Meanwhile, he got married, started a family, and paid the bills as a technician at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, working in the same place the atomic bomb was created.
In 2015, James left his job at LANL and returned to his native state of Tennessee to pursue a country music career. Shortly after arriving in Nashville, George Jones's widow, Nancy, personally hired him for his first steady gig at the George Jones Museum, giving him the opportunity to do something he’s thankful for and that so many aspiring artists moving to Nashville dream of doing – make a living playing music. In addition to supporting his family, performing downtown helped Carothers build a large fan base of fiercely supportive followers who appreciate his Tennessee twang, southern storytelling, and throwback country style.
Highlights:
• Received a standing ovation following Grand Ole Opry debut performance at the Ryman Auditorium in January 2020
• Selected to open Alan Jackson’s show at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN in October 2021, in addition to several tour dates on Jackson’s “Honky Tonk Highway” tour (2019 – 2022)
• Listed as one of Rolling Stone Country’s “10 New Country Artists You Need to Know”
• WSM Road Show Winner
• Has opened for Alan Jackson, Ricky Skaggs, Trace Adkins, The Charlie Daniels Band, Mickey Gilley, Dustin Lynch, Cody Johnson, Ben Haggard, Joe Diffie, & The Kentucky Headhunters.
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Genres:
Rock, Country, Hillbilly, Honky-tonk
Membres du groupe:
Guitar: Chris Logan, Bass Guitar: Jerry Lee Combs, Fiddle: Andy Varner, Drums: Tristan Atwood
Ville:
Nashville, Tennessee
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Photos live de James Carothers
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Marchandise officielle
Songs & Stories CD
$12.0 USD
Still Country, Still King: A Tribute ...
$12.0 USD
Honky Tonk Land CD
$12.0 USD
US Flag / Guitar T-Shirt
$25.0 USD
USA Eagle T-Shirt
$25.0 USD
1911 Pistol T-Shirt
$25.0 USD
Limited Edition Honky Tonk Land 18" x...
$25.0 USD
Whatcha Got Left CD
$12.0 USD
Tournée de James Carothers
Commentaires des fans
15 octobre 2023
True Country music! James was Amazing! Can’t wait to see him again!
Belleville, MI@Belleville Bait Shop Bar and Grill
Joanie
10 octobre 2023
James played some of his earlier songs like Back to Hank, Relapse, and Colt 45 along with a number of audience requests. His voice, storytelling, and playing were outstanding. Would definitely see him perform again!
Nashville, TN@The Nashville Palace
Rosanne
3 juin 2023
James Carothers, that's all you have to say & if I'm in TN, I'm there! That voice, the talent he has is incredible, the way he plays the guitar, how he interacts with the audience. He never refuses a photo, he's a joy to talk with & he makes time to visit with everyone who comes to see him. I've gotten to know him through my trips to Nashville, and before I make my reservations, I make sure James is performing. He plays Martin's Bar-B-Que Joint often, and they are so known for their food, it is delicious, but unfortunately, I am not a meat eater, but they're catfish, omg, delicious! Huge portions, I couldn't finish my plate, and I haven't had that great of catfish since my mom, who is gone. So, when in Nashville, go to Martin's, see my buddy Russell who runs around all night attending to the customers, he is a great guy! GO see James, see Andy, a great fiddler, and the rest of the guys, most importantly, enjoy the show, remember to always tip the band, they're up there performing for you, and you will not be disappointed in James Carothers.
Nashville, TN@Martin's Bar-B-Que Joint
Voir plus d'avis de fans
A propos de James Carothers
Nashville honky-tonk crooner, James Carothers, is best known for his stone-country originals and spot-on impressions of some of country music's greatest icons.
On September 28, 2021, James released his most recent album, Whatcha Got Left. Previous albums include Songs & Stories (2019), Still Country, Still King: A Tribute to George Jones (2018), Relapse (2017), and Honky Tonk Land (2014).
Just prior to the 2020 shutdown, James fulfilled a lifelong dream by making his Grand Ole Opry debut at the Ryman Auditorium, receiving a standing ovation from a crowd full of friends and family. Another recent highlight was being selected by Alan Jackson to open his show at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville in 2021, as well as several other dates on Jackson’s “Honky Tonk Highway” tour from 2019 to 2022.
James has been performing in Nashville since 2015, having played over 2000 shows at places like The George Jones Museum, AJ's Good Time Bar, Martin’s BBQ, and Music City Bar when he's not on the road. He enjoys playing at fairs, festivals, bars, corporate events, and private events all across the United States, and has also traveled to Canada, Japan, Scotland, Norway, and Lichtenstein for shows.
Raised in rural Tennessee, Carothers grew up leading acapella singing every Sunday in the Church of Christ. His father Jim was a hobby songwriter who landed a song he wrote on the Grand Ole Opry (Puttin’ On the Dog performed by Mike Snider). Jim recorded a couple of studio albums in Nashville before moving the family out west for work while his son was still in grade school. Inspired by his dad, James always toyed with songwriting and began playing his own shows in local honky-tonks around New Mexico during his teens and 20s. Meanwhile, he got married, started a family, and paid the bills as a technician at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, working in the same place the atomic bomb was created.
In 2015, James left his job at LANL and returned to his native state of Tennessee to pursue a country music career. Shortly after arriving in Nashville, George Jones's widow, Nancy, personally hired him for his first steady gig at the George Jones Museum, giving him the opportunity to do something he’s thankful for and that so many aspiring artists moving to Nashville dream of doing – make a living playing music. In addition to supporting his family, performing downtown helped Carothers build a large fan base of fiercely supportive followers who appreciate his Tennessee twang, southern storytelling, and throwback country style.
Highlights:
• Received a standing ovation following Grand Ole Opry debut performance at the Ryman Auditorium in January 2020
• Selected to open Alan Jackson’s show at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN in October 2021, in addition to several tour dates on Jackson’s “Honky Tonk Highway” tour (2019 – 2022)
• Listed as one of Rolling Stone Country’s “10 New Country Artists You Need to Know”
• WSM Road Show Winner
• Has opened for Alan Jackson, Ricky Skaggs, Trace Adkins, The Charlie Daniels Band, Mickey Gilley, Dustin Lynch, Cody Johnson, Ben Haggard, Joe Diffie, & The Kentucky Headhunters.
On September 28, 2021, James released his most recent album, Whatcha Got Left. Previous albums include Songs & Stories (2019), Still Country, Still King: A Tribute to George Jones (2018), Relapse (2017), and Honky Tonk Land (2014).
Just prior to the 2020 shutdown, James fulfilled a lifelong dream by making his Grand Ole Opry debut at the Ryman Auditorium, receiving a standing ovation from a crowd full of friends and family. Another recent highlight was being selected by Alan Jackson to open his show at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville in 2021, as well as several other dates on Jackson’s “Honky Tonk Highway” tour from 2019 to 2022.
James has been performing in Nashville since 2015, having played over 2000 shows at places like The George Jones Museum, AJ's Good Time Bar, Martin’s BBQ, and Music City Bar when he's not on the road. He enjoys playing at fairs, festivals, bars, corporate events, and private events all across the United States, and has also traveled to Canada, Japan, Scotland, Norway, and Lichtenstein for shows.
Raised in rural Tennessee, Carothers grew up leading acapella singing every Sunday in the Church of Christ. His father Jim was a hobby songwriter who landed a song he wrote on the Grand Ole Opry (Puttin’ On the Dog performed by Mike Snider). Jim recorded a couple of studio albums in Nashville before moving the family out west for work while his son was still in grade school. Inspired by his dad, James always toyed with songwriting and began playing his own shows in local honky-tonks around New Mexico during his teens and 20s. Meanwhile, he got married, started a family, and paid the bills as a technician at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, working in the same place the atomic bomb was created.
In 2015, James left his job at LANL and returned to his native state of Tennessee to pursue a country music career. Shortly after arriving in Nashville, George Jones's widow, Nancy, personally hired him for his first steady gig at the George Jones Museum, giving him the opportunity to do something he’s thankful for and that so many aspiring artists moving to Nashville dream of doing – make a living playing music. In addition to supporting his family, performing downtown helped Carothers build a large fan base of fiercely supportive followers who appreciate his Tennessee twang, southern storytelling, and throwback country style.
Highlights:
• Received a standing ovation following Grand Ole Opry debut performance at the Ryman Auditorium in January 2020
• Selected to open Alan Jackson’s show at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, TN in October 2021, in addition to several tour dates on Jackson’s “Honky Tonk Highway” tour (2019 – 2022)
• Listed as one of Rolling Stone Country’s “10 New Country Artists You Need to Know”
• WSM Road Show Winner
• Has opened for Alan Jackson, Ricky Skaggs, Trace Adkins, The Charlie Daniels Band, Mickey Gilley, Dustin Lynch, Cody Johnson, Ben Haggard, Joe Diffie, & The Kentucky Headhunters.
Afficher plus
Genres:
Rock, Country, Hillbilly, Honky-tonk
Membres du groupe:
Guitar: Chris Logan, Bass Guitar: Jerry Lee Combs, Fiddle: Andy Varner, Drums: Tristan Atwood
Ville:
Nashville, Tennessee
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