Tickets Still Available For Jerrod Niemann At Honeywell
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WABASH – With the single “Drink To That All Night” set to go Top 10 on country radio, Willie 103.5 welcomes country music entertainer Jerrod Niemann to the Honeywell Center at 7:30 p.m. March 14. Niemann, whose hits include “Lover, Lover” and “What Do You Want,” brings his high-energy show to Wabash just days before the March 25 release of his third studio album, “High Noon.” No stranger to country music, Niemann earned a reputation as a hit songwriter before signing with Arista Nashville’s Sea Gayle label. He has written songs for the likes of Garth Brooks, Jamey Johnson, Blake Shelton, Lee Brice and Neal McCoy. His debut album on Arista Nashville, “Judge Jerrod and the Hung Jury,” produced the No. 1 song “Lover, Lover,” the Top 5 single “What Do You Want,” and the Top 20 song “One More Drinkin’ Song.” A second album, “Free The Music,” yielded the Top 20 single “Shinin’ On Me” and the Top 40 single “Only God Could Love You More.” Niemann currently is touring in support of his upcoming album. The lead single, “Drink To That All Night,” is garnering rave reviews from country radio. “Without a doubt, not even a question, this is the song that takes Jerrod to the superstar level! It’s hot, current, and on the pulse of what (country music) is right now,” said Phathead, the program director at WJVC/Long Island, N.Y. “This is a hit and will have everybody turning it up loud every time it comes on the radio,” said Clay Hunnicutt, executive vice president of programming, Clear Channel Media and Entertainment. MusicRow magazine’s Robert Oermann raves, “This man continues to make some of the most imaginative sounding country music of our day. On this party rocker, he mixes straightforward chorus singing with processed vocals on the verses and a densely produced, layered electro track. I remain a fan, and my hat’s off for audio innovation.” Tickets are $50, $25 and $18. Tickets may be purchased at the box office from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, by calling 260-563-1102 or visiting www.honeywellcenter.org
