Billy Currington Tickets for Sale

 In 2010 the maestro received a nomination for a Grammy Award in the category of Male Vocal Country Performance for his song People Are Crazy. The same year he was also nominated for an Academy of Country Music Award in the categories of Song of the Year and Single record of the Year for People Are Crazy, both the single and the album. Some of his other hit singles include Walk a Little Stranger, I Got the Feeling, and Why, Why, Why. His lyrics are known to resonate with many a crowd, establishing that deep visceral connection an artist can only hope for; it is thus no surprise to see why Billy Currington tickets are such hype every time the country singer is up for another round of live performances.

 In 2003, Billy Currington released a self-titled debut album, with Walk a Little Strange as the first single, which interestingly enough centered on his experience with an alcoholic stepfather featuring a chorus that Currington wrote when he was only twelve. The song reached number eight on Hot Country Tracks and Singles within a year, bringing Currington on the front of Nashville’s main Country scene. His first song to enter the country charts’ top five was his very second single titled I Got a Feelin’, which was also from the debut album. Currington produced yet another top ten hit in the shape of a duet with country star Shania Twain towards the end of 2004, called Party For Two. The track was included in Twain’s compilation album of Greatest Hits, being issued to two formats; a country version that featured Currington and a pop version which featured Mark McGrath as her duet partner.

 By 2005, Billy Currington was on his way to releasing his second studio offering called Doing Somethin Right that reached number two on Top Country Albums chart while it took the eleventh spot on Billboard 200. The album spawned his first number one, Must Be Doin Something Right which was followed by the single Why, Why, Why, which peaked at number thirteen. A third single titled Good Directions marked his second number one hit, being co-written by fellow country singer Luke Bryan. The album attained the status of certified platinum, and also included a cover of Kenny Rogers’ song Lucille. His third album Little Bit of Everything underwent some release delays owning to Currington’s health issues but was spotted on charts after year when the singles Don’t Little Bit of Everything, That’s How Country Boys Roll, and People are Crazy were released, where the latter two peaked at number one.

In May 2010, Billy Currington issued his tenth solo song Pretty Good at Drinkin’ Beer, and the single made it was a chart topper within four months of release. It was his first single release from his fourth album called Enjoy Yourself, which also produced the hit singles Love Done Gone, Let Me Down Easy and Like My Dog, among which the latter became a number two on country radio hits. Currington is known to put up the most incredible live shows, so get busy booking Billy Currington tickets , grab your country hats and be there to rock it through a romantic evening of sweet country melodies.