Justin Moore Tickets - Moore Experiences Highs And Lows
Justin Moore may be just embarking on his journey as a country star
, but the future looks promising. Though he only has a few singles on the charts, they were enough to catch the attention of a bona-fide country legend: Brad Paisley. Moore will be a part of Paisley's American Saturday Night Tour in 2010 along with Miranda Lambert.
The 2010 leg of the tour starts on Jan. 7 in San Antonio, Texas. From there, the tour travels all over the country, hitting dates like St. Paul, Minn.; Grand Rapids, Mich.; Birmingham, Ala.; Los Angeles, Calif. and Charleston, S.C. Fans can catch Moore with Paisley by getting Justin Moore tickets online.
Moore could be missing a few of those dates, though, around February. No, he isn't planning on calling in sick. Moore and his wife, Kate, are expecting their first child together in February. They already know the baby is a girl, and they plan on naming her Ella Kole. Kole is also Justin's middle name. Fans may be more familiar with his wife Kate than they know, as she played his love interest in the video for his hit song "Small Town USA."
When he joins Paisley on tour, he will do so with a new recognition under his belt. He was named Billboard's Top New Country Artist of 2009. The Boot caught up with him after the announcement, and Moore said, "We don't get into this business - or I didn't, anyway - to win awards and that kind of stuff, but it's cool. It's pretty humbling to know that everybody in this industry from country radio to you guys have embraced me as early on in my career as they have. It's very, very exciting. We've had a huge year with 'Small Town USA' doing so well for us and our record coming out and debuting as high as it did, and we've been selling a lot more."
Sadly, Moore also experienced tragedy lately. At the end of November, he lost two family members and canceled dates to be with his family. His first loss was his grandfather, Tom "PawPaw" Moore, a 72-year-old retired Navy veteran. Within a week, he also loss his aunt Glenda, who was in her 50s. Glenda had been fighting cancer for six years before her death. Moore comes from a close family, and he conveyed his grief to fans via Twitter.
He may be burning up the country charts right now, but Justin Moore's roots are firmly in his past in Poyen, Ark. His self-described mix between traditional and rock country came from his days growing up in the small town, listening to the likes of Waylon Jennings, Hank Williams Jr. and Willie Nelson. He was raised on a farm, learning the value of hard work.
Music had already piqued Moore's interest by the age of three, and he was soon playing in his church and winning talent competitions. In 2002, he made the requisite move to Nashville to pursue his music seriously. After years of developing his craft, he landed a record deal and released his self-titled debut in 2009. That release has already yielded hits like "Back That Thing Up," "Small Town USA" and "Backwoods."
by: Brent Warnken
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