Justin Moore

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This concert is one you won’t want to miss! Gates open at 4:30 pm. Tickets are $12.50 pre-sale and $15.00 day of. General admission only. Standard fees apply.

Justin Moore’s #1 hit, “SMALL TOWN USA,” established Justin as one of 2009’s break-out country artists, garnering attention from People, The Washington Post and Billboard. The singer-songwriter landed coveted spots on tours with Trace Adkins, Hank Williams Jr. and Lynyrd Skynyrd and opened for Brooks & Dunn, Kenny Chesney and ZZ Top. “Moore’s take on the (small-town) theme is clearly resonating with country music fans,” states The Washington Post. During this time of corporate greed and economic uncertainty, his music is a timely reminder of what’s truly important in life.

Justin’s self-titled debut describes the basic but unbendable truths of a place where your word is your bond, elders are respected and bullies are put in their place. In this world, men are the same on Sunday morning as they are on Saturday night, a notion that’s ideal whether you live on a dirt road or city block.

“Backwoods”, “How I Got to Be This Way,” “The Only Place That I Call Home” and “Good Ole American Way” extol the virtues of a simple life, while “Like There’s No Tomorrow” is a sap-free love song with a Southern rock kick. Live show favorites include the tongue-in-cheek (and politically incorrect) “Back That Thing Up,” his first single, and “I Could Kick Your Ass,” which received 15,000 downloads months before the album’s release.

“Grandpa,” his favorite song that he’s written, is a poignant tribute to his personal heroes. “I got to play it on the Grand Ole Opry right after I found out that one of my grandfathers had cancer. They were both watching backstage when I made my debut and sang that song.”

2010 is looking very good for Justin as he finishes his first shows with Brad Paisley on The American Saturday Night Tour and has been asked by the Paisley camp to join the spring, summer, fall tour with Brad.