Time:7:30 p.m.

Tickets $74-$110

https://www.bradpaisley.com/about

 Brad Paisley is a critically acclaimed singer, songwriter, guitarist and entertainer whose talents have earned him numerous awards, including three GRAMMYs, two American Music Awards, 14 Academy of Country Music Awards and 14 Country Music Association Awards, among many others. A proud member of the Grand Ole Opry since 2001, Paisley earned the first of his 22 #1 singles in 1999, writing or co-writing 19 of them. His latest single, “Perfect Storm,” is from his chart-topping 2014 album Moonshine in the Trunk. This summer, Paisley was an expert on ABC’s hit singing competition, Rising Star, and also made multiple contributions to the Disney animated film Planes: Fire & Rescue, with a voice cameo as a pick-up truck named Bubba, as well as recording two songs for the soundtrack: “Runway Romance” and “All In.” Paisley also recently wrapped his summerlong headlining Country Nation World Tour presented by KRAFT Cheese. This fall, fans can look for him to return with Carrie Underwood for the seventh consecutive year as hosts of Country Music’s Biggest NightTM, when The 48th Annual CMA Awards airs live from Nashville, November 5, on ABC.

Brett Kissell
http://www.brettkissel.com

BIMAL LAKSHMAN: Road Manager
JOEL BIRD: FOH Sound
DUSTIN ROY: Bass / Vocals
TYLER VOLLRATH: Fiddle / Guitar / Vocals
MATTY McKAY: Guitar / Vocals
GERARD GANNON: Drums

When you come from a place called Flat Lake, Alberta, it’s pretty tough to get noticed. For Brett Kissel, it’s pretty tough to be ignored.The 23-year-old singer/songwriter has released two independent albums, sold out countless shows, and earned two Canadian Country Music Association Award nominations, becoming its youngest nominee ever.

Brett Kissel is now ready to release his major label debut album through Warner Music Canada, Started With A Song.Co-produced by Kissel with Ted Hewitt (Rodney Atkins) and CCMA Award-winner Bart McKay, Started With A Song is an exhilarating collection of music that can be best described as the New Wave of Old Country: each song a slice of real-life sentiment; emotional touchstones that run the gamut of highs and lows and explore such subjects as deep love, trying moments and poignant reflection, measured out by hell-raising good times and a sense that something special is happening here.

Listening to the rousingly playful title track, the invigoratingly catchy “321” and the modern country gem “Something You Just Don’t Forget,” it is no wonder why Bob Doyle, the manager behind Garth Brooks and The Band Perry, proceeded to sign Brett to a co-management and publishing deal upon meeting him in Nashville.

Kissel makes it clear how personal these songs really are with tracks like “Country In My Blood” – written about the Alberta cattle ranch that has been in his family for over a century – the poignant true-life tale of his grandparents in the moving ballad “Together (Grandma and Grandpa’s Song)” and “Girl In A Cowboy Hat,” an upbeat song about potential romance.