This year's Brooks & Dunn tour
Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2004 8:31 am
Came home friday night and my stepdaughter comes into the livingroom and hands me a CD. It was B&D's Red Dirt Road. I said, "What's this for"? She says, "I was in Best Buy, saw it, and thought you might like it". I trold her thank you, then she asked me if I would mind burning her a copy? No problem. I open up the CD and out falls 2 tickets to Saturday's concert at Clemson Univ...on the floor....10 rows back!
I asked her why did she do this? Her answer..."Kris (her b/f in Iraq) just wanted to thankyou for all you've done for us this past year while he has been there.
Anyway
....to the concert. This was my 4th Brooks and Dunn show, but by far the best including the show with Reba. If your thinking of seeing B&D, or never have, this is the year to see them. They are energized, even Ronnie Dunn. THe end of the concert was fantastic...I don't want to give it away...but you will be seeing nothing but red white and blue!
This from Ronnie Dunn:
"That's the thing about America," says Ronnie Dunn, "we're so much a culture of getting in the car and just rolling. The whole world can just pass by your windshield -- and you feel so free. This tour is dedicated to that idea -- the idea that you can just roll down the windows, feel the road beneath your wheels and find freedom on your radio."
I asked her why did she do this? Her answer..."Kris (her b/f in Iraq) just wanted to thankyou for all you've done for us this past year while he has been there.
Anyway
....to the concert. This was my 4th Brooks and Dunn show, but by far the best including the show with Reba. If your thinking of seeing B&D, or never have, this is the year to see them. They are energized, even Ronnie Dunn. THe end of the concert was fantastic...I don't want to give it away...but you will be seeing nothing but red white and blue!
This from Ronnie Dunn:
"That's the thing about America," says Ronnie Dunn, "we're so much a culture of getting in the car and just rolling. The whole world can just pass by your windshield -- and you feel so free. This tour is dedicated to that idea -- the idea that you can just roll down the windows, feel the road beneath your wheels and find freedom on your radio."
Toby Keith did essentially the same thing at his concert. I would love to see Brooks and Dunn in concert, but it is going to be hard to beat Alan Jackson, Jamie O'Neal, and Rhonda Vincent.
