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Country singer and songwriter Jerrod Niemann has penned songs for Garth Brooks, Neal McCoy, Jamey Johnson, and Zona Jones, among others, and has built a strong fan base as a performer of his own material as well. Born in Harper, KS (but raised in nearby Liberal, KS), Niemann fell early under the spell of country legends like Lefty Frizzell, George Strait, and Keith Whitley, and soon learned to accompany himself on guitar while entering various talent contests. By the age of ten he was writing and performing his own songs. After high school he attended South Plains College in Levelland, TX, where he also followed his music dreams by playing in the local clubs and bars. He self-released an album, Long Hard Road, in 1999. Niemann moved to Nashville a year later in September of 2000, signing a development deal with Mercury Records in 2001. The deal didn’t produce much of note, although Niemann now had a band behind him and they began touring the club circuit. He self-released a second album, Jukebox of Hard Knocks, in 2004, then signed with Category 5 Records in 2006, releasing the single “I Love Women (My Mama Can’t Stand),” but the label soon folded and a projected album, Behind This Microphone, never appeared. The single, though, opened some doors, and Niemann next signed to Arista Nashville in 2009. His first album on a national label, Judge Jerrod & the Hung Jury, appeared from Arista Nashville in 2010. ~ Steve Leggett, Rovi
David was absolutely wonderful, great music couple with a very, very good single voice. Jerrod could not carry a tune and seems like he might have been on drugs or had too much to drink. The music was good but Jerrod could not carry a tune.
An awesome event in an intimate venue. Loved it! David Nail is terrific. A great singer, songwriter!
I loved attending the Kat Country Jam to benefit St. Jude's! The artist were great and the music was just what I wanted to hear!
This event featured some amazing talent and the breakout performance was newcomer Frankie Ballard. He will be huge in the future. The drinks are very overpriced.
WOW!! All 5 artists were onstage at one time! They took turns singing and spent time just talking like old friends do! Great acoustic show! Go if you ever get the chance!
Jerrod and the rest of the band are very audience friendly. They brought a couple on stage to slow dance during a song. The sax and trombone player add so much that you don't see/hear at other concerts. Everyone on and off stage look to be having a great time!
The concert was great. Very high energy. He really knows how to work a crowd. Got to meet and take a picture with him before the concert handheld was very personable. Not an arrogant Jack ass like some musicians can be. I've seen him 4 times now and it gets better every time. I definitely plan on seeing him again. Hopefully at the 8 Seconds Saloon.
The whole night was fantastic. First time at the 8 second saloon. It was a great venue. Jerrod played great, his band was fantastic and really put on a good show! Even if you don't know who he is, you would have a great time. I'm a big fan and being that close to the stage was pretty exicting!
Jerrod Niemann really knows how to throw an awesome concert!! I was right up close to the stage too so that made the night even better!! He really speaks to the fans and makes sure they are having a good time!
Had lots of fun at the 8 Seconds Saloon. Smaller venue so I felt pretty close to the show even though I was not in the VIP section. Jerrod has a wide variety of instruments in his band (trombone, sax, trumpet)! It was fun hearing him sing covers like Santeria by Sublime. Felt like he was relaxing with us and having a good time.
Jerrod was great. He interacts with the crowd a lot. Plus, he looks like a normal guy, not some fancy pretty boy like some of them. Lots of fun partying songs. The 8 Second Saloon is fun as always. Music is loud, drinks are reasonably priced. Get there early if you have to have a seat...otherwise you'll be standing the whole time. No more smoking inside. I thought that was great cause I don't. Now I can go there and not smell like and old rotten ash tray the next day.
He is great - it was a little late getting started but I did enjoy myself!
Jerrod is one hell of a performer. Caught him at Northern Lights in Clifton, NY. Specifically chose this venue because it is smaller and much more intimate. I brought my mom with me, and we ended up scoring actual seats for the whole show with a great view of everything! The man definitely knows how to put on the show and interact with the crowd. We did nothing but smile and sing along. He performed a great arrangement of songs from both albums, as well as a bunch of classics. You can tell he loves what he does and appreciates all of his bandmate's talants. A highlight was definitely getting to hear all the brass instruments on the album LIVE!! The version of Ring of Fire he did was a wonderful homage to Mr. Cash. Nothing but fun. I especially loved his encores, by performing Sublime's Santeria and Bob Marley's Everything's Gonna Be Alright. A Jerrod Niemann concert is just what you need to see, if life has been handing you nothing but rotten tomatoes. He picks you up and makes all the blues disappear. Just a great, uplifting, spectacular performance. Honestly 5million times better live than on his album. My mind is still blown. Given the atmosphere (club setting) and the intensity of his performance, my mom and I left there feeling like this was the best live show we had EVER been to. And I've seen a whole lot of live music. Highly recommended.
It was an awesome concert Jerrod Niemann sounded great! Jana kramer opened for him, she was amazing as well. I just wish she could've sang more songs!
Thoroughly enjoyed it even with people standing up in front of us.
NO game!!! Did not hold my attention. I was expecting more show....some o'l songs were nice, just didn't do anything for me and or my date!
The rodeo was great as always. Jarrod Nieman was amazing. I wish the screen was a little bigger but other than that it was a fantastic show and I'll definitely see it again.
Great Rodeo and good concert! My family enjoyed the Rodeo and thought Jerrod Niemann gave a good concert. We all enjoyed his 3 current hits and found most of his other music enjoyable. He had good rapport with the audience.
What a great entertainer, he was a down home guy. We really enjoyed the concert and his music was first rate!
I would highly recommend Jerrod's show at any time. He is full of energy, lots of fun, audience participation, and great music from his first album "Judge Jerrod and the Hung Jury" AND his upcoming second album "Free the Music." Great music and great band!!! He even brought up a young boy with a broken arm and talked to him, then signed his cast. He also signed for people in the audience by the stage. If you haven't seen Jerrod, you really should! He is a sweetheart and a great entertainer!
