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Ryman Auditorium
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Fabulous Fox Theatre - St. Louis
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Masonic Temple - Detroit
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The world first fell in love with award-winning Illinois-born and Nashville-based multiplatinum singer, songwriter, producer, and entertainer Brett Eldredge in 2010. Since then, he has affirmed himself as an eloquently clever songwriter and a showstopping performer. Simultaneously, his catalog has expanded at a prolific pace, boasting a pair of Gold-certified albums and nine singles certified either Gold or Platinum by the RIAA. Beyond gathering billions of streams, he has notched seven #1's on Country Radio, launched two albums into the Top 3 of the Billboard 200, and taken home various honors at the CMA Awards, ACM Awards, and BMI Country Awards. He also served up two fan-favorite holiday albums, namely Glow [2016] and Mr. Christmas [2021]. Among many highlights, his cover of "Baby, It's Cold Outside!" [feat. Meghan Trainor] emerged as a staple, generating over 207 million Spotify streams and counting. Glow notably ignited the spark for the annual Glow Tour, selling out hallowed venues. Classic holiday scenes play out like montages from your favorite Christmas movie in his music. As if handing you a cup of eggnog, he draws listeners right into the magnetic pull of the holidays soundtracked by boisterous big band orchestration, heartfelt balladry, and simultaneously warm and robust vocals. Now, he delivers the ultimate tribute to the most wonderful time of year on Merry Christmas (Welcome to the Family)--his eighth full-length LP, third holiday album, and debut release for his own independent label Warm and Cozy Records.
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I am so happy that I finally made it to my wish list show! Brett's voice is one of the most outstanding and powerful, and that create unforgettable moments in your life!
Brett Eldredge was such a great show. Definitely will attend for many years to come.
Others had told me he puts on a great concert. But I was surprised at how great it was. My husband had no expectations and he loved it too. Hope to see his show again next year.
I could do without opening acts. I also prefer 7 pm starts vs 830. The concert was great. He’s a very good singer and the small orchestra was awesome. Very good production and tickets were well priced
Great Christmas show by Brett! He's an amazing singer!
Loved the show. Only complaint was I could not get a cup of ice anywhere in the arena. I was willing to pay over $6 for a bottle of water but was told I could not have a cup with ice. They had ice and they had cups but said they could not give me a cup because they track the number of missing cups to see how much alcohol and/or soda they sell. This is just plain poor customer service. Buy some red Solo cups from Costco. Ice is virtually free. You wouldn't be investing hardly anything to please customers like me. I'm sure I'm not the only person that has run into this situation. Everything else about the experience was great. All personnel on sight were very friendly and helpful.
Great seats and Brett Eldridge did a great job of singing and talking!
Great experience, haven't been to a concert in Bridgestone in a couple of years so was a little anxious about the process. It was great, plenty of people to help, guide, answer questions, show us to our seats.
I started following Brett’s career after he opened for Keith Urban years ago. His great voice, honesty, and stage presence are unmatched. I was thrilled when I saw that he was bringing the Glow tour home to Nashville! Not knowing what to expect, my family and I attended and we were all blown away by the band, orchestra, aesthetics and just the love that filled the big space in the Bridgestone! Brett made us feel like we were in his living room instead of a huge arena. We saw how much it meant to him that he was “home”! We hope this show continues for years to come!
Brett and Stacy were awesome at singing but you couldn’t see them (they were a blur) even in Section 102. There was not a Jumbotron which was disappointing for people who can’t see very well.
