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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
Really enjoyed his performance at Billy Bob's. The music that he performed was a great mix of old and new - and his band was great. "The Devil Went Down to GA" was performed on guitar and was exceptionally well done. Overall, we had a great time and would definitely go see him perform again.
not only did he put on a heck of a show but he totally interacted with the audience. Such an amazing entertainer!!!!!
The opening act for the Niemann show at Grizzly Rose was great. The volume was just about right. The next act, Lee Brice, took way to long to get on stage after the opening act. There was about an hour between sets. When Brice finally made it to the stage, the volume was way too loud. I don't think I'd seen so many people in a small venue plugging there ears. The volume made it unpleasant. Niemann's set was better, but there were still points where the volume got too loud. By the time Niemann got on stage, though, it was pretty late then he played too many covers, one of which was a ridiculously long jam of Space Cowboy. I didn't stay for Niemann's entire set as I left at about 12:30 AM. Bottom line, I was unimpressed with the overall show and venue because of the volume and length.
Terrible. The music was played entirely too loud for the venue. Sounded terrible and was painful (literally) on the ears. I've never been to a concert and seen so many people plugging their ears. Jerrod apparently doesn't have enough music to fill a concert spot, so he chose to start playing various covers, many of which were rock and roll, not country. Very disappointed.
It was so good that we're going to see it again in Durango next month!!!
I would recommend seeing Jerrod ANY time you get the chance! Especially if his pal Lee Brice is with him! They play off of each other very well!!
Best show I have ever seen!! Wow I had such an amazing time !! LOVED IT!!
These two put on the most enjoyable and hilarious show I've ever been too. They really interacted with the crowd and made sure everyone was having a good time!
Jerrod was great !! Really enjoyed his singing and style. I am looking forward to seeing him go far in the industry. However, the sound quality was great but the volume was entirely too loud !!
Awesome show, played his music, some classic country, some Steve Miller, eve the Beattles. Would pay to see him again anytime.
This was a great show!! Great set off songs and performances with lee brice!
This concert was fun and entertaining. The music was great and the entertainment was engaging.
Awesome time and the Rose is an incredible place. Enough said.
This was one of the loudest concerts I have ever been to. Very nice venue. Up close and personal. LOVED both Jerrod and Lee Brice!!!!!!!
Great show - Tyler Farr could have been a little shorter - but overall - great! Loved it when they came out together! Only downfall - was the show didn't get started till 9:15 - it was billed as a 7:30 show - when in fact that's when the doors opened! Guess they gotta make up their revenue - $15 tickets - I'd go again!!!
The show was great. Lee Bryce & Jerrod Niemann were unforgettable. Would have been one of the best concerts I've ever been to if drunk MU girls knew how to act in public...
awesome concert but took forever to start! doors opened at 7:30 and no acts til 9:15! otherwise, acts were fabulous once started:)
The show was outstanding! From the time spidey walked onto the stage to the encore. I would definately recommend seeing his show and I will definately see him again. He has an amazing voice and seems to have a great sense of humor and is very humble. He thanked the audience for spending our hard earned money on him, WOW!! Anytime Jerrod, anytime. Oh yeah... he's HOT!!
Jerrod is an amazing entertainer and so talented. I loved his show and I love his music. I recommend this show for people of all ages. Very entertaining.
The tables & seats were all wrong. They are too close together. I would defintly recommend sitting on outside of table. Jerriod Neimann rocked the HOUSE! I was very impressed by hos voice. He sounds good in concert and sometimes that is hard to find. Some singers only have 'technical' voices.
