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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
What an awesome show!! The girls and I see him every time he comes to town and he keeps getting better and better! He brought along a few friends, Chris and Jaron!! Excellent surprise! Can't wait for the next concert in January!! Love you Jerrod Cowboys in Arlington is a Great place to see our favorite country boys!!!
I was lucky to have 2nd row center seats to see the entire concert. Borderline was great for the half that I got there to see. Trailer Choir was a great group and Vinny was entertaining. He definately is reason why kids should never make fun of the bigger kid in class because one day you maybe paying to see him on stage singing with a beautiful young vixen like Crystal. Lee Brice and some of his Band Members were actually in the audience and in front of me at a couple points in the concert! He was definately a good complement to Jerrod's performance. Jerrod definately makes a girl's heart skip a beat and is the only other country artist I know that fill out a black Tshirt just right. ;) I am looking forward to him coming back to St. Joseph, MO area. I only hope I get front seats, no smelly alcohol beverages spilled on me, and if I'm lucky enough All Access pass to back stage because I might just become one of those overobsessed fans that follows him across the country side. It was definately more of an at home atmosphere in the arena with all the performances.
I was very impressed with all three performances- Trailer Choir, Lee Brice, and Jerrod. Great musicians, great singing, fun songs. Had a great time. And I appreciate the fact that even though the crowd was slim, it didn't seem to matter to the performers, they sang and played like they were playing to a full house. (Not sure why there weren't more people there, too bad for those that didn't show up, their loss...) Very fun time!!!
The best concert ever. Got personal & pictures with Trailer Choir & Borderline!! Niemann sang his butt off. Brison wa amazing!!! Duets were awesome. Got in crowd with fans!!! Most personable concert ever. Gave a very low number offanavery high rated concert!!!!! Would see again & again!!!!!
This was the first time I was at the civic center in st joe...I have been to a number of concerts and this by far was one of the best!!! People were having so much fun because they were aloud too not because they had to remain in their seats. That to me is a concert. If you have to stay in your seat and no one around you is having fun or enjoying them selves....then I wouldn't want to be there...but when you can get up and have fun then count me in!! I sure hope you have more concerts like this...I am hooked!! Thank you!
I saw Jerrod Niemann at KC Power and Light this summer and insisted on taking friends to see him when he came to town. The energy brought by including Lee Brice and Trailer Choir was fantastic! And while attendance was awful, you would have never know it by the efforts of the musicians. It has been a long time since I have enjoyed a live music act as much as I did at this show. Since the crowd was tiny, I also got the opportunity to meet Jarred backstage. He is as nice as he is good-looking!
The concert was an amazing time, everyone did great.
