Venue
Venue
Pearl River Resort
Venue
Category 10
Venue
The Theatre at Resorts World Las Vegas
Lineup
Tracy Lawrence has been one of the most consistent and successful country music icons over his decades-long career. The multi-platinum-selling artist has sold over 13 million albums, with 18 tracks hitting No. 1 on charts. Lawrence is a Southern boy — born in Atlanta, TX and raised in Foreman, AR — so his charismatic, good-boy stage presence is known to charm his country-music-loving fans during concerts. While his influences include both bad-boy Southern rock and traditional country tunes, Lawrence's songs still have audiences both swooning in their seats and up on their feet and dancing. Lawrence released Headlights, Taillights, and Radios in August 2013. which reached the No. 124 spot on the The Billboard Hot 200.
Lawrence was born and raised in the South, and the music and cultural influences from his boyhood shine through clearly in his music. Before he made it big in the music industry, Lawrence was a victim of a robbery in downtown Nashville. Although his girlfriend at the time escaped unharmed, Lawrence was shot four times. Shortly after, his debut album and ticket to fame, "Sticks and Stones," came out, and it shot up the charts, introducing Lawrence to stardom. Since then, Lawrence has released a slew of hits, including "Time Marches On" and “Texas Tornado,” which both reached the No. 1 spot on the Country Hits chart. His album The Rock, a Christian country album, was released in 2009 and nominated for a Grammy Award for the Best Southern, Country or Bluegrass gospel album. While Lawrence's career has already spanned multiple decades, he continues to tour the country performing his music, as well as produce new songs for his fans; and with the recent success of his latest album and singles, Lawrence has proven that his voice and sound have real staying power.
Encore
Encore
Encore
It was a great night! We've seen Dillon Carmichael before, and he is always entertaining. Josh Turner sounded just like he always does and Tracy Lawrence brought the house down, and saved Paint Me A Birmingham for last, which was badass! It was a helluva show!
We had a great view from out balcony seats. We really enjoyed all the artists that performed. I loved that these artists offered a clean show!
Dillon Carmichael music was good up until near the end 3rd and 2nd to last song. He did say his name more than he should’ve. A few time before and during would have been better. Josh Turner was really good, but him promoting his stuff to sell was a little over kill. Tracy Lawerance was being drowned out by the instrumental. Im glad to see he is still active, just maybe not singing (then again he may have had a cold).
What an amazing performance by Tracy Lawrence. His voice sounds the same. We had an amazing time singing along to all his great hits. He performed for 2 hours
Tracy Lawrence put on a great show as always. Well worth every penny! My son and I absolutely loved it.
Awesome show! Played his greatest hits and some new songs.
Tracy really proved he is a Country Legend. He played his hits and then some and people were dancing country on the floor and having a great time. I just wish his microphone and sound for his vocals was better for the arena, it got drowned out at times. His sound engineers need to work on that since his voice fluctuates, but he is more bass then tenor.
I had front row seats for Tracy Lawrence and Josh Turner in Papillion, Nebraska on the 26th. I've never ever had front row seats to any concert. But, poor Tracy was sick i was sad for Tracy not feeling well 😔 and me not getting to see him. Tracy and Josh have been 2 of my favorites forever ❤️ ♥️ hope they come close again but not at The Astro. The parking and ramp are both SO bad for handicapped people. Hope you are feeling better Tracy
Loved the show and weather was perfect. Josh Turner and Tracy Lawrence were great entertainment.
I honestly felt sorry for Tracy! He really struggled to sing. I'm not sure if his vocal cords were struggling because he was ill or if his vocal cords are wearing down. My heart just hurt for him struggling to get the words out. I also didn't care for the huge gaps between performances.
