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Tim McGraw Tickets – Southern Voice 2010 Tour Announced

Country crooner Tim McGraw has been blowing up the country music scene recently with the smash songs “It’s a Business Doing Pleasure with You” and “Southern Voice,” his first set of singles in more than two years and the leading tracks from his brand new album Southern Voice, and now Mr. Faith Hill has announced an accompanying tour to go along with his recent rampant success. The Southern Voice Tour, set to begin in February of 2010, will be McGraw’s first full tour in years, and it’s sure to attract country music fans across the country in the upcoming months.
Tim McGraw’s Southern Voice Tour will feature opening acts Love and Theft (popular for the hit song “Runaway”) and the Lost Trailers (“Holler Back”), who will rotate in the opening position, and Lady Antebellum will also join the lineup for all tour dates. Tim McGraw tickets to concerts next year are sure to fly off the shelves, especially as more and more catchy singles from the album Southern Voice are unleashed.
Though he’s playing a smattering of concert dates this fall and winter, the Southern Voice Tour will officially open on Feb. 11 with a performance in Omaha, Neb., and it will tentatively run though August of 2010 with McGraw at the helm. Outback Steakhouse and Fritos are the official sponsors of the tour, and some money from ticket sales will go to the charity Neighbor’s Keeper Fund of the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, which was started by McGraw and wife Faith Hill.
McGraw hasn’t toured avidly for years, but of the upcoming engagement the country music icon said, “I’m real excited to have this opportunity to hit the road next year with the Southern Voice Tour and look forward to playing new songs and old favorites for all my fans.” McGraw fans can get tickets to shows on the tour from StubHub, and tickets are sure to be hot sellers over the next few months.
Before he was one of the defining voices of the contemporary country music movement in the 1990s, Tim McGraw was a relative unknown, raised in the backwoods of Louisiana (his father was the famous Phillies pitcher Tug McGraw, though he didn’t know it growing up.) Eventually, McGraw migrated to Nashville and hit up the Music City scene with his smooth guitar and golden vocals, landing a minor hit with his debut single “Welcome to the Club” in 1992.
After testing the waters, McGraw plunged onto the country music scene in 1994 with the critically acclaimed album Not a Moment Too Soon, which harbored the hit singles “Indian Outlaw” and “Don’t Take the Girl.” By this time, Tim McGraw was a household name, and things haven’t changed much since then for this cowboy crooner. After marrying fellow country music heartthrob Faith Hill, McGraw continued onward with his country music domination, releasing a slew of number ones throughout the ‘90s and into the ‘00s.
Southern Voice, Tim McGraw’s most recent full-length album release, is his 10th studio album and yet another overwhelming success in his repertoire, and the album has already sparked the Billboard favorites “It’s a Business Doing Pleasure with You” and “Southern Voice,” the latter of which still making its way up the charts.