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Adams Event Center
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Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater
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Fiddlers Green Amphitheatre
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Jordan Davis In Concert
Born in Shreveport, Louisiana, in 1988, country singer Jordan Davis has Southern music roots that run deep—not only is his brother also a country singer, but his uncle, Stan Davis, wrote multiple hits for Billboard-topping country singer Tracy Lawrence. It would be putting it mildly to say that Davis grew up around music, but, ironically, he didn't pursue it as a career until after finishing his degree in conservation at Louisiana State University. Moving to Nashville in 2012, Davis would be exposed to a bright, hard-hitting world of singer-songwriters, citing John Prine and Jason Isbell among his favorites. Synthesizing his influences, Davis worked to come up with a smart, R&B-flavored brand of country rock, and he signed with Universal Music Group Nashville in 2016.
Davis' playful, romantic 2017 single "Singles You Up" reached No. 1 on the U.S. Billboard Country Airplay chart and No. 4 on the U.S. Country chart, eventually going Platinum. The song also wound up on Spotify's Global Viral 50 chart. Davis' second single, "Take It From Me," a feel-good tune anchored by big, twangy riffs, has also performed well since its 2018 release. A singer-songwriter at his core, Davis filled out his debut studio album, ‘Home State,' with 10 more great songs, cowriting each one with pop rocker Paul DiGiovanni (Boys Like Girls), who also produced the album. ‘Home State' bears a pop-country energy that brings to mind musicians like Sam Hunt and Jason Aldean, and it reached No. 6 on Billboard's U.S. Top Country Albums. In 2017, Davis toured with country rocker Kip Moore's Plead the Fifth Tour. Davis embarked on his first headlining tour, the White Wine and Whiskey Tour, supported by Jillian Jacqueline, in February 2018, which took him to all corners of the U.S.
Concert was ok not the energy I have seen at several other concerts. Enjoyed Ashley Cooke and Jordan Davis. I will not attend anymore concerts that have Mitchell Tenpenny. Thought he was terrible and didn't enjoy his music. His comments were unnecessary and out of line especially with all the kids that were in attendance.
He was amazing, so much fun. He had the whole crowd on their feet dancing and singing along to every song.
Jordan Davis put on a great show and did some fun cover songs!!!
Jordan Davis and his band put on a fantastic show. The energy and good vibes radiated off the band members and encompassed the audience. The music and song writing are wonderful. The openers, Ashley Cooke and Mitchell Tenpenny, were both a lot of fun and their music is amazing as well.
Jordan was good, but the Covelli Center acoustics were terrible, I will never attend a concert there again. I like Jordan Davis’s recordings, streaming or on radio.
Jordan put on a great show (along with Ashley Cooke and Mitchell Tenpenny)!! I appreciated the minimalism of the "effects"and the focus on the performers and the music!!
Jordan Davis put on an awesome concert. The openers Ashley Cooke and Mitchell Tenpenny were awesome as well.
What a great show! All 3 performers were amazing! Ending with all of them on stage was awesome.
acoustics were off for the whole show, could barley hear any of his voice. was pretty disappointed.
Love his songs. He’s ok when it comes to being entertaining but definitely not the best I’ve ever seen. Glad I went but won’t need to see him in concert again
