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Doors 6 p.m. / Show 7 p.m.
About Keith Anderson
Singer/Songwriter Keith Anderson’s latest song, “I’ll Bring The Music” sums up Anderson to a T. He’s touring across the country launching music his own way. He hails from Miami, OK, and has co-written hits for other artists, most notably, “Lost In This Moment,” the No. 1 smash for Big & Rich which garnered him a CMA and ACM Song of the Year nomination.
Anderson also co-wrote the Grammy-nominated, “Beer Run (B Double E Double Are You In?)” for Garth Brooks and George Jones, “The Bed” for Gretchen Wilson and “Barn Burner” for Jason Michael Carroll. His debut CD, “Three Chord Country and American Rock & Roll,” was certified Gold and garnered two Top 10 hits (accompanied by two No. 1 music videos), “Pickin’ Wildflowers,” and “Every Time I Hear Your Name,” along with two Top 30 hits “XXL” and “Podunk”. This success prompted music trades Billboard and Radio & Records to name him country music’s No. 1 New Male Artist of 2005 and the top new solo country artist of the year. It wasn’t just his music that was getting attention.
Anderson was even named one of People Magazine’s “50 Hottest Bachelors”, and Men’s Fitness Magazine’s, “Ultimate Country Star”.
Anderson’s sophomore CD garnered the biggest hit of his career, “I Still Miss You,” which peaked at #2 and another Top 25 hit, “Sunday Morning In America.” Taking the lead with other gold and platinum artists, Anderson today is launching his music-performing career by letting the fans help drive his music and passion.
About James Foster
Born and raised in the Bluegrass State of Somerset, Ky. Growing up, James Foster was raised on classic country, bluegrass, and southern gospel music. He began his music career playing as a lead guitarist in many of the local groups around central Kentucky, and it wasn’t until 2022 that he decided to venture out on his own to play as a solo act.
His guitar-playing style can be described as a blend of fast country/bluegrass musicians such as Sturgill Simpson and Tony Rice with the vocal style from the likes of Keith Whitley and Waylon Jennings.
