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Lady Antebellum

Lady Antebellum

Current Tour:Wheels Up
First Album:Lady Antebellum (2008)
Resources: Official Website
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Beginnings

Lady Antebellum is undoubtedly one of the most successful country-pop crossover acts of the last decade. The group formed in 2006 in the country music capital, Nashville, TN, consists of three members: Dave Haywood, Charles Kelley, and Hillary Scott. The trio was well connected in the music industry. Scott is the daughter of country music singer Linda Davis and Kelley's brother Josh Kelley is a successful country and pop artist, and it was these connections that helped launch the group's career.

The group's first single, "Love Don't Live Here," was released in September of 2007. The song peaked at #3 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and helped generate buzz for the group's self-titled debut album. Lady Antebellum was released in the spring of 2008 and immediately shot up the Billboard charts for both country and pop music.

At the end of its first week, the album reached #4 on the Top 200 Albums chart and #1 on the Billboard Top Country Albums, setting a record as the first album by a new group to debut at #1 in its first week of release on the country charts. The success of the album helped Lady Antebellum earn a spot as the opening act for Martina McBride in the summer of 2008. Two more singles were released from the album, "Lookin' for a Good Time" and "Run to You," the latter being the first #1 for Lady Antebellum.

Now You Know Goes Huge

Lady Antebellum released "Need You Now" in the summer of 2009. "Need You Now" was the first release off of the group's sophomore album. The single went on to become their second #1 hit on the Billboard Country charts, peak at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100, and top the Hot Adult Contemporary chart, making the song an official crossover hit. The success of the single proved to be foreshadowing for the album.

Need You Now was released on January 26, 2010 and debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 and Top Country Album charts, selling an impressive 480,922 copies. Four weeks later, the album went platinum and the group sold out arenas on their first head lining tour. And if success couldn't get any sweeter, at the 2011 Grammy Awards, Lady Antebellum took home five of the six awards they were nominated for including the coveted Record of the Year and Song of the Year awards.

Owning the Night

Lady Antebellum continued to build off their success with the release of their third album We Own the Night and supporting single "Just a Kiss." Both the album and the single performed to the group's high standards on the country and pop charts, and the group as a whole continued to gain new fans outside the country music realm.

Lady Antebellum Concerts

Date Location Venue Price Get tickets

14.02.2025 07:30

Lincoln

USA

Thunder Valley Casino - The Venue

14.02.2025 07:30

$94.26-$415.00

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15.02.2025 08:00

Indio

USA

Fantasy Springs Resort & Casino

15.02.2025 08:00

$132.42-$405.00

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21.06.2025 07:30

Santa Fe

USA

The Club at Las Campanas

21.06.2025 07:30

$0.00-$0.00

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Artist Info

Lady Antebellum blend contemporary country with soulful '60s R&B into an infectious brew that relies on the trio's rich harmonies and impeccable instrumental skills. The trio was formed in 2006 by Charles Kelley (brother of singer/songwriter Josh Kelley), Hillary Scott (daughter of Grammy-winning country artist Linda Davis), and Dave Haywood, and soon graduated from dive bars to the Grand Ole Opry. Their 2009 single "Need You Now" became the first of many hits to reach not just the country Top Ten but the pop Top Ten as well.
The group formed when Scott met Kelley and Haywood in Nashville, and after a few months of performing around the area, they signed with Capitol Nashville in 2007. Lady Antebellum's first single, "Love Don't Live Here," peaked at number three on the country charts. A self-titled debut album followed in April 2008, featuring production from Victoria Shaw and Paul Worley and stocked with more country hits (including the chart-topping single "I Run to You," which also enjoyed crossover success as a Top 40 pop hit).
Within a year and a half, Lady Antebellum's debut had gone platinum and earned a Grammy nomination, and the band enjoyed its newfound success while putting the finishing touches on a second album. Need You Now appeared in early 2010, and its leadoff single -- "Need You Now" -- became the group's highest-charting song to date, topping the country charts and peaking at number two on the Billboard Hot 100. It eventually sold over three million copies. The album experienced similar success, going gold during its second week of release and reaching platinum status soon after. By early 2011, Need You Now had sold more than three million copies in America alone, and the band took a break from recording a third studio album in order to attend the Grammys, where Lady Antebellum took home five awards.
Lady Antebellum's third studio album, 2011's Own the Night, for which the group wrote ten of the 12 tracks, as well as co-producing the project with Worley, generated a hot single on the country chart right out of the box, "Just a Kiss," which became the trio's fastest-rising single yet and crossed over, topping Billboard's adult contemporary chart. The next single, "Dancin' Away with My Heart," reached number two on Billboard's country chart. Lady Antebellum next released the holiday album On This Winter's Night in the fall of 2012; the record entered the Billboard Top Ten upon its release and was certified gold in the U.S.
In May of 2013, Lady Antebellum released Golden, their fourth full-length studio album. Preceded by the hit single "Downtown," Golden entered the Billboard charts at number one, but its second single, "Goodbye Town," underperformed. The album was revived by a deluxe edition released in November of 2013, thanks to the inclusion of the single "Compass." Written by the pop-making machine Stargate, "Compass" became a Top Ten country single in early 2014. The trio quickly followed Golden with 747 in the fall of 2014; helmed by Nathan Chapman, it was their first record not produced by Paul Worley. "Bartender," the record's first single, became a Top Ten country single prior to the album's release.

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