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Jason Aldean Tickets

Jason Aldean

Jason Aldean

Current Tour:We Were Here
First Album:Jason Aldean (2005)
Resources: Official Website
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Youth

Jason Aldean was born on February 28, 1977, in Macon, Georgia, and it didn't take long before he discovered his love for music. As a boy, the country star would spend his summer days practicing guitar chords, so that by the time his father came home from work the father-son duo could play together and slowly he developed an ear for music. At the age of fourteen, Aldean had his first performance at the local VFW hall and after hearing the applause of all ten people in the audience he knew he was hooked for life.

A Rough Start

Success, however, did not come instantaneously to Jason Aldean. He moved to Nashville after signing with Warner-Chappell, a song-publishing company, at age 21. Within a month of moving, he was offered a recording contract, but he was subsequently dropped. Aldean then signed with another label, but he was dropped again in 2000 for postponing recording sessions.

After getting dropped a second time, he struggled to find a new label and became especially discouraged when promised talent scouts skipped his showcases. Aldean was ready to throw in the towel and gave himself a deadline of six months to find a new label or go home. But as fate would have it, within five weeks of setting his six-month deadline, Aldean was offered a deal from Broken Bow Records.

With the support of his new label, Jason Aldean released his first single, "Hicktown," in early 2005. "Hicktown" was the lead-off single to his self-titled album Jason Aldean, which would peak at #10 on the Billboard Country charts and would later earn Aldean his first #1 hit with "Why."

Gaining Fame

Jason Aldean's debut album earned him the title of "Top New Male Vocalist" at the 2006 Academy of Country Music Awards and raised expectations for his next album, Relentless. The album was released on May 29, 2007, and featured songs "Johnny Cash," "Laughed Until We Cried," and "Relentless."

While Aldean's sophomore effort also performed reasonably well, it was his third album Wide Open that certified his position as a country superstar. Aldean released the lead single off Wide Open, "She's Country," in December of 2008, which quickly became his first Top 40 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 and the second #1 hit of his career. The second single from Wide Open also reached #1 status and the album was certified platinum by the RIAA.

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It's His Kinda Party

Jason Aldean released his fourth album, My Kinda Party, on November 2, 2010. His first single from the album, "My Kinda Party," marked his tenth top 10 country hit. "Don't You Wanna Stay," an intimate duet with Kelly Clarkson, was chosen as the second single and peaked at #1 in March of 2011. "Dirt Road Anthem" was selected as the third single from My Kinda Party and Aldean collaborated with rapper Ludacris to perform the song at the 2011 CMT Music Awards. The single has been successful across the charts, reaching #1 on the Hot Country Songs chart and breaking into the top ten of the Hot 100 chart. Jason Aldean was a featured performer at the 2011 MLB Home Run Derby, where he performed "My Kinda Party."

Present Day

To date, Jason Aldean has released a total of six studio albums, most recently, Old Boots, New Dirt in 2014. Between 2013 and 2015, Jason Aldean performed over 120 concerts on his Burn It Down Tour. In 2016, Jason Aldean is launching the We Were Here Tour, which is named after a track from Old Boots, New Dirt. The long string of dates is scheduled to kick off in January 2016. Get your Jason Aldean tickets today on TicketRoom.com!

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20.06.2025 05:15

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20.06.2025 05:15

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Artist Info

A Macon, Georgia-born singer/songwriter, Jason Aldean quietly turned into a genuine country superstar in the back half of the 2000s. His parents separated when he was three years old, and he spent his childhood with his mother in Macon through the school year while spending the summers with his father in Homestead, Florida. Early on, he fell under the spell of country music and made his first public appearance as a singer at a VFW hall in Macon when he was 14 years old. Soon he was a regular at area talent contests, and a year later he joined the house band at Nashville South in Macon. Aldean began pursuing a music career on a full-time basis following his graduation from high school and, with his father as a booking agent, was soon gigging in college towns throughout the Southeast and up and down the Eastern Seaboard.
Aldean privately financed an eight-song CD during this period to sell at shows, recording it in Nashville in 1996. Michael Knox spotted Aldean at an Atlanta showcase a year or two later, and signed the singer to a songwriting contract with Warner-Chapell Publishing, which allowed Aldean to move to Nashville in 1998. When a couple of recording deals fell through and his songwriting contract was about to expire, Aldean was on the verge of giving up on the music business when he attracted the attention of the independent label Broken Bow Records, which released his debut album, simply called Jason Aldean, in 2005. Aldean returned to the studio in January 2007 to work on his sophomore release, Relentless. The album, featuring the single "Johnny Cash," hit stores in May of that year.
Wide Open followed in 2009 and its success established Aldean as a major country star. It had three number one singles -- "She's Country," "The Truth," and "Big Green Tractor," which crossed over to the pop Top 20 -- and "Crazy Town" was nearly as big, peaking at number two. Aldean upped the ante with 2010's My Kinda Party, an album that was even bigger than its predecessor thanks to the number one singles "Don't You Wanna Stay," "Dirt Road Anthem," and "Fly Over States," plus "Tattoos on This Town" and "My Kinda Party," both of which peaked at number two. All of this raised expectations for Night Train, Aldean's fifth album, which arrived in the fall of 2012. Featuring the hit singles "Take a Little Ride," "Night Train," and "When She Says Baby," Night Train was another number one hit for Aldean. He followed it up in 2014 with Old Boots, New Dirt, which also entered the Billboard Top 200 and country charts at number one, partially due to the momentum of the hit single "Burnin' It Down." Old Boots, New Dirt generated three other Top 10 hits -- "Just Gettin' Started," "Tonight Looks Good on You," and "Gonna Know We Were Here" -- that kept it on the charts into 2015. The next year, he delivered his seventh studio album, They Don't Know, whose September 2016 release was preceded by the single "Lights Come On."

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