NASHVILLE, Tenn. (January 19, 2017)
– Aaron Lewis is starting 2017 where he ended 2016…with sold out
performances this past weekend in Greensboro, Raleigh and Charlotte and
an upcoming sold out schedule promoting his critically acclaimed album SINNER (Dot Records).
The self-proclaimed “Northern Redneck” and Staind frontman achieved
critical and commercial success with SINNER earning him the #1 position
on the Top 200 Albums, Top Country Albums and Top Digital Albums Charts
upon release.
The 12-track project, voted one of Whiskey Riff’s 40 Best Country
Albums of 2016, was recorded in only 16 hours at Nashville’s Blackbird
Studios with producer Buddy Cannon (George Strait, Merle Haggard, George
Jones). Lewis single-handedly penned eight of the songs, in addition to
covering Chris Stapleton’s “Whiskey and You” and The Dixie Chicks’
“Travelin’ Soldier.” Lewis collaborates with Willie Nelson on the
album’s title track while Grammy® Award-winning artists Alison Krauss,
Dan Tyminski and Vince Gill are also featured.
SINNER was also one of Billboard’s 10 Best Country Albums of 2016.
“The no-holds-barred honesty of tracks such as “I Lost It All” and
“Mama” were some of the finest writing from a male artist this year.” –
Billboard
The Boot raves, “Aaron Lewis shows a surprising understanding and
respect for country music with his latest album, SINNER. Drawing from
his childhood influences of listening to country music in his
grandfather’s car, SINNER shows Aaron’s abilities as a singer,
songwriter, musician and stylist. SINNER might just be the record that
propels Aaron to a permanent place in country music.” Maverick
Magazine’s Eric Dahl concurs, “Aaron Lewis brings a raw honesty to his
songs on the new album SINNER that Country Music radio hasn’t heard in a
long time. The imagery of the lyrics sucks you in, but his mournful
voice and guitar keep you!”
To purchase tickets or for more information, visit www.AaronLewisMusic.com.
Aaron Lewis On Tour
Jan. 20 – Buckhead Theatre – Atlanta, Ga.
Jan. 21 – Blind Horse Saloon – Greenville, S.C.
Jan. 22 – Montgomery Performing Arts Centre -Montgomery, Ala.
Jan. 25 – The Joy Theater – New Orleans, La.
Jan. 26 – Banita Creek Hall – Nacogdoches, Texas
Jan. 27 – Cowboys Dance Hall – San Antonio, Texas
Jan. 28 – Billy Bob’s – Fort Worth, Texas
Jan. 29 – 2017 Karbach Cook Off @ Lucky’s Pub – Houston, Texas
Feb. 01 – The Fillmore – Silver Spring, Md.
Feb. 02 – Trocadero Theatre – Philadelphia, Pa.
Feb. 03 – House of Blues Boston – Boston, Mass.
Feb. 04 – Town Ballroom – Buffalo, N.Y.
Feb. 09 – House of Blues – Orlando, Fla.
Feb. 10 – The Dallas Bull – Tampa, Fla.
Feb. 11 – The Ranch – Fort Myers, Fla.
Feb. 12 – Seminole Hard Rock – Hollywood, Fla.
Feb. 16 – Louisville Palace – Louisville, Ky.
Feb. 17 – The Fillmore – Detroit, Mich.
Feb. 18 – Rusty Spur – Fort Wayne, Ind.
Feb. 24 – The Blue Note – Columbia, Mo.
Feb. 25 – Orpheum Theater – Madison, Wisc.
Feb. 26 – First Avenue – Minneapolis, Minn.
Feb. 27 – Green Bay Distillery – Green Bay, Wisc.
March 02 – Iron City – Birmingham, Ala.
March 03 – Riverdome At Horseshoe Casino – Bossier City, La.
March 04 – Hard Rock Live – Biloxi, Miss.
March 10 – Limelight Eventplex – Peoria, Ill.
March 11 – Joe’s Live – Rosemont, Ill.
March 12 – VooDoo Lounge At Harrah’s Casino – Kansas City, Mo.
March 18 – Riverwind Casino Showplace Theatre – Norman, Okla.
March 19 – Horseshoe Casino – Tunica – Robinsonville, Miss.
March 31 – Firekeepers Casino – Battle Creek, Mich.
April 01 – Cotton Eyed Joe – Knoxville, Tenn.
April 07 – Turning Stone Resort & Casino – Verona, N.Y.
April 19 – House of Blues – San Diego, Calif.
April 21 – Silver Legacy Casino – Reno, Nev.
April 22 – Jackson Rancheria Casino Resort – Jackson, CA
April 23 – Jackson Rancheria Casino Resort – Jackson, Calif.
April 28 – Starland Ballroom – Sayreville, N.J.
April 29 – Mountaineer Casino – Chester, W.Va.
May 28 – Foxwoods Resort Casino – Mashantucket, Conn.
June 24 – Choctaw Casino Resort – Durant, Okla.
Photo Credit: Jim Wright