JERROD NIEMANN BRINGS THURSDAY NIGHT’S CONCERT IN CHICAGO DIRECTLY TO FANS
Jerrod Niemann
Credit: Jeremy Cowart
Live Show Nov. 29 at Joe’s Bar to be Broadcast in HD on laplive.tv; A Portion of Proceeds from Ticket Sales to Benefit St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Since the platinum-selling success of his genre-bending No. 1 hit, “Lover, Lover,” country star Jerrod Niemann has made it his goal to over–deliver during his live shows with many sets lasting nearly three hours. In celebration of his new album Free The Music, which features the current single “Only God Could Love You More,” Niemann will partner with laplive.tv
to give fans worldwide front row access to his concert this Thursday,
November 29 at 9 p.m. CST at Joe’s Bar in Chicago, (presented by US99.5
FM). With a computer, tablet, phone or laptop and internet connection,
fans can log on from anywhere in the world and experience the show in
high definition. Pay-per-view tickets are $4.99 in advance, $6.99
day-of-show. Twenty-five cents per ticket will be donated to St. Jude
Children’s Research Hospital. To purchase tickets in advance, visit https://laplive.tv/watch/jerrodniemann.
to give fans worldwide front row access to his concert this Thursday,
November 29 at 9 p.m. CST at Joe’s Bar in Chicago, (presented by US99.5
FM). With a computer, tablet, phone or laptop and internet connection,
fans can log on from anywhere in the world and experience the show in
high definition. Pay-per-view tickets are $4.99 in advance, $6.99
day-of-show. Twenty-five cents per ticket will be donated to St. Jude
Children’s Research Hospital. To purchase tickets in advance, visit https://laplive.tv/watch/jerrodniemann.
“The concept of my new album, Free The Music, is
celebrating where country music has been and where it is headed – so we
partnered with laplive.tv to bring that same theme to our live show and
use the internet to bring fans worldwide all together to one room,” says
Niemann. The night of the show, Jerrod wants to know the bizarre,
outlandish places fans are watching from, so they’re invited to tweet at
him at @jrodfromoz using the hashtag #jrodlive letting him know their
locations. With as much as Jerrod loves to tweet, they just might hear
back from him!
celebrating where country music has been and where it is headed – so we
partnered with laplive.tv to bring that same theme to our live show and
use the internet to bring fans worldwide all together to one room,” says
Niemann. The night of the show, Jerrod wants to know the bizarre,
outlandish places fans are watching from, so they’re invited to tweet at
him at @jrodfromoz using the hashtag #jrodlive letting him know their
locations. With as much as Jerrod loves to tweet, they just might hear
back from him!
Suggested tweet: “I’ll be watching @jrodfromoz on Thursday @laplive: http://bit.ly/U9NLfF #jrodlive”
For more information on the platform, visit www.laplive.tv.
For more information on Jerrod Niemann, visit www.jerrodniemannofficial.com.