TATE STEVENS’ HOMETOWN HONORS HIM ON WATER TOWER
Newly Painted Belton, Mo. Landmark Reads “Home of Tate Stevens, Live the Dream!”
BELTON, Mo. (April 15, 2013) – Syco/RCA Nashville recording artist Tate Stevens is experiencing a lot of firsts this year following his first place finish on FOX’s The X Factor,
including landing a record deal, releasing new single “Power of a Love
Song” to country radio, and his upcoming April 23 self-titled debut
album release. Now Stevens can claim a new “first” as his hometown
honors him with an impressive 160′ City of Belton water tower, freshly
painted with “Home of Tate Stevens, Live the Dream!”
including landing a record deal, releasing new single “Power of a Love
Song” to country radio, and his upcoming April 23 self-titled debut
album release. Now Stevens can claim a new “first” as his hometown
honors him with an impressive 160′ City of Belton water tower, freshly
painted with “Home of Tate Stevens, Live the Dream!”
Stevens, a former blue collar road worker for the city, always
displayed such appreciation for his small hometown while pursuing his
life-long dream of becoming a country music star on The X Factor. Viewers
were captivated by this unassuming Southern gentleman with the
powerhouse vocals. Among those viewers was a contingent of Belton
residents, who led the charge to raise 100% the funds for the water
tower repainting and dedication.
displayed such appreciation for his small hometown while pursuing his
life-long dream of becoming a country music star on The X Factor. Viewers
were captivated by this unassuming Southern gentleman with the
powerhouse vocals. Among those viewers was a contingent of Belton
residents, who led the charge to raise 100% the funds for the water
tower repainting and dedication.
“It’s moments like this that really make me smile,” shares Stevens.
“The support I’ve felt from the community is incredible, and I hope I
can continue to make them proud. I’m so incredibly humbled by this
honor.”
“The support I’ve felt from the community is incredible, and I hope I
can continue to make them proud. I’m so incredibly humbled by this
honor.”
Belton officials unveiled the landmark, located near Stevens’ home
off Interstate 49 and M-58 Highway on Sunday, March 31 with the formal
dedication, which Stevens will attend, scheduled for Monday, April 22,
with media call-time at 10:30a.m. CDT. Stevens will perform a sold out
show in Kansas City, Mo. at the Midland by AMC on Sunday, but fans can
still purchase a limited number of tickets to his Monday night
performance here.
off Interstate 49 and M-58 Highway on Sunday, March 31 with the formal
dedication, which Stevens will attend, scheduled for Monday, April 22,
with media call-time at 10:30a.m. CDT. Stevens will perform a sold out
show in Kansas City, Mo. at the Midland by AMC on Sunday, but fans can
still purchase a limited number of tickets to his Monday night
performance here.
For a list of upcoming tour dates and latest happenings on Tate Stevens, visit www.tatestevensofficial.com.