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Brantley Gilbert Concert Schedule
Combining the outlaw country of Eric Church with the blue-collar rock of Bruce Springsteen, Brantley Gilbert is one of the harder-edged names to emerge from the contemporary Nashville scene. The self-proclaimed small-town guy has also barely left the road since emerging in the late '00s, supporting the likes of Willie Nelson, Toby Keith and Tim McGraw, as well as headlining his own tours: 2012's Hell on Wheels, 2016's Take It Outside and 2018's The Ones That Like Me. As you'd expect, the Brantley Gilbert live experience is a loud and proud one, with his array of fist-pumping, foot-stomping anthems often accompanied by dazzling pyrotechnics, swirling lasers and LCD visuals.
Brantley Gilbert Background
Born in Jefferson, Georgia, in 1985, Gilbert grew up listening to a mix of Southern rock, alternative and country, but only decided to pursue a music career himself following a near-fatal truck accident at the age of 19. After initially performing as a solo acoustic artist, Gilbert assembled his own band to help bring his rowdy sound to life and in 2009 released his debut album, Modern Day Prodigal Son. Follow-up Halfway to Heaven arrived a year later, but only found a large audience in 2011 when it was reissued by Gilbert's new label, Valory Music Co. The record not only reached No. 4 on the Billboard 200 but also spawned two US Country No. 1 singles, "You Don't Know Her Like I Do" and "Country Must Be Country Wide," both of which helped Gilbert pick up the CMA Triple Play Award in 2013. Gilbert consolidated his new-found success with wins at the ACMs and iHeartRadio Awards, and 2014's chart-topping Just As I Am, which also sold over one million copies and produced two more No. 1 hits, "Bottoms Up" and "One Hell of an Amen." Just like its predecessor, 2017's The Devil Don't Sleep peaked at No. 1 on the US Country chart and No. 2 on the Billboard 200, and was supported by a sell-out tour of the same name. Gilbert also has a strong social media presence, amassing over one million followers on both Instagram and Twitter, and 3.5 million on Facebook.
We were second row and the band over powered the vocals most of the time the vocals were difficult to understand. Good energy, the guitarists are absolute stars! And the venue is lovely and clean and bathroom access was good.
I will start off with Brantley Gilbert is an amazing performer. I love his music, he did AMAZING, I have been a Brantley Gilbert fan since forever. I love that man now the venue, I love the new emerald queen casino. staff were nice and it was a beautiful place, with that said..... the sound system at the venue was not up to par. I feel like we could hear him at some points and other times when he was singing, we couldn't hear any of his words coming out of his mouth. the sound system was spotty at times. overall I give Brantley gilbert 100/10 on his concert but the venue 6.4/10
Absolutely incredible from start to finish! The music, energy, and atmosphere were unforgettable. You could feel the passion in every song, and they truly gave the crowd an amazing show. Thank You!🙏
Rarely do I not enjoy any live music experience, but this one was too much. It was extremely loud in the venue. You could not hear the singing voice over the 5 (yes 5) electric guitars. The pyrotechnics and steam were kinda cool but became a bit too much also. My friends and I are huge fans of Brantley, but this show was not our style of a county music show. I guess I will just listen to him on the radio. I am excited to check out the words of the new songs, seemed great but couldn't hear the words.
All 3 shows were Great Hats off to all involved. Brantley is a true American! Loved his show and patriotism
It was so loud in this concert we were plugging our ears so that we would be able to tell what the words were. The base was felt throughout our entire body. an. The words were distorted. If the people controlling the music would’ve looked around the venue they would see that not many people were up dancing or singing along. They just sat there. It was totally ridiculous how loud it was and no, I’m not one of those old people who doesn’t like loud music. This was a horrible experience.
Brantley Gilbert put on a great show. High energy and very entertaining.
Outside concert, weather was bad, lightning, storms, he could have cancelled but did not, waited it out, started 45 minutes late BUT he played an AWESOME show just like he always does. Phenomenal
Brantley always does a great show! Was bummed it got cut short due to the weather but overall it was amazing! Beautiful background by God with the lightening show to go along with the music.
BG was kicking it once again and I would have just been happy seeing BG’s act. Now the Moonshine Bandits are the most vulgar speaking group I have ever heard at a country show. When there are young children in the audience there is no place for a band at a country concert like them. But BG was at his best like usual.
