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Lee Brice and Chris Young
March 8, 2015 @ 7:30 pm
BAMP PROJECT PRESENTS
LEE BRICE AND CHRIS YOUNG
AT THE BLAISDELL CONCERT HALL
SUNDAY, MARCH 8TH, 2015
Tickets on sale Thursday, December 18th at 9am
HONOLULU, HI – (Wednesday, December 3rd, 2014) – BAMP Project presents Lee Brice and Chris Young live in Honolulu at The Neal S. Blaisdell Concert Hall Sunday, March 8th, 2015. Tickets go on sale Thursday, December 18th, at 9:00am at the locations listed below. This is an all ages event.
Lee Brice is a craftsman, the kind whose boundless desire to hone his skills and relentless pursuit of perfection are matched only by his humility about the entire process. His new album, I Don’t Dance, is a showcase for his painstaking approach to writing and recording, with his distinctive fingerprints clearly emblazoned on every element of the album. Brice is known for his chart topping Nashville inspired hit songs, and most recently, his show-stopping performance on the 2014 Academy of Country Music telecast, where he also won “Song of the Year.”
His recent success is nothing new. He released his debut album, Love Like Crazy, in 2009 and the title track jumped to #3 on the Billboard Country chart and set a record as the longest charting song in that chart’s history. His followup album, Hard 2 Love, released in 2012, featured three #1 Country singles and was certified Gold. The album also earned Brice both CMA and ACM Awards. Brice continues to pursue perfection in the writing and recording of his music, and his live performances, and enjoys positive reception from critics and fans alike.
Chris Young has accomplished more by 29 than some artists do in a lifetime. Already a Grammy-nominated recording artist, he’s also a dynamic live performer consistently in demand, an international ambassador for his genre, and a talented songwriter with six Number Ones to his name. Now, with the release of his fourth album, A.M., Chris has enjoyed even more popularity without escaping his roots. More than anything, A.M. is definitely country. “Everybody’s got a definition of what country music is,” Young says. “Never before has it been so broad as to what can be on a country radio station, and what country music can be. It really just has to be what you feel as an artist.”