Gary Allan and band head back out on the road beginning April 13th in Helotes, TX. If you haven't picked up your tickets to see Gary in a town near you, click here to see when he will be in a town near you! Click here to find out more about this summer's Country Throwdown Tour
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The 2012 Country Throwdown Tour featuring Gary Allan, Justin Moore, Josh Thompson, Eric Paslay, Sunny Sweeney, The Bluebird Cafe tent stage artists and local acts to be announced will be hitting the Meadowbrook U.S. Cellular Pavilion in Gilford, New Hampshire on May 26th.
Presale ticket information can be found on the Meadowbrook site
This is the first of 2012 dates to be announced with more dates coming over the next few days and weeks with the tour hitting several US states in May and then in June when Rodney Atkins will play the main stage in lieu of Justin Moore. Find out more at http://www.countrythrowdown.com/
C. Michael Stewart - Examiner
Gary Allan brought his “Get Off the Pain Tour to Horseshoe Casino for two sold out shows Friday and Saturday. Allan was surrounded by overjoyed fans who danced, sang and scream with his every move.
With the allure of a modern day outlaw, Gary Allan has won over legions of fans with his signature blend of rugged vocals, rebellious lyrics and raucous live performances. He has sold over 7 million albums and released five platinum and gold albums in a row including two that topped the Billboard Country Albums Chart. more!
Tricia Despres - Chicago Sun-Times
The name of country rocker Gary Allan’s current tour, “Get Off on the Pain,” seems quite apropos these days, as the highly acclaimed singer is coming off rather extensive throat surgery in November.
“I was having a hard time singing those super-high notes and eventually lost all of my falsetto,” explains Allan from his home in Nashville. “Once the surgery was over, it was kind of a wild recovery that honestly drove me crazy. Shutting up was hell. I couldn’t talk there for a while, so I spent most of my time walking around with a dry erase board, which my teen daughters found quite comical.”
Yet now, the singer, who not only has been known for his tough, tattooed exterior but his unforgettable raspy voice, says he is “sounding better than ever” and is looking forward to his March 26 date at The Venue at Horseshoe Casino in Hammond, Ind.
RodeoBlog
Gary Allan prefers a leather jacket to a cowboy hat and croons thoughtful songs about relationships instead of boot-scootin' and badonkadonks.
And for the past three years, he's been a RodeoHouston highlight.
Allan kicked off with the wide-open country of Right Where I Need to Be and A Feelin' Like That. It segued into the two-step of Nothing on but the Radio and Man to Man. He quickly tossed off the jacket to expose colorful arm tattoos.
