ERIC CHURCH CONTINUES TO DEFY THE RULE BOOK AS HE BECOMES THE FIRST ARTIST TO HEADLINE NISSAN STADIUM SOLO

"Some Of It" Music Video to Premiere on Stadium Screens in Advance of Saturday's Show

Church Choir Tailgate Open to Fan Club Members Prior to Concert

Photo Credit: Justice Slone

For the first time in its 20+ year history, Music City’s Nissan Stadium will h
ost a live show featuring a singular artist, sans opening act, as multi-Platinum superstar Eric Church is set to make his stadium-headlining debut this Saturday, May 25. As usual, the country music renegade is doing it his own way.

In keeping with all previous dates on the Double Down Tour, Church alone will perform three hours of music spanning his entire six-album catalog. Remarking on the true uniqueness of this touring approach, Pitchfork declares that he “proves himself the rare star trying to change the game from the inside” while Stereogum notes that he is “at the top of his genre because he breaks its rules in big, exciting, arena-filling ways.”

Last time a Church tour stopped in Nashville was indeed an “arena-filling” night, as he set an attendance record at Bridgestone Arena with 19,000 fans in the building. He will more than double that number as he elevates his current live show praised by People as “worthy of a title such as ‘Entertainer of the Year’” to stadium-filling status.

Prior to the groundbreaking show, the Church Choir Tailgate open to fan club members will take place on the stadium’s South Lawn. Starting at 3:00 p.m., the party will feature exclusive merchandise, games, food trucks, Jack Daniel’s drinks and a unique vinyl truck offering a special edition of Desperate Man that includes a live version of the title track pressed on sky blue vinyl. As doors open, fans will also be treated to the music video premiere for his current Top 15 single, “Some Of It,” on the stadium screens.

For more information visit www.ericchurch.com, download the new Eric Church app and follow on social media.

Upcoming Double Down Tour Dates


May 25 Nashville, Tenn. || Nissan Stadium


June 28 & 29 George, Wash. || The Gorge Amphitheatre


Sept. 13 & 14 Green Bay, Wis. || Resch Center


Sept. 20 & 21 Calgary, Alberta || Scotiabank Saddledome


Sept. 28 San Francisco, Calif. || Chase Center


Oct. 4 & 5 Grand Rapids, Mich. || Van Andel Arena


Oct. 11 & 12 Philadelphia, Pa. || Wells Fargo Center


Oct. 25 Little Rock, Ark. || Verizon Arena


Oct. 26 Birmingham, Ala. || BJCC Arena


Nov. 1 Manchester, N.H. || SNHU Arena


Nov. 2 Hartford, Conn. || XL Center


Nov. 15 & 16 Washington, D.C. || The Anthem


Nov. 22 & 23 Sacramento, Calif. || Golden 1 Center