"Here's the fine staff and myself in the ER of M U S C hospital," says Brad Paisley on his Twitter page after taking a fall during his Charleston, SC show on Saturday, March 6, 2010. Photo courtesy of twitter.com/paisleyofficial.
Brad Paisley sure knows how to make an exit. Last night he wrapped up his American Saturday Night Tour in Charleston, SC at the Charleston Coliseum. On the final note of his encore song, “Alcohol,” Brad took a spill onstage, quickly bouncing back up, finishing the show and thanking the audience, like a pro.
After leaving the stage, he went to the local hospital via ambulance to be checked out. Thankfully, Brad was still in once piece — just badly bruised. Brad’s already back in Nashville today. He posted the picture above on his Twitter page, twitter.com/paisleyofficial.
Of course, there’s already a video of Brad’s fall on YouTube:
Miranda Lambert photo courtesy of Sony Music Nashville.
“Life,” according to the teaching of Buddha, “is suffering.”
“Life,” wrote The Road Less Traveled author M. Scott Peck, “is difficult.”
The characters in Miranda Lambert’s best-known songs — “Kerosene,” “Gunpowder & Lead” and the current “White Liar” — know suffering and difficulty well. Domestic violence, dishonesty and cheating are all some of the least savory characteristics of human beings, but they are human traits and behaviors nonetheless. Miranda understands, and it’s part of the reason she sings the kinds of songs she does.
Brad Paisley photo courtesy of Sony Music Nashville.
Brad Paisley’s not ready for Saturday night to end. He just announced that he’s continuing his “American Saturday Night” tour into 2010, adding 19 dates. Special guests for the tour are Miranda Lambert and Justin Moore.
Currently, Brad has a lot on his plate. In addition to the tour, he’s prepping for the “43rd Annual CMA Awards” on Nov. 11. Brad will be co-hosting with Carrie Underwood and is up for seven awards, including Entertainer of the Year, Top Male Vocalist and Album of the Year for American Saturday Night.
If you’ve ever wondered what really goes on behind the scenes at awards shows, Brad is ready to tell all. Continue Reading
Dierks Bentley photo courtesy of Capitol Nashville.
In the years before he got married, Dierks Bentley usually maintained the busiest road schedule of any country hitmaker. He did plenty of partying, but he also made a personal connection with his fan base, and that’s one of the most important elements of his career.
“Everything we do revolves around the road and playing live shows and being in front of people, and that’s why we’re out so much on the road,” he told the national radio show GAC Nights: Live From Nashville. Continue Reading
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