Trace Adkins tickets at the Dodge Theater in Phoenix AZ
His wiki says: Tracy Darrell “Trace” Adkins (born January 13, 1962) is an American country music singer from Sarepta, Louisiana. Some of his hits include “Rough and Ready”, “Arlington”, “Every Light in the House is On”, “Hot Mama”, “Honky Tonk Badonkadonk”, and “Swing.”
But you probably already knew that didn’t you? You are mostly interested in finding tickets to his November concert at the Dodge theatre in Phoenix, right? Ok, here are some resources for you:
StubHub has lots of seats ranging in price from $75-315. You can sell extra tickets with them too.
We Have Seats has loads of tickets andgood prices to boot. Their inventory ranges from $78-268
TicketsNow has tickets ranging from $100-285
Check ‘em all out and good luck.
Now some more Trace Adkins factoids!
His debut was 1996’s Dreamin’ Out Loud, which included a number of hits like “(This Ain’t) No Thinkin’ Thing” and “Every Light in the House”. The follow-up, Big Time, however, saw meager sales in comparison to Dreamin’ Out Loud[citation needed]. 1999’s More was similarly disappointed, but his fourth album, 2001’s Chrome yielded a top-ten hit in “I’m Tryin’”, and, in 2003, Greatest Hits Collection, Vol.1 did the same with “Then They Do”.
His recent video for “Honky Tonk Badonkadonk” demonstrates the recent cross-pollination between the crunk hip hop and pop country genres. The term badonkadonk itself is a fairly new entrant to Country Music Television, showing up much more often on Black Entertainment Television. In the music video, Adkins opts out of the more traditional background of farm equipment for a club scene with scantly clad dancing girls, but rather than drinking Hpnotiq and Hennessy, he and his friends consume low-end domestic beer.
The juxtaposition of cowboy hats and jewelry exemplifies the radical trajectory that Adkins’ work has taken over the past decade.
