Brd Paisley Rechristens 'H20 Tour' to 'H20 Frozen Over Tour'

Brad Paisley has always been known for not only his guitar playing abilities, but his sense of humor as well. Paisley, who has been touring since the end of May on his successful H2O World Tour, announced he will officially be continuing through the first of 2011 and rechristened the tour the H2O Frozen Over Tour.

 

Paisley will continue to be joined by Darius Rucker on the tour, while also welcoming Jerrod Niemann as a special guest. Rucker won the 2009 CMA Award for Top Male Vocalist of the Year, while Niemann was nominated for the 2010 CMA New Artist of the Year award.

 

The H2O Tour has already played to more than 750,000 fans over the course of a mere five months. Paisley’s Frozen Over leg will be launched in Green Bay, Wisc., on Jan. 20, and the tour is scheduled to run until its end in Nashville on Feb. 26.

 

However, before Paisley can kick off the rest of hcis tour, he is set to release his next album on Nov. 2. The album, Hits Alive, will include live performances from his H2O concerts, as well as original studio tracks. Paisley will also be co-hosting the CMA Awards on Nov. 10 for the third-consecutive year, where he is nominated for three CMA Awards (Entertainer, Male and Video (“Water”).

 

For more information on Paisley, ticket information and tour dates for the H2O Frozen Over Tour, visit www.bradpaisley.com.