Tanya Tucker's showcase at Sharon L. Morse Performance Arts Center
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Published by Sareth Ney on April 2, 2015 at 3:47 p.m.
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Photo Credit: Webster PR
THE VILLAGES, Fla.—Tanya Tucker will be exhibiting her talents at the Sharon L. Morse Performance Arts Center, on July 17. Her tour will begin at the Peppermill Concert Hall on April 24 in Wendover, Nev. and conclude on Oct. 31 at The Palladium in Carmel, Ind.
Tucker’s tour was her first one in three years, after taking personal time off away from the road. On March 28 and March 29, Tucker played shows in both Ill. and Ind. Both states welcomed her back with two sold out concerts back-to-back. The current run of the tour will last from spring until fall and it is scheduled to end on Halloween. However—more concerts dates will be added to the tour, as time continues on.
In 1972, Tucker made her debut and covered Alex Harvey’s “Delta Dawn”. She was 13 years old and it launched her music career. Since then, she is known for such country tunes including: “I’ll Come Back As Another Woman”, “Strong Enough To Bend”, “Soon”, “Texas (When I Die)” and “The Jamestown Ferry”. She plans on performing these songs live, while on tour and share a few stories behind them in the process.
After taking personal time off, Tucker spoke of the upcoming tour.
“I am so excited about the upcoming tour,” says Tanya Tucker. “Being in front of a live crowd is something that I feed off of. From the reception I felt from the first two dates, I think it’s definitely going to be a lot of fun returning to performing. I’ve missed the fans a lot.”
Senior Vice President and Partner and Head of Concerts Agency of the Performing Arts (APA) Nashville also spoke on behalf of Tucker. He spoke of how well her concerts and live performance go hand-in-hand.
“There is something electric about a Tanya Tucker performance. She’s one of the most legendary recording artists of all time. She’s not just singing the music. She’s lived these songs. Some sad. Some happy. But all throughout the show, she sings and performs as only Tanya Tucker can. Returning to the road is something we all are very excited about.”
To “Like” Tanya Tucker on facebook, please click here. To follow her on Instagram, please click here. To follow her on twitter, please click here.
For the complete list of the tour dates, please continue to scroll towards the bottom and mark your calendars:
Tucker’s tour was her first one in three years, after taking personal time off away from the road. On March 28 and March 29, Tucker played shows in both Ill. and Ind. Both states welcomed her back with two sold out concerts back-to-back. The current run of the tour will last from spring until fall and it is scheduled to end on Halloween. However—more concerts dates will be added to the tour, as time continues on.
In 1972, Tucker made her debut and covered Alex Harvey’s “Delta Dawn”. She was 13 years old and it launched her music career. Since then, she is known for such country tunes including: “I’ll Come Back As Another Woman”, “Strong Enough To Bend”, “Soon”, “Texas (When I Die)” and “The Jamestown Ferry”. She plans on performing these songs live, while on tour and share a few stories behind them in the process.
After taking personal time off, Tucker spoke of the upcoming tour.
“I am so excited about the upcoming tour,” says Tanya Tucker. “Being in front of a live crowd is something that I feed off of. From the reception I felt from the first two dates, I think it’s definitely going to be a lot of fun returning to performing. I’ve missed the fans a lot.”
Senior Vice President and Partner and Head of Concerts Agency of the Performing Arts (APA) Nashville also spoke on behalf of Tucker. He spoke of how well her concerts and live performance go hand-in-hand.
“There is something electric about a Tanya Tucker performance. She’s one of the most legendary recording artists of all time. She’s not just singing the music. She’s lived these songs. Some sad. Some happy. But all throughout the show, she sings and performs as only Tanya Tucker can. Returning to the road is something we all are very excited about.”
To “Like” Tanya Tucker on facebook, please click here. To follow her on Instagram, please click here. To follow her on twitter, please click here.
For the complete list of the tour dates, please continue to scroll towards the bottom and mark your calendars:
April 24 - Wendover, Nev., Peppermill Concert Hall
June 20 - Laughlin, Nev., Avi Resort & Casino
June 27 - Petaluma, Calif., Sonoma
June 28 - Pleasanton, Calif., Alameda County Fair
July 1 - Del Mar, Calif., Del Mar Fairgrounds, Paddock
July 17 - The Villages, Fla., Sharon L. Morse Performance Arts Centers
July 24 - Lake Charles, La., Golden Nugget , Grand
July 25 - Biloxi, Miss., Golden Nugget Grand
Aug. 5 - East Sturgis, S.D., Full Throttle Saloon
Aug. 14 - Havelock, ON, 26th Annual Havelock
Aug. 16 - Erie, Pa., Celebrate
Aug. 29 - Baraboo, Wis., Ho,Chunk Gaming
Sept. 11 - Warroad, Minn., Seven Clans Casino
Sept. 13 - Macomb, Ill., Texas Tranzplants
Oct. 10 - Russellville, Ark., Center for the Arts
Oct. 11 - Branson, Mo., Andy Williams Moon River
Oct. 24 - Renfro Valley, Ky., New Barn
Oct. 31 - Carmel, Ind., The Palladium
June 20 - Laughlin, Nev., Avi Resort & Casino
June 27 - Petaluma, Calif., Sonoma
June 28 - Pleasanton, Calif., Alameda County Fair
July 1 - Del Mar, Calif., Del Mar Fairgrounds, Paddock
July 17 - The Villages, Fla., Sharon L. Morse Performance Arts Centers
July 24 - Lake Charles, La., Golden Nugget , Grand
July 25 - Biloxi, Miss., Golden Nugget Grand
Aug. 5 - East Sturgis, S.D., Full Throttle Saloon
Aug. 14 - Havelock, ON, 26th Annual Havelock
Aug. 16 - Erie, Pa., Celebrate
Aug. 29 - Baraboo, Wis., Ho,Chunk Gaming
Sept. 11 - Warroad, Minn., Seven Clans Casino
Sept. 13 - Macomb, Ill., Texas Tranzplants
Oct. 10 - Russellville, Ark., Center for the Arts
Oct. 11 - Branson, Mo., Andy Williams Moon River
Oct. 24 - Renfro Valley, Ky., New Barn
Oct. 31 - Carmel, Ind., The Palladium
about the author
Sareth Ney is a concert journalist for the Wu-Man Chu Chronicles. It is a division of A Quarter and Dream Pictures. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Mass Communications and Center for New Media from Colorado State University-Pueblo. After graduating—he continued his four year apprenticeship with master of horror, Clive Barker. In California, he met members of the Wu-Tang Clan. He became the journalist/superhero, Wu-Man Chu. He inducts everyone into his hall of fame, “Supreme Clientele”. His goal is to write 150 articles in select time zones. He is the founder and co-host of No Cover Podcast.