Aaron Tippin Tickets

Country singer Aaron Tippin has all the right reasons to celebrate. Nearing 60 years of age, Tippin looks as fresh and as determined as he was when he stepped into the industry 25 years ago. The year 2015 brings Tippin's silver anniversary as a singer. The artist commemorates his glory years in a way that is as special and delightful to his fans as is to him. "Aaron Tippin 25 Years" is the singer's most recent release, a tribute to his career as a country singer. The blessed musician is currently on tour in North America in support of his latest release and to celebrate a career milestone. People have been getting their Aaron Tippin tickets like there's no tomorrow. Although there are still some to go, you better get them quickly because they're definitely not staying available for long.

Roots and Boots

Achieving great commercial success as a country artist of the 90's, Tippin established himself as a hot-favorite. The singer has frequently been appearing on "The Roots and Boots" tour alongside his 1990s' country contemporaries. A group of throwback country singers, the troupe performs live shows at cities across America. The project was initiated by Sammy Kershaw, Joe Diffie and Aaron Tippin who have collaborated with a number of artists every year. The lineup for 2015 included James Otto and Darryl Worley apart from Tippin and Kershaw. The celebrated artists share inspirational stories onstage and perform acoustic renditions of their most famous tracks.

The 25 Tour

"The Roots and Boots" was a one-of-a-kind project to relive the classic country tunes that had been reigning the hearts of most Americans. Nevertheless, Tippin has concluded the tour, and for something even better. The artist has kicked off a solo trek of his own to celebrate 25 years of his career with all its ups and downs and highs and lows. The trek will hit all major cities including Brooklyn, Jackpot, Selbyville and Henderson throughout September and October and all the way into 2016.

The two-disk album features 25 tracks, 10 of which are Tippin classics. 15 of these tracks are the singer's fresh creations while 5 are covers of renowned country stars. Tippin is excited about his classic renditions that have been reworked and re-recorded in collaboration with his family. Tippin's wife Thea lent vocals to "Easier Unsaid Than Undone" and "The House of the Lord". The latter also features Tippin's sons, Tom and Ted, alongside the husband and wife. Tippin has also covered Frank Sinatra and Al Green alongside his youngest son. The 14-year old Tom contributed vocals to Al Green's "Let's Stay Together".

Country and Patriotism

Immediately after releasing his debut song, Tippin developed a close association with his country, its soldiers and the working class. "You've Got to Stand for Something" became more of an anthem for those who served the country and Tippin was even invited to accompany Bob Hope to visit American soldiers in the Gulf War. A baritone that is often linked to a dense nasal twang, Tippin's voice is loved by millions. Some of his patriotic ballads include "Workin' Man's PhD" and "Where the Stars and Stripes and Eagle Fly". The romantic songs in his repertoire, such as "That's as Close as I'll Get to Loving You", also became hugely popular. The artist has also ventured into honky-tonk tunes that inspired songs like "Honky Tonk Superman" and "There Ain't Nothin' Wrong With the Radio".

Of all the various styles the country crooner experimented with, his neotraditionalist patriotic renditions received the biggest acclaims. If and when you'll get Tippin's new "Aaron Tippin 25" disc, you'll get a set of historic photos inside the sleeve, the first of which will be of his tour to Saudi Arabia to meet the American Gulf War soldiers. With eleven studio albums and a legion of diehard fans, Aaron Tippin has definitely made himself a force to be reckoned with. Don't miss a chance to catch the living legend in concert once he comes to your city.