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Blake Shelton: From his break-out 2001 hit “Austin,” to his most recent single “Drink On It,” Blake Shelton has been a favorite of country music fans for more than a decade.
The Oklahoma native moved to Nashville, Tennessee at age 17 to pursue his dream and the gamble certainly paid off! With a lot of hard word, great songs, and an irresistible voice, the country star has enjoyed success with 10 number 1 hits on the country charts to date.
Shelton had a ground-breaking year in 2011, catapulting him to mainstream success even outside of the country music community.
He released his sixth album “Red River Blue”, starred as a judge and coach on the hit talent show “The Voice,” and married fellow country superstar Miranda Lambert.
2012 is sure to bring continued success for the country crooner as he heads out on his Well Lit and Amplified tour, with fellow artists Justin Moore and The Voice runner-up, Dia Frampton.
Blake Shelton: Blake Shelton at DCU Center live on Thursday, 23 February 2012 in Worcester, Worcestershire. A popular live music event taking place on the Thursday, 23 February 2012 that will see tickets sell out quickly. Buy tickets for Blake Shelton at DCU Center by comparing ticket prices from top UK ticket companies.
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