Brett Eldredge to Hit the Road on 2021 Good Day Tour
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Country Music
Singer-songwriter will promote his album Sunday Drive with a fall tour beginning in mid-September
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Brett Eldredge Talks Running a Half-Marathon During Quarantine and Why a ‘Good Day’ Is Any Day Spent Outdoors
Posted in: LifestyleThe country star talks to Rolling Stone about his latest single, the hobbies he picked up during quarantine and how his newfound love for running inspired a new partnership with CamelBak
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Year in Review: The 30 Best Country and Americana Albums of 2020
Posted in: Country Music ListsAshley McBryde, Chris Stapleton, and others rise to meet an uncertain year
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Watch Brett Eldredge’s Live In-Studio Performance of ‘When I Die’
Posted in: Country Music"Live at Royal Plum" video features accompaniment from 'Sunday Drive' producers Daniel Tashian and Ian Fitchuk
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Brett Eldredge’s ‘Sunday Drive’ Video Will Make You Cry
Posted in: Country MusicCountry vocalist marks the passage of time between children and their parents via a poignant car ride
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Brett Eldredge Learned to Slow Down and Meditate. Then He Made His Best Album
Posted in: Country Music"All you get to leave behind are your stories and the people that you loved," says the country singer, who probes love, life, and death on "Sunday Drive"
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Brett Eldredge Gives Live Debut of New Song ‘Gabrielle’ on ‘Colbert’
Posted in: Country MusicThe first single off the country singer's 'Sunday Drive' album asks what went wrong in a romance
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How Brett Eldredge Got Off Social Media (and the Grid) to Find a Mature New Voice
Posted in: Country MusicPiano-driven new single "Gabrielle" is the sound of a guy putting away childish things
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2019 Fourth of July Concerts: Who’s Playing, How to Watch
Posted in: Country MusicFrom the annual fireworks spectacular in New York City to Nashville's musical blowout, all you need to know about Independence Day
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Hear Brett Eldredge’s Radiant Cover of Queen’s ‘Crazy Little Thing Called Love’
Posted in: Country MusicCountry performer records rockabilly-tinged hit for ad campaign
