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About Jamey Johnson

Jamey Johnson was born in 1975 in Enterprise, Alabama, and raised in Montgomery. After serving eight years in the United States Marine Corps, he tried his luck and talents on the Nashville music scene. It wasn’t long before his sound caught the attention of BNA Records, leading to the release of his debut album, The Dollar, in 2005. However, it was his critically acclaimed album That Lonesome Song that earned Platinum certification from the RIAA and propelled him to stardom.

Renowned for his deep, soulful voice and traditional country style, Johnson drew comparisons to Waylon Jennings and Merle Haggard. Beyond his own albums, he penned hits for other major country artists, including the chart-topping "Honky Tonk Badonkadonk" for Trace Adkins. Collaborations with country icons like Willie Nelson, Emmylou Harris, and George Strait further solidified his standing in the industry, while his tributes to legends have demonstrated his respect for music's heritage.

With several Grammy nominations and multiple awards from the Country Music Association (CMA) and Academy of Country Music (ACM), Jamey Johnson continues to shape the landscape of country music. His storytelling strikes a chord with audiences, and his songwriting and performances have made a profound impact on the industry. Thanks to his dedication to his craft, his continued contributions promise to inspire and influence future generations of musicians for decades to come.

Jamey Johnson’s Setlist

Johnson’s catalog is steeped in emotional resonance and soulful melodies, and his music becomes even more powerful on stage. From intimate ballads to foot-stomping anthems, each song feels like a journey through life's highs and lows, with Johnson carrying the weight of every emotion. When you see him live, expect at least a few of these fan favorites to grace his setlist:

In Color
High Cost of Living
That Lonesome Song
Can’t Cash My Checks
Mowin’ Down the Roses
Place Out on the Ocean
Lonely at the Top
Between Jennings and Jones
The Guitar Song
Lead Me Home

Live Moments That Made Headlines

Johnson’s concerts are celebrated for their emotional depth and musical integrity. With his gravelly voice and masterful guitar skills, he crafts an atmosphere that envelops listeners, holding the room spellbound as he effortlessly conveys the essence of his music. His concerts leave people with lasting memories, and occasionally, their impact extends beyond the venue. These have been among his most transcendent appearances:

May 27, 2011: Jamey Johnson headlined Willie Nelson’s Country Throwdown at the Mann Center for the Performing Arts in Philadelphia. His set featured an array of steel guitar-heavy tunes, and the night ended with a powerful sing-along of “Will the Circle Be Unbroken” and “I’ll Fly Away,” with Randy Houser and other artists joining in, leaving the audience elated.
November 3, 2013: During a special concert at the Ryman Auditorium, Johnson joined Alabama on stage for a memorable rendition of “My Home’s In Alabama.” This concert was recorded for the Alabama & Friends album and featured an impressive lineup of country stars including Luke Bryan, Trisha Yearwood, and Jason Aldean, marking a historic event at the iconic venue.
January 15, 2015: At the Gershwin Prize Tribute Concert in honor of Willie Nelson, Jamey Johnson and Alison Krauss offered a phenomenal performance of "Seven Spanish Angels.” The duo did justice to a track originally recorded by Nelson and Ray Charles in 1985, and their equally moving version brought tears to the eyes of the guest of honor and his wife, Annie D'Angelo.
July 6, 2015: An all-star lineup gathered for ACL Live At The Moody Theater to pay respects to Outlaw pioneer Waylon Jennings. Don Was and Buddy Cannon led a lineup that featured Eric Church, Kacey Musgraves, Sturgill Simpson, Chris Stapleton, Jessi Colter, and several other esteemed artists. Johnson and Alison Krauss got toes tapping with “I Ain’t The One.”
March 16, 2016: Jamey Johnson teamed up with Martina McBride, Reba McEntire, Hank Williams Jr., Jennifer Nettles, and others to honor The Life & Songs Of Kris Kristofferson at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville. Johnson and Shooter Jennings stood in for Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings for a live rendition of “Highwayman” with Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson.
November 20, 2019: At the Stifel Theatre in St. Louis, Jamey Johnson participated in The Last Waltz Tour, a recreation of The Band’s famous 1976 farewell concert that featured Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Van Morrison, Ringo Starr, Neil Young, and others. Beginning with “Up on Cripple Creek,” Johnson treated the audience to several classics that embodied the spirit of the event.
September 25, 2021: Johnson’s Farm Aid set at the Xfinity Theater in Hartford, Connecticut, went down in history as a highlight of the festival. His poignant delivery of “In Color” and “Lead Me Home” was exceptional. Each song showcased his talent as a storyteller and solidified his status, not just as a staple of the annual benefit but also as a living country legend.
May 14, 2022: Jamey Johnson was inducted into the Grand Ole Opry by Bill Anderson, his co-writer, friend, mentor, and the same man who had introduced his 2005 debut at the venue. After accepting the warm welcome, he opened his first set as a member with “The School of the Fiddle and Steel,” a song he wrote and performed for his first guest appearance.
April 23, 2023: Jamey Johnson joined Jelly Roll, Lorrie Morgan, Dierks Bentley, Travis Tritt, Tanya Tucker, Brad Paisley, and others at the Von Braun Center in Alabama to pay homage to distinguished musician George Jones. Johnson took the stage with Wynonna Judd to perform “Golden Ring,” a song made famous by Jones and Tammy Wynette in 1976.

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Jamey Johnson tours and has appeared at Stagecoach and CMA Fest. He has also shared the stage with Willie Nelson, George Strait, Alison Krauss, Lee Ann Womack, and other extraordinary artists.

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