Drew Baldridge brought his country music tour to The Song & Dance in Syracuse on Sunday, November 17, for a night of good vibes and dancing.
Known for his diversity, the Illinois born singer showed up with a mix of slow country and rockin’ honky tonk that had the fans dancing the night away. Opening up with his song “Imma,” the crowd cheered him on as he held his guitar high.
Drew made sure to stop and acknowledge the fans in between songs and thank them for having him in Syracuse. Halfway though the perfomance Drew invited a couple up on stage informing the crowd that there was a surprise coming. Little did they know an on stage proposal was about to take place.
Opening the show was Nashville native Dylan Wolfe who welcomed the fans with his acoustic cover of “Here Without You” written by 3 Doors Down. Known for his twangy guitar riffs and stunning vocals, Dylan wove together stories of love and sorrow as the enticed crowd sang along.
Following Dylan’s performance was Tori Martin, also a Nashville native. The country artist brought a mix of love, heartbreak, and self discovery as she interacted with the crowd. Known for her catchy song “Lost in the Country”, Tori brought energetic vibes and a sense of authenticity to the stage.
The country music fans of Syracuse didn’t just come for a show, they came to dance the night away. This was Drew Baldridge’s first time headlining a show in Syracuse. With songs like “Honky Tonk Town” and “Beach Ain’t One”, Drew brought high energy and emotion to the stage. Known for his heartfelt lyrics, Drew ended his performance with the hit “Shes Somebody’s Daughter’ as families slow danced together, some even in tears from the raw emotion that the Illinois-born artist poured his heart out to. This song would go on to make Drew the first independent artist to achieve a number 1 at country radio.
Gearing up for shows in Michigan and Ohio, Drew concluded his performance with heartfelt invitations to the fans for each and every one of them to come meet him and say hello.
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