Brantley Gilbert rolled his Tattoos Tour to Utica on Friday, April 25, bringing a night of excitement, adrenaline, and small town country vibes. Opening up with ” It’s About To Get Dirty”, the stage filled with shooting flames of fire and smoke as the band entered the stage.
The Georgia born artist had the fans on their feet as he brought a mix of country and rock to the stage. Chants of “USA” grew loud after Brantley interacted with the crowd throughout his hit song ” Small Town Throwdown”.
Opening the night was Louisiana native Payton Smith. Known for his high energy guitar skills and smooth vocals he intrigued the fans with his welcoming style. Smith began releasing music in 2019, quickly topping over 50 million streams on his debut single, ” Like I Knew You Would”.
Following Smith’s performance was Georgia native Travis Denning. Denning has charted with the singles “David Ashley Parker from Powder Springs” and “After a Few” which reached number one on the United States Country Airplay chart. Travis took the time in between songs to stop and thank the fans for having him in Utica.
The show was the first concert held at the Adirondack Bank Center since Legendary country artist Toby Keith performed there in 2021. Brantley consistently showed appreciation throughout the night thanking the fans for their support. Brantley Gilbert began singing and song writing original music when he was nineteen after flipping his truck and crashing into a tree. The life altering accident inspired him to start making music to recapture some memories he lost in the crash.
Gilbert closed out the night with his song “Read Me My Rights”. Fans cheered as Brantley and the band put on a show full of excitement, theatrics, and good ol’ country music. Brantley and the band continue their tour in Wilkes Barre, PA, on Saturday followed by performances in Minnesota and North Dakota.
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