Eric Church
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More like Eric Chooch, amirite?
He looked hungover and completely disinterested at CGD in Ames in 2019.
Maybe that's just how he rolls because his music has about the same personality and insight.
Maybe that's just how he rolls because his music has about the same personality and insight.
I’m not much of a country fan, but I did enjoy his early stuff (Sinners Like Me and Carolina albums).
Then of course he made it big and blends in with the rest of them.
There's a Perfectly Reasonable Explanation as to Why Eric Church Always Wears Sunglasses
The reason Eric Church always wear sunglasses is quite simple. The accessory, favored by many, is needed to protect his eyes from the bright lights.
Thanks Urbandale. I guess he could wear glasses.There's a Perfectly Reasonable Explanation as to Why Eric Church Always Wears Sunglasses
The reason Eric Church always wear sunglasses is quite simple. The accessory, favored by many, is needed to protect his eyes from the bright lights.www.distractify.com
At least if we get GameDay again we've got Haliburton. His star has definitely risen to the point he could guest pick on Gameday and that seems like something he would love.
Also some good songs on Chief. But “Drink in my Hand” was the song all the bro country douches latched on to and things were never the same.
I'm a huge fan of certain types of country, and Church's early career flirted with that, but I never got his music, personally. He does rep some really good artists and often brings really good artists on tour with him, but "Drink In My Hand" is a note-for-note ripoff of Neal McCoy's "Wink" (you can straight up sing the choruses over top of each other) and "Springsteen" is ******* awful.
He's the dooche country of Gameday pickers but Gameday has slowly evolved into the dooche country of sports shows so the joke's on morons like myself who will still be tuning in out of habit this fall.
I was a huge Church fan too. But now he's bro country like everyone else. It happens to them all. And would likely happen to me too, if i were in his shoes $$$
People don’t like seeing artists “sell out” but it’s usually hard for me to fault guys for cashing in and getting some wealth for themselves.
I’d probably do the same but then revert back to the original style once I felt had “enough.” I’m not sure how much that happens though.
Im batting 100% after Eric Church concerts so Im a big fan!!!
I've wondered if some of these bands that hit big like in the 80s or 90s actually enjoy it more when they can still tour even if it's smaller crowds and venues.
They probably still sell just fine with long time fans and then maybe don't have to deal with the media craziness that comes with being a huge act.
