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Eric Church Kicks His Double Down Tour Back Up Tonight

Eric Church is back on the road tonight (9/13) with the Double Down Tour resuming in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The tour features back-to-back nights with distinct setlists in most cities….

Eric Church Kicks Back Up His Double Down Tour Tonight
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Eric Church is back on the road tonight (9/13) with the Double Down Tour resuming in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The tour features back-to-back nights with distinct setlists in most cities.

Eric shares, “Some people may be surprised to learn that there’s only about five songs from our back catalog that are gonna be both nights. I’m going to play most of the Desperate Man over the two nights; probably six a night for those, but they’re not gonna be what they think. So, we’ll play ‘Smoke a Little Smoke’ one night, but you won’t get it the next. You’ll get ‘Drink in My Hand’ the next, but you won’t get it the first one.”

He continues, “So, we’re gonna make this a little bit where they’ll be those songs in there, but they won’t be both nights unless you go to both nights. It’s just the way we’re gonna do it. I think we can do it. I think our catalog will let us do it. If you come, you’re gonna hear ‘Sinners Like Me’ one night, but not both nights. And I think that it’ll make it interesting for the people that are coming, and it’ll make the show fun for us.”

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