The Good Time Tour: Ben Rector + Graham Colton October 1, 2011

Ben Rector isn't afraid of the ever-changing music industry. He is reinventing himself every day with his stories of the heart and brilliant melodies, and the world is listening. After graduating from the University of Arkansas, Ben made a home in Nashville, and within months had already created buzz in Music City. Ben's success has been remarkably quick: playing piano & guitar for only a few years, he has already released 4 albums, toured alongside Five for Fighting, Matt Wertz, Dave Barnes, and Ben Kweller, where he's played his songs for thousands of people and won fans in cities all over the country.

Ben released his fourth studio effort, "Into the Morning" on February 16, 2010. Through word of mouth, the record peaked at #5 on the iTunes pop chart, #10 on the iTunes overall chart, and #11 on Billboard Heatseekers. On August 28, 2011, Ben will be releasing the highly anticipated follow-up record that his fans have been clamoring for. If the last 18 months are any indication, it's going to be an exhilarating ride. In every new city he captivates with his soulful lyrics and big sound, people can't help but get caught up in the storm.
http://www.benrectormusic.com/

Graham Colton has emerged with a stunning collection of pop-rock melodies, lyrics and emotions in 12 tracks that swing between love and heartbreak, trials and relief on his forthcoming CD, Here Right Now.

After learning to play the guitar at 12, he started writing his own songs . Colton continued to absorb musical influences such as Counting Crows, Oasis, The Lemonheads, The Wallflowers, and R.E.M. A few of the home-recorded tracks from CD's he handed out at gigs turned up on the Internet via Napster and he started drawing a wider audience to his self-penned acoustic rock. He soon drew the attention of one of his biggest influences, Counting Crows lead singer Adam Duritz, who got wind of Colton's following and booked the emerging act to open on six weeks of the band's 2002 college tour. A record deal with Universal Republic followed and The Graham Colton Band quickly amped up their tour experience, joining the Crows several more times and hitting the road with the likes of John Mayer, Maroon 5, Train, Kelly Clarkson and Dave Matthews Band.

After three years of constant touring, Colton separated from his band and moved to Los Angeles where he spent a year writing songs and recording with producer John Fields (Switchfoot, Rooney, Semisonic).Although it can be said that the power of the story is in the telling, it's the tale itself that inspires the story to be told. Performance and delivery make up only one half of the equation; the other half is the feeling and emotion that inspires the creation of melodies and lyrics.
http://grahamcolton.com/

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