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Sunday January 18th 7:00PM at the Aronoff Theater

Blake Shelton Multi-platinum selling Warner Bros. recording artist Blake Shelton released his fifth studio album on Nov. 18, 2008, Startin’ Fires and his current chart climbing single is “She Wouldn’t Be Gone.” As an artist, Shelton has shown steady growth and momentum since his impressive 2001 debut, which earned him the title of Radio & Records magazine’s breakthrough country artist that year and multiple CMA and ACM Award nominations followed. His hits run the gamut from the sweet sentiments of his six-week #1 debut single, “Austin,” and two additional multi-week #1 singles with “The Baby,” “Some Beach” and “Home.” Shelton has had multiple #1 videos, including “Ol’ Red,” “Heavy Liftin’,” “Some Beach,” “Goodbye Time,” “Nobody But Me,” “Don’t Make Me,” “The More I Drink” and “Home.” This is a special opportunity to see Blake unplugged. www.blakeshelton.com
 

Opening for Blake will be Linda Davis and Bill Whyte.
A dedicated career woman, consummate entertainer, inspirational motivator, and devoted wife and mother are just a few ways to describe Grammy winning singer/songwriter Linda Davis. In 1993, she won the Grammy Award for Best Country Vocal Collaboration for her duet of “Does He Love You” with Reba McEntire. Kenny Rogers, a long-time friend and fan proclaims, “In this business, there are people who can sing and there are singers. Linda Davis is absolutely one of the best singers in the business. I defy you to find anyone who’s ever worked with her or heard her sing to disagree with that statement. She is the best.”

Bill Whyte has gone from a budding singer-songwriter to celebrated country DJ and now is finding a new niche he wasn't sure he had as a novelty tune/comedy performer. For Whyte, radio has been his career, but songwriting seems to be his life. He started playing guitar at age 16 and got a radio job at 18. Bill has always kept up his contacts with the Nashville songwriting scene and has collaborated with some big-name writers and artists. After leaving his morning show in July, Bill is ready for new adventures including more songwriting and lots of live performances.

This is a benefit concert with a portion of the ticket proceeds supporting the programs of Sojourner Recovery Services

Ticket Information

Ticket Prices: $40, $35, $30, $23

- ONLINE http://www.cincinnatiarts.org
- BY PHONE   513/ 621-ARTS (2787)
- CAA TICKET OFFICES

Aronoff Center for the Arts
650 Walnut Street
Cincinnati, OH 45202
M – F 10 AM – 5:30 PM
Sat  10AM – 1PM
Through intermission of the last show on performance days. 

Silent Auction!
A one day hunting trip with Joe Thomas from “Reel in the Outdoors” at the Turkey Ridge Hunting and Fishing Club will be auctioned in the lobby the night of the concert.