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SAMMY KERSHAW, AARON TIPPIN & JOE DIFFIE HIT THE ROAD FOR THE 2013 "ROOTS & BOOTS" TOUR

Nashville, Tenn. (February 25, 2013) - Country music veterans Sammy Kershaw, Aaron Tippin and Joe Diffie have teamed up for a national tour they're calling "Roots & Boots." On stage together, the trio perform acoustic versions of their more than 40 Top Ten hit songs, as well as share stories about the roots of their music (view tour EPK here). "The 'Roots & Boots' tour is three friends who love country music having a good time, telling jokes about each other and telling jokes on each other," says Kershaw. "We tell stories behind all of our songs. It's a great show, so don't be square, be there!" Diffie adds, "Sam, Aaron and I have a great time doing these shows and the fans do too. It's always an adventure." Tippin says of the tour, "Being onstage with Sammy and Joe is a blast. I admire both of these guys so much. We have a great time together and the show is different every night and always a lot of fun." Kershaw's platinum-selling albums have had hits such as "She Don't Know She's Beautiful," "I Can't Reach Her Anymore" and "National Working Woman's Holiday." Tippin's fame was launched with the release of his uncompromising single "You've Got to Stand For Something." He followed that with other major hits including "Where the Stars and Stripes and the Eagle Fly," "There Ain't Nothing Wrong with the Radio" and "Kiss This." Since he first topped the charts in 1990 with "Home," Diffie has delivered twelve #1 hits, twenty top 10's and four gold and platinum albums. 2013 "Roots & Boots" Tour Dates: March 8 - Wilkesboro, NC - John A. Walker Community Center March 12 - Palm Desert, CA - McCallum Theatre for the Performing Arts March 13 - Modesto, CA - Gallo Center for the Arts March 14 - Redding, CA - The Cascade Theatre March 15 - La Mirada, CA - La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts March 16 - Chandler, AZ - Chandler Center for the Arts March 17 - El Cajon, CA - Sycuan Casino March 18, 19 - Folsom, CA - Three Stages At Folsom Lake College March 23 - Rising Sun, IN - Rising Star Casino Resort March 24 - Meadville, PA - Alleghey College Auditorium March 29 - Mahnomen, MN - Shooting Star Casino April 6 - Biloxi, MS - IP Casino Resort & Spa / Convention Center April 19 - Moncton, Canada - The Centre At Casino New Brunswick May 10 - Branson, MO - RFD-TV Theatre May 11 - Sand Springs, OK - Osage Casino - Sand Springs May 24 - Pigeon Forge, TN - Country Tonite Theatre

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