Southern rock
Subgenre of rock music and a genre of Americana
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2025 | Canada men's national ice hockey team used 'Feeling Good' as their goal song at the 4 Nations Face-Off tournament. |
October 26 2024 | Organized 'Concert for Carolina' with Luke Combs at Bank of America Stadium, raising over $24 million for Hurricane Helene relief. |
October 4 2024 | Released 'Darkest Hour', his first solo performance in three years, in response to Hurricane Helene's impact on North Carolina. |
April 2024 | Eric Church opened Chief's, a bar, restaurant, and performance venue in downtown Nashville. |
2023 | Church started the Outsiders Revival Tour, revisiting and reimagining his earlier tour concept. |
September 9 2023 | Married his long-time friend Brandi, whom he had known since 2003. |
May 14 2023 | Became engaged to long-time friend Brandi on Mother's Day. |
2022 | Released collaborative album 'Sometimes Y' with Yelawolf. |
November 2022 | North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper awarded Eric Church the North Carolina Award, the state's highest civilian honor. |
March 22 2022 | His wife Mary Jane Thomas passed away at age 58 due to complications from a medical procedure. |
March 7 2022 | Performed at the 57th Academy of Country Music Awards. |
2021 | Released 'Leave Those Memories Alone', a tribute single to his late friend and manager Col. John Hensley, which was part of the album 'Over a Cocaine Rainbow'. |
2021 | Released the 'Goof the Floof Remix' of his track 'From Here to Eternity', which referenced a quote by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard. |
October 9 2021 | Performed a solo concert in Philadelphia as part of The Gather Again Tour. |
October 8 2021 | Performed a solo concert in Pittsburgh after two bandmates tested positive for COVID-19. |
April 23 2021 | Church released the album Soul, completing his triple-album project with a total of 24 songs. |
April 20 2021 | Church released the album &, second of his triple-album project. |
April 16 2021 | Church released the album Heart, first of his triple-album project. |
November 11 2020 | Eric Church won the Entertainer of the Year award at the 54th Annual Country Music Association Awards. |
August 12 2020 | Selected for induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame, cementing his status as a significant figure in country music history. |
June 13 2020 | Katherine Williams-Dunning, Hank Williams Jr.'s daughter, died in a car crash at age 27. |
2019 | Church launched the Double Down Tour, continuing to build his live performance legacy. |
2019 | Collaborated with Brandi Carlile to produce Tanya Tucker's 25th album 'While I'm Livin'', which earned Grammys for Best Country Album and Best Country Song, and received Americana Award nominations. |
2019 | Appeared as himself in the television series 'Marvel's The Punisher'. |
2019 | Won Grammy Award for Best Americana Album for 'By the Way, I Forgive You' and was nominated for Album of the Year and Record of the Year. |
March 2019 | Announced a tour with Duff McKagan in support of McKagan's solo album 'Tenderness', with Jennings' band playing both support and headline slots as backing band. |
2018 | Produced Brandi Carlile's album 'By the Way, I Forgive You', which received six Grammy nominations and won three awards in Americana and American roots categories. |
October 2018 | Releases album 'Desperate Man'. |
August 2018 | Released his album 'Shooter', a fun, rockin' record created with producer Dave Cobb, inspired by the 1984 country album Major Moves. |
July 13 2018 | Releases the first single and title track 'Desperate Man' from the upcoming album. |
July 12 2018 | Announced his sixth album, Desperate Man, to be released on October 5, 2018. |
2017 | Ranked No. 50 in Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Country Artists of All Time list |
2017 | Eric Church won the Merle Haggard Spirit Award at the ACM Awards |
2017 | Shooter Jennings originally planned to release the album 'Over a Cocaine Rainbow', but decided to postpone it due to the album being too 'dark and experimental'. |
November 2017 | Released a limited run vinyl box set '61 Days in Church', featuring 124 live tracks from his 2017 tour. |
October 4 2017 | Debuted the song 'Why Not Me' at the Grand Ole Opry, written in memory of Sonny Melton, a victim of the Las Vegas shooting. |
January 2017 | Began his Holdin' My Own Tour, which featured 62 shows in 61 cities through May 2017. |
2016 | Eric Church won Video of the Year for 'Mr. Misunderstood' at the ACM Awards |
2016 | Created and released a podcast series titled 'Beyond the Black' about the topics and recording of Black Ribbons, available on music streaming platforms, YouTube, and the podcast's website. |
August 29 2016 | Released the single 'Kill a Word' to country radio. |
March 2016 | Released 'Record Year' to radio, which reached No. 1 on the Country Airplay chart in August 2016. |
February 26 2016 | Released the album 'Countach (For Giorgio)', a tribute to electronic music pioneer Giorgio Moroder, featuring guest vocals from Steve Young, Brandi Carlile, Marilyn Manson, and Richard Garriott de Cayeux. The album became his first to enter the Dance Albums chart, peaking at number seven. |
2015 | Inducted into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame, recognizing his musical legacy and contributions to the state's music scene. |
2015 | Eric Church won the Jim Reeves International Award at the ACM Awards |
2015 | Jennings's label Black Country Rock released Stargunn's debut album 'The Only Way Up Is Down' on vinyl as part of Record Store Day. |
2015 | Toronto Maple Leafs used 'Feeling Good' as their goal song during the 2015–16 hockey season. |
2015 | Toronto Blue Jays used 'Feeling Good' as their victory song. |
November 9 2015 | Church released the title track 'Mr. Misunderstood' to radio and performed it live for the first time at the 2015 CMA Awards. |
November 3 2015 | Eric Church surprise-released his album Mr. Misunderstood to his fan club members, with no promotional advertisements. |
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