Country music icon Clint Black is gearing up for a monumental celebration of his iconic hit and album, “Killin’ Time,” marking its 35th anniversary. The renowned singer-songwriter unveiled an expansive world tour slated for 2024, aptly named “Killin’ Time – The 35th Anniversary World Tour.”
This tour promises fans an unforgettable experience as Black plans to perform his triple-platinum debut album live, in full. The artist expressed his excitement about revisiting these classic songs and presenting them to his fans. He stated, “Time flies when you’re…Killin’ Time! My band and I are very excited to play the album top to bottom.”
The tour will kick off with a trio of concerts at Nashville’s esteemed Ryman Auditorium in February 2024. From there, it will traverse various locations including Oklahoma, Texas, Pennsylvania, California, and Canada. Fans can anticipate not only the complete “Killin’ Time” album but also other career-defining hits from Black’s repertoire such as “Loving Blind,” “Like the Rain,” and “A Bad Goodbye.”
In addition to the tour, Black has teamed up with Sony Music and Vinyl Me Please for a special vinyl reissue of “Killin’ Time,” set to ship in May 2024. This commemorative release marks another milestone for the celebrated album. Fans eager to secure their copy can sign up for pre-order notifications at www.clintblack.com.
The tour dates commence on February 16, 2024, at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, TN, and include performances in several states and Canadian cities. This grand celebration of a landmark album is sure to be an event that fans of Clint Black and country music won’t want to miss.
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