Clint Black brings country Christmas show to The Palace Theatre
Country crooner Clint Black brings a Christmas-themed show to Greensburg's The Palace Theatre Dec. 13.
Black, who is married to actress/singer Lisa Hartman Black, with whom he often records and performs, has sold more than 20 million albums globally, according to a news release.
And while he's known as an accomplished singer and guitarist, he also is proficient on drums and harmonica,.
Black's latest album is "On Purpose."
I've enjoyed hearing how you are living your life #OnPurpose . If you haven't shared your story yet, listen to my brand new discography playlist on @Spotify for some inspiration from my latest album "On Purpose." https://t.co/AchQFPL7nA
— Clint Black (@Clint_Black) September 28, 2018
Black's 1989 triple platinum album, "Killin' Time," marks a return to more traditional country music, and holds a place on CMT's list as one of the 100 Greatest Albums in Country Music, according to the release.
Apparently, it's a popular sentiment.
He's got the right idea. Would you agree, @Clint_Black ? pic.twitter.com/QeU7N6s4pG
— Lovin' Lyrics (@lovinlyrics) September 29, 2018
A man, his dog, and his truck. Sounds like the beginnings of a country song.
My dog Ziggy's favorite song @Clint_Black Like the Rain #liketherain @stevencstubbs10 pic.twitter.com/M1aketwKjL
— Victoria (@victoriadstubbs) September 30, 2018
Black has graced the silver screen as well, showing his acting chops with a cameo in the 1994 film "Maverick" and in roles including the 2000 movie "Going Home."
He's also performed with his wife and their daughter, Lilly Black, in the 2012 film "Flicka, Country Pride."
Black's friendship with fellow "Celebrity Apprentice" contestant and Olympic gold medalist Scott Hamilton led the two to work to raise $1 million in matching donations for the International Rett Syndrome Foundation . Black is the foundation's "Research to Reality: Funding Progress" campaign honorary chair, helping to accelerate treatments and research to find a cure for the developmental disorder, the release states.
We have never been closer to life-changing treatments and a cure. Give today to https://t.co/VPBZlJskow , share this post and challenge your friends to give to help those we love. https://t.co/xxivoyl9T2 . https://t.co/6nyF0tAxPa
— Rettsyndrome.org (@Rettsyndrome) October 4, 2018
@Clint_Black thank you for helping kick off @#@Rettsyndrome awareness month at the Purple Pumpkin gala in the Keys! #overpowerrett pic.twitter.com/NwShr3HLVT
— Kathryn S Kissam (@Kissamtwits) October 6, 2018
A limited amount of Gold Circle seats will be available for $84.75, with the remaining seats at $69.75, $59.75, and $49.75.
Promoter presale begins at 10 a.m. Thursday with the password "PALACE" at Ticketfly.com
Tickets go on sale to the general public at noon Friday for the 7:30 p.m. concert
Details: 724-836-8000 or thepalacetheatre.org
Mary Pickels is a Tribune-Review staff writer. Reach her at 724-836-5401 or mpickels@tribweb.com or via Twitter @MaryPickels.
