Dierks Bentley plays CBS '"The Night Before" Super Bowl concert in Phoenix, Arizona.
"I've done some interesting things in my career," Dierks Bentley told the packed house at the US Airways Center in Phoenix on Saturday night. "But this could be the best night of my career."
Arizona Native shares these "best night" with Jason Aldean memories and Florida Georgia Line, who accompanied Bentley to his hometown to CBS Radio of "The Night Before" concert celebrating the Super Bowl next night with countries hit after hit high energy. Some 15,000 fans packed the stage for the show, which began with game FGL super-charged songs - and not just their own. Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley duo - Phoenix Suns wearing basketball shoes personalized t - told fans a way to get to know them was known to his musical influences. So, besides their charts "Cruise", "This is how we roll" and other favorites FGL, was held on the covers ranging from the new pop (Meghan Trainor "All About That Bass" and Bruno Mars "Tesoro”) the country vintage (Garth Brooks "Friends in low Places"), along with a beloved melody rap of his "year of sixth grade," Dr. Dre and Eminem "Forgot About Dre".
Saturday was also the 28th birthday of Hubbard - and he was not shy about letting fans know, hitting the front lines to 50 Cent "In Da Club" ("Go shorty, it's your birthday ...") and pushing the audience to sing. (Bit No.)
Set an hour of FGL included a shout-out to the greats who were ultimately opening for: the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks. The duo spent their attenuated "Dirt" the stars of the NFL Gridiron. "They work their asses off every week," Hubbard said. "That's something sacred ground here in Phoenix."
US Airways Center was just that Bentley, who said that, at age 17, sat in the last row of the arena for a concert by Garth Brooks. ACM male leader nominated this year exploded on stage with "5-1-5-0" and traveled through its catalog, playing "Drunk on a Plane" and "What was I thinking," including sing-alongs Popular.
The show was part of the value of a week of events to Bentley. In its nearby bar Scottsdale, Dierks Bentley Whiskey Row, hosted a series of country artists in the city, either for the Super Bowl or the nearby Waste Management Phoenix Open. He and Gavin DeGraw also "open" for the Super Bowl at the University of Phoenix Stadium evening party NFL championship.
While Bentley and FGL were talkative, Aldean stuck to music and fireworks to set the clock in a little over an hour. He meant that he was happy to be back on stage after a break of three months. It was a smooth return to the live shows for the native of Georgia, whose firey set included "Hicktown", "Big Green Tractor", "Dirt Road Anthem", "When she says Baby" and "Night Train".
The football-themed concert was an unbroken series of successes and entertainment. Among the events, the cheerleaders Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots danced on the main floor of the woven by Deejay Plata music. Arizona Diamondbacks slugger Paul Goldschmidt and American Idol champ Scotty McCreery made guest appearances on stage as well, finishing a night that saw a sea of fans, as Hubbard said, "throw down to the Super Bowl."
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