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David Nail live review on CountryMusicRocks.com
11/2/2010 
We got the opportunity to catch David Nail in concert as he is currently openingfor Lady Antebellum's Need You Now 2010 Tour. The sold-out event had fansexcited and anticipating the fantastic evening that was in store. The theater looked completely full prior to Nail's performance.
His opening intro was strong and fans were eager to welcome him to the stage. Nail opened with "Looking For A Good Time" and continued delivering songs off his current album I'm About To Come Alive. As soon as "Red Light" began, fans were excited and began singing along while on their feet enjoying the hit single. Fans remained standing for the last few songs of his set, which was finalized with his current, hit single " Turning Home."
When Nail left the stage, the crowd still standing & applauding his performance. David's vocals were smooth and strong throughout his entire set and his interaction with the crowd, as well as his stage presence, was great. David serves as a strong opener for Lady Antebellum as he pumped up the fans for what was still ahead for the evening.To see if David Nail is coming to an area near you, check out his tour schedule on his official website www.DavidNail.com
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I'm not alone in my opinion. People all around me were singing along, taking pix with their phones, and making comments like the one I heard from a lady behind me: "I love his voice!" He warmed up the audience, and he got us all up on our feet! And he was so gracious in signing and posing at the Meet & Greet after his part of the show. Come back to Houston soon, David!
I went to the Lady Antebellum concert in Houston, Texas, last night and saw David Nail. I had not heard of him, nor had I heard his music, so I had no preconceived notions. My husband and I were not impressed. First, we couldn't understand David's lyrics, and he seemed to have very low energy. I think he smiled once during his set. The first four or five songs he played sounded much the same. I don't know if he thought he was being funny, but he seemed to be rude to us in the audience, at one point saying that maybe some of us were "bored." That's what we thought he was--bored. That's certainly how he acted. Today, I read reviews of his music and his shows, and people seem to really like both. Perhaps David didn't feel well. I once saw Tim McGraw in concert, and he was terrible that night. Good thing I didn't base my entire opinion of him on that! I hope for David's sake that the show last night was not his usual.
Have you made a video for "looking for a good time"? I think if you do, it will be one of your biggest hits. It is a great song with even better lyrics !! Please release it as a single.
DAVID YOU WERE FANTASTIC! Went with hubby and couple of friends. My son's a broker and we had great seats. Our friends and hubby have never heard you sing before. Omigosh! They loved you. I've always loved your singing, your voice, your lyrics and your certainly not bad on the eyes either. I listen to your CD every day at work with my ear phones. I could have listened to you half the day and night and the other half to Lady Antebellum! The sound was great at Cynthia Woods Pavilion, not too loud or anything. I can't stress how much we enjoyed the show tonight. The only way it could have been better is if Miranda Lambert was there to do "Strangers on a Train" with you. Keep up the great work! BTW, hubby is from Bootheel of Missouri. He graduated from South Pemiscot High School. I graduated from Armorel, Arkansas, which is about 8 miles from Blytheville Arkansas on the Mississippi. Love ya!
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