Dierks Bentley's Broken Branches Tour: A Musical Journey Across 30 Cities
Dierks Bentley kicked off his highly anticipated Broken Branches Tour at the Moody Center in Austin, marking the start of a 30-city journey. The tour is in support of his upcoming album, BROKEN BRANCHES, scheduled for release on June 13. Bentley energized the crowd with his opening song, "Well Well Whiskey," and delighted fans with a mix of his popular hits like "Drunk on a Plane" and "5-1-5-0," as well as emotional tracks such as "I Hold On" and "Riser."
The concert also featured new music from Bentley's upcoming album, with the debut of "She Hates Me" giving fans a taste of what's to come. Bentley treated the audience to engaging mashups, including a blend of "Free and Easy" with Alabama's "Mountain Music," and surprised fans with special collaborations, like a performance of "Bad Angel" with Jon Randall and Jessi Alexander, both GRAMMY winners.
Opening act Zach Top warmed up the crowd with classic tunes like Merle Haggard's "Ramblin' Fever" and George Strait's "Amarillo by Morning," along with his original songs like "Beer for Breakfast" and "Cold Beer & Country Music." Top even joined Bentley and The Band Loula for a lively rendition of "Get Down On Your Knees," adding to the night's excitement.
Expressing his enthusiasm for the tour, Bentley shared his excitement, stating that he has never been more thrilled about a tour in his two-decade career. He highlighted his shared passion for traditional country music with Zach Top, setting the stage for an unforgettable musical experience for fans.
In addition to the music, Bentley also announced the launch of the Broken Branches Fund, a partnership with Music Health Alliance to provide mental health resources for music industry professionals. As the tour continues to travel across the country, Bentley promises to deliver joy and heartfelt performances to his dedicated fans, making each concert a memorable experience.