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Jamey Johnson is not by his own country lonesome. With his newly acquired haggard appearance, characterized by his bushy beard and copious mane, he may give off the impression of being down and out on his luck but his latest record, ‘Livin' for a Song: A Tribute to Hank Cochran’ in honor of the eponymous member of the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame beckoned the likes of Merle Haggard, George Strait, Willie Nelson, Alison Krauss and Kris Kristofferson with whom he has collaborated on several occasions, and they all came a calling. In just a decade, Jamey Johnson has transformed himself into a veritable country institution, preserving the traditional country twang in his recordings and performances, whether they are tear jerking ballads or roof-blowing honky tonk powder kegs. So rope in some Jamey Johnson tickets now for filling up that country cavity in your musical memory.
 
It wasn't all smooth sailing for Jamey Johnson on the road to country fame and fortune. However, one thing that he had going in his favor from the start was his family's proclivity towards music that enabled him to draw inspiration from the country creations of Alan Jackson and Alabama. Even though Jamey started attending Jacksonville State University, he dropped out in his third year and joined the United States Marine Corps Reserve, serving in it for eight years. However, his love for music did not wane and he continued to perform his own songs for his fellow cadets, even when he attained the rank of corporal. At the turn of the millennium, Jamey Johnson moved fulltime to Nashville and self-released his debut album ‘They Call Me Country’. As it is with all unsigned acts, his album did not do well commercially but was hailed critically. Jamey's first mainstream record materialized in the form of ‘The Dollar’ that was put out through BNA Records in 2005 following a publishing deal with EMI. However, Jamey's own career moves were not landing on the money. Even though the album reached top-twenty on the US Country chart and entered the top-hundred on Billboard 200, besides having its title track chart on Billboard's Hot 100 and become his first top-twenty US Country single, he was dropped by the label after a year of touring. Subsequently, his marriage fell apart, sending him spiraling into a phase of self-exile from the industry. Nonetheless, Jamey re-emerged from his harmonic hibernation and after entering into a recording deal with Mercury Nashville, released ‘That Lonesome Song’ in 2008.
 
It seems that Jamey's lyrical lonesomeness struck chords all around as the record broke into the top-ten slot on the US Country chart, peaking at the 6th spot and arose to number 28 on Billboard 200. Besides being stamped with a platinum certification, it also spawned hit singles such as 'In Color' that became his first top-ten single and was certified gold, as well as 'High Cost of Living'. However, despair not as some cheap Jamey Johnson tickets will ease your own 'high cost of living' and will shower you with rhythmic riches. Jamey Johnson truly came out in top with his 2010 studio release The Guitar Song as it shot straight to the top of the US Country Albums chart and also became his first top-10 record on Billboard 200. The album also had hit singles in 'My Way to You' and 'Heartache' that peaked at the 52nd and 52st spots respectively on the US Country chart as well as 'Playing the Part' that reached the 39th spot. The album was also nominated in the 'Best Country Album' category at the 2011 Grammys and its track 'Macon' received a nod for 'Best Male Country Vocal Performance'. Jamey was even nominated for a 'Best Country Collaboration with Vocals' alongside Dierks Bentley and Miranda Lambert for their collaboration 'Bad Angel'. However, this was not the first time that Jamey Johnson had been nominated for Grammy Awards as both the preceding events had seen him receive a total of five Grammy nominations, two each for his songs 'In Color' and the 'High Cost of Living'. Jamey has also a two-time ACM and CMA 'Song of the Year' award winner, clinching each time for his songs 'Give It Away' and 'In Color,' the former being for his songwriting contribution. So book some Jamey Johnson tickets for being serenaded by his 'Rebelicious' singing and 'Heartache' causing crooning.