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Alan Jackson, whose full birth name is Alan Eugene Jackson, is a well known American musician who plays country music in a style that is revolutionary in itself; he usually blends a form of honky tonk with the usual conventional sounds found in country music to create his own version of country music, a sub-genre within the genre of country music. His unique style has resulted in various hits and he has produced a gigantic amount of music to date, 14 different country music albums through the country music label Arista Nashville. And it isn’t simply that his music is large in terms of volume and quantity, it is also of excellent quality, so much so that over 50 of his songs have been featured on the Billboard Top 30 Country Songs. And that isn’t it; out of these 50 songs half of them, as in 25, were number one hits! As such, for a fan of spectacular country music, there is no other person than Alan Jackson for you to purchase Alan Jackson tickets for.

This inductee of the Georgia Music Hall of Fame was born on the 17 th of October in 1958 Ruth Musick and Joseph Eugene Jackson in the suburbs of Newman in the US state of Georgia and studied at the neighborhood school, the Elm Street Elementary and Newnan High School from which he graduated and started a band after graduation. His success in music wasn’t quick, it was a slow and gradual step. He in fact wrote his first song in 1983 and worked on other jobs in his 20s such as being a car salesman. It was his wife, Denise Jackson, who introduced him to Glen Campbell after which Alan Jackson was signed onto the Arista label as its first musician forming part of the Arista Nashville branch.

His first single, Blue Blooded Woman , was released in 1989 and released his debit album Here in the Real World in 1990. Five songs from this album were top five hits with the single Here in the Real World ranking 3 rd on the Top 40 Hot Country Songs and the single I'd Love You All Over Again ranking 1 st . A year later and Alan Jackson was back with his second album, Don't Rock the Jukebox , which was released in 1991. This album received even more acclaim that his debit album with three of its songs ranking 1 st on the charts. These songs were , Midnight in Montgomery, Dallas, Love's Got a Hold on You, and Someday .

He also helped write songs for fellow musician Randy Travis as part of his album High Lonesome. In 1994 he released his third album, A Lot About Livin' (And a Little 'bout Love), an album that again soared on the charts with two number one hits and three top five hits. This album’s single also won him the 1994 Country Music Association (CMA) awards for Single and Song of the Year, an award that was and still is highly regarded in the county music industry. His fourth album was again a spectacular hit with not two but four Number One hits. A series of hits and a number of awards truly made Alan Jackson an icon of country music, an icon that deserves watching live provided you fulfill a tiny requirement of having Alan Jackson tickets.

In 1995, he released his greatest hits album, an album from which two songs ranked first on the country music charts. But that didn’t mean that he had stopped producing excellent country music. He released his sixth album in 1996 and which was titled Everything I Love, an album that contained several top hits. In fact, it is well known that few, if none, of his songs have missed the top ten in country music charts in the US. He has also performed on a number of tours and at various venues in live concerts. He is considered as an enthralling performer of country music, a musician who will simply sweep you off your feet with his fabulous country music. He has also released a number of tribute songs such as Where Were You When the World Stopped Turning a single that propelled him into mainstream music in 2001.

In 2002, he released an album specifically for Christmas which was titled as Let It Be Christmas and in 2003 he worked on a duet song for Jeannie Kendall’s solo album. Three years later, in 2006, he released two different albums, Precious Memories that marked a venture out of country music and Like Red on a Rose that marked a return to the roots of country music. All in all, he has won numerous awards, around 30 of them, that include American Music Awards and Grammy Awards.