Brett Eldredge Tour Dates and Upcoming Concerts

Presents hide under the tree. Flames torch the chestnuts. Family members occupy every livable corner of your house. You can’t figure out who messed with the thermostat, but it’s okay because Christmas has begun again! These kinds of scenes (and many more) play out like montages from your favorite Christmas movie in the music of Brett Eldredge. As if handing you a cup of eggnog, he draws listeners right into the magnetic pull of the holidays, soundtracked by boist erous big band orchestration, heartfelt balladry, and simultaneously warm and robust vocals. The award - winning Illinois - born and Nashville - based multiplatinum singer, songwriter, producer, and entertainer delivers the ultimate tribute to the most wonderful time of year on Merry Christmas (Welcome to the Family) — his eighth full - length LP, and fourth holiday album, and debut release for his own independent label Warm and Cozy Records. “It’s hard to keep up traditions, but my family really holds Christmas sa cred as a centerpiece of the year,” he says. “No matter what you have going on, we’re all going to come together as a family and commit to being here. You’re sleeping on a small bed in a room with your cousins, and your aunts and uncles are next door. Ther e’s a line for the shower. The house is crammed, but it works. It’s such a unique thing to humble yourself and get back to what really matters. Every year, we’re sitting around the tree in the same place. We’re telling some of the same stories, but we’re a lso making new traditions. If there’s one thing I can do, I can show up once a year, and the rest of my family feels the same way. I hope we can do it forever.” He's certainly done his part to project this spirit as loudly as possible. The world first got to know Brett in 2010. Since then, he has affirmed himself as an eloquently clever songwriter and a show - stopping performer. Simultaneously, his catalog has expanded at a prolific pace, Bio - Brett Eldredge 2024_RFlorino (2)[11].docx boasting a pair of Gold - certified albums and nine singles certifi ed either Gold or Platinum by the RIAA. Beyond gathering billions of streams, he has notched seven #1’s on Country Radio, launched two albums into the Top 3 of the Billboard 200, and taken home various honors at the CMA Awards, ACM Awards, and BMI Country Awards. He also served up two fan - favorite holiday albums, namely Glow [2016] and Mr. Christmas [2021]. Among many highlights, his cover of “Baby, It’s Cold Outside!” [feat. Meghan Trainor] emerged as a staple, generating over 207 million Spotify streams a nd counting , and earned them their first #1 record on the AC chart . Glow notably ignited the spark for the annual Glow Tour , selling out hallowed venue s . Following the 2023 iteration of the tour, he enjoyed Christmas with his family, but he didn’t want it to end. So, he spent January and February in New York City, writing and recording for what would become Merry Christmas (Welcome to the Family) . His band leader Ian Miller joined the party as producer, and he worked with writer Idarosie. “This probably isn’t a surprise, but I’m one of those folks who loves Christmas music year - round,” he laughs. “After the last tour, I was still in this place of Christmas magic, and I wanted to stay in that headspace. I was walking the streets of New York, singing these songs in my head while snow was falling. It can be Christmas anytime if you let it be.” Fittingly, he introduces the album with the opener and first sing le “Merry Christmas (Welcome to the Family).” Charming strings melt into a bright piano melody punctuated by jazzy guitar, swooning horns, and sleigh bells. As a drumroll picks up the pace, Brett opens the door to the ultimate celebration, “You’re in for a real big treat. Merry Christmas, come meet my cousins, aunts and uncles, neighbors and friends . ” “I had this story in my head of introducing a stranger to my really whacky experience of going home for the holidays and meeting all of the interesting, craz y, beautiful, and awesome characters in my family,” he goes on. “I had just experienced another Christmas with 50 people in my house. We opened presents, went to Christmas service, and everybody was sleeping in the attic. At the end of the song, I introduc e everyone to my family, everyone from my brother and mother to Uncle Jim and A u nt Margo. The message is, ‘Let yourself unapologetically be a kid. Be okay with everything being imperfect. Let your Christmas flag fly!’ ” On “Sweet December,” he and Kelly C larkson lock into a heartfelt call - and - response, delivering a dynamic holiday duet and Eldredge shares, “ after singing under the mistletoe together, I knew there was no one else in the world I wanted to sing this with .” Piano glistens as their voices entwi ne in the song , “Baby turn on the Christmas tree, take me home, and set me free. A blanket’s good, but your love’s even better . ” “It’s a simple winter love song,” he says. “Kelly’s voice has this soulful retro feeling. I’ve never done a Christmas song in this style, and I really love it.” Then, there’s “Warm and Cozy.” Revolving around a sultry bass line, it stands out as the first song in history to immediately urge, “Turn on Christmas Vacation . ” “One of my favorite things about the song is I’m talki ng about National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation , ” he grins. “To my knowledge, I’ve never heard anybody reference that movie in a song. The track has this laidback swagger, and it’s sort of sexy. It’s crazy I’m creating this Christmas album on my own for my Bio - Brett Eldredge 2024_RFlorino (2)[11].docx label, Warm And Cozy Records. So, I felt more invested in my story than ever, and I hit the ground running.” Elsewhere, he paints a wild picture on the boisterous “The Night St. Nick Got Sick,” which finds an ordinary man tasked with filling in for an un der - the - weather Santa Claus on Christmas Eve. “When I was making this song, I felt like a little kid again,” he proclaims. “Christmas reminds all of us that we haven’t changed. I might have a beard and taxes, but I’ve got the same heart.” “It Must Be Christmas” gleefully bottles the butterflies of waiting for Christmastime to kick off in earnest. Tambourine holds down the groove as he sets the scene, “All the lights are blinking wrapped around the trees, carolers are singing up and down the street, I miss this. Oh, I think it must be Christmas . ” “When I go home for the holidays, I’m always just twiddling my thumbs waiting for Christmas to start and wishing I was in that moment,” he admits. “I long for that neighborhood Christmas feeling, be cause I love the togetherness of everyone coming together as a community . It’s the rebirth of the holiday spirit.” On “ Season of Light and Wonder, ” soft piano glows alongside subtle strings. This simple soundscape gives his voice the space to shine. “ It m ight be my favorite, ” he notes. “ The more vulnerable side of me comes out when I hear it. The message is to allow your heart to feel th e season ’ s spirit and let it engulf your soul. It ’ s a reminder of why we need this music. ” On the other end of the spectrum, he locks into a groove with Idarose on “Who Will You Be Kissing On New Year’s Eve?” “It’s a bit flirty,” he observes. “There aren’t a ton of New Year’s Eve songs out there, but I love the opportunity to dress up and go to the ball. It encapsula tes a lighthearted night before the ball drops.” Ultimately, Brett is welcoming everyone to the family now during the season of lights and wonder . “When you listen to this, I hope it reminds you to lean into your traditions and maybe even reach to some one you haven’t talked to in a while,” he leaves off. “Loosen up a little and be who you are during the holidays. Embrace love, family, and togetherness. Don’t take it all too seriously. I just want to tell my stories and do what feels right in my heart. I feel like I have a lot more to give and receive as an artist and in my life. I’m just excited to unleash this Christmas beast onto the land.” BOILER The world first fell in love with award - winning Illinois - born and Nashville - based multiplatinum singer, songwriter, producer, and entertainer Brett Eldredge in 2010. Since then, he has affirmed himself as an eloquently clever songwriter and a showstopping performer. Simultaneously, his catalog has expanded at a prolific pace, boasting a pair of Gold - certified albums and nine singles certified either Gold or Platinum by the RIAA. Beyond gathering billions of streams, he has notched seven #1’s on Country Radi o, launched two albums into the Top 3 of the Billboard 200, and taken home various honors at the CMA Awards, ACM Awards, and BMI Country Awards. He also served up two fan - favorite holiday Bio - Brett Eldredge 2024_RFlorino (2)[11].docx