2009 Tim McGraw

Tim McGraw and Faith Hill’s Soul2Soul tours of 2000 and 2006 were so successful that they came back for another run – and 2007’s Soul2Soul Tour was one of the most popular tours of the year. We aren’t sure if they’ll bring the tour back for 2008, but if they do you can bet that Coast to Coast will have everything you need to see it live. Check back often for the latest news on Tim McGraw and the Soul2Soul Tour in 2008!

With a over a decade-long hot streak that encompasses 19 Number One singles, six multi-platinum albums, sales of over 25 million albums and an enduring status as one of country music's most popular and respected performers, Tim McGraw would be in an ideal position to rest on his laurels and coast for awhile. But that's exactly what he's not doing – since 2002’s Tim McGraw and the Dancehall Doctors, this prolific artist released Live Like You Were Dying in 2004 and Let It Go in 2007. These albums have McGraw breaking most of the rules of how mainstream country records are made -- and coming up with some of the most compelling and accessible music of his career in the process.

The self-effacing Louisiana-bred superstar has never been shy about bucking trends or defying expectations, but with this new record, he's topped himself. In his ongoing pursuit of new creative options, he's bypassed Nashville's standard method of cutting tracks with session musicians in favor of recording with his longstanding live band, the Dancehall Doctors. The result is a rivetingly real tour de force whose songs are matched by gritty, inventive arrangements and loose, effortlessly soulful performances that enhance the songs' emotional impact while driving McGraw to some of his most heartfelt vocal performances to date.

"This is the most ambitious tour we've ever set out to do. I want this tour to look and feel different than anything we've done in the past," says McGraw. "We want the time and space to go deeper musically, to play album cuts and all kinds of songs that we jam on in rehearsal, but never get to play in concert. We want fans to get to see the side of us as a band that we enjoy the most: hanging out and playing music all night with no time constraints. The challenge is to take a show that's twice as long and keep up our own standards of what it needs to be visually & dynamically. That's the ambitious part."

McGraw is best-known for his hit single, "Indian Outlaw," a controversial single that made him a star in the mid-'90s.