NEW DATE: Kip Moore is coming to Clive, Iowa on Wednesday, November 15th! Tickets already purchased will be honored from the original date. The show is at the 7 Flags Event Center and begins at 8:00 pm! General Admission tickets are just $35.00 and can be purchased at 7 Flags Event Center Box Office, online at www.ticketmaster.com, www.pepperentertainment.com, or charge by phone at 800-745-3000.
After years of being on a tour bus and making records, Kip Moore told Rare Country that he will be taking a break in 2017. He said, “I don’t know what the word is, because I’m not just worn out … I’m something more than that. We have toured 175 or more shows for six years straight, which is kind of unheard of. We are all tired. I don’t think people see that side very often because they just see us onstage, but the grind of sleeping on a bus every night for 225 days or more takes a mental and physical tear on you.”
· Moore added, “I’m going to walk away from it. I’m not going to bring a guitar, and I’m not going to do anything with music. I’m going to surf and snowboard and camp and just try to get my head right. My head hasn’t been in the best place so I want to try and work on all that and get settled for next year.”
· Moore has plans to surf in Maui and Costa Rica during his downtime.
Kip Moore will perform at the U.S. Cellular Center in Cedar Rapids on Thursday, November 17th, at 8:00 pm. Moore will be accompanied by supporting act Jon Pardi. Tickets are just $32.00!
For more information or tickets, go to Ticketmaster.com
Kip Moore recently paid a visit to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee, where he spent time with patients as they did some art activities. Moore’s visit to St. Jude comes as he gears up to headline Nashville’s Ascend Amphitheater next month, as part of a local radio station’s annual “Guitar-B-Que” benefit for St. Jude.
Kip Moore recently revealed that he struggled with depression while making his sophomore studio album, Wild Ones. He told ET Canada, “I literally had a hard fight. It was a tough time in my life. There were a lot of days where it was hard for me to get out of bed.” Kip says he’s moved past it and is proud of what he’s accomplished. Wild Ones dropped in August of last year.
Kip Moore is bringing his show overseas this spring as part of the second leg of his headlining “Wild One Tour.” Kip’s trek abroad will kick off in March with his first dates.scheduled in Australia, followed by a series of dates in Ireland and the U.K. this April. Kip’s trip will mark his return visit to Europe, where he stunned crowds at London’s famous O2 Arena last year.
Kip Moore is climbing up the chart with his current single “Running For You.” Moore tells the boot, “I think, growing up, we use that word carelessly and recklessly: you want to put those people in a box that you think you love. You want to keep a level playing field because that makes you feel secure in yourself.”
Kip Moore’s Christmas memories a kid growing up in Georgia involved his father, a video store and hours of Entertainment shared with those he loved. He shared,”The night before Christmas, we would rent a bunch of movies, my dad would take us to the video store and we would rent a bunch of movies and we’d watch them all through the night.”
Kip Moore is part of a big family back in his hometown of Tifton, Georgia so when Thanksgiving rolls around each year he’s part of a large table of food and thankfulness. He says, “I go home for Thanksgiving, I love going home to see all them. I have five brothers and sisters and it’s a blast to go home and just catch up on their lives.”
