Halfway To Hazard Joins Nine Dates On Montgomery Gentry Tour

Country duo Halfway to Hazard will join Eddie Montgomery on the road for several dates on the Montgomery Gentry “Here’s To You” tour. Members David Tolliver and Chad Warrix were longtime friends of fellow Kentuckian Troy Gentry, who passed away following a helicopter crash last September. Halfway to Hazard will open nine shows for Montgomery, beginning Friday (Feb. 9) in Columbia, Missouri.

“It’s really hard to capture all the emotions I’m feeling with the anticipation of opening for MG this year,” says Warrix. “Troy will be so heavy on all our hearts. Eddie and the guys can use our shoulders to lean on if they need em. Lord knows we will need theirs.”

“Troy was one of our best friends, and we miss him everyday,” adds Tolliver. If we can honor him and help keep his music alive we are gonna do it. I’m so happy to be going out with Eddie and playing shows. It just feels like something we are supposed do, and I can’t wait.”

Montgomery Gentry “Here’s To You” Tour Dates Featuring Halfway to Hazard:
Feb 9 – Columbia, MO – The Blue Note
Feb 10 – Springfield, IL – Boondocks
Feb 23 – Indianapolis, IN – 8 Seconds Saloon
Mar 23 – Birmingham, AL – Iron City
Mar 24 – Augusta, GA – Country Club Dance Hall and Saloon
May 18 – Wilkes-Barre, PA – F.M. Kirby Center
May 19 – Fredericksburg, VA – Celebrate Virginia After Hours
July 27 – Ridgefield, CT – Ridgefield Playhouse
July 28 – Bar Harbor, ME – Criterion Theatre

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