Lee Brice Brings A Night Of Faith, Family & Music To Shipshewana!

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In the heart of Indiana lies Shipshewana, a quaint town known for its rich Amish heritage and serene landscapes. This setting, with its unique charm, became the backdrop for an unforgettable night with country star Lee Brice. As the vibrant glow of the setting sun dipped below the horizon, Shipshewana, IN, prepared for a musical experience unlike any other - an evening with country music sensation Lee Brice on his Me & My Guitar Tour.

To begin the night, the stage was set alight not just by lights but by energy, passion, and a familial bond that ran deep, as Lewis Brice took the reins to warm up the audience. Lewis, Lee Brice’s younger brother, kicked off the show with a powerful performance of Right Love, captivating the crowd with the first strum of his guitar. Following up with Thank You For The Heartbreak, he delved into an even more personal narrative, performing the second song he ever wrote, Messin' With My Mind. This performance had the audience intrigued, eager to uncover more about this compelling artist. As Lewis continued with fan favorites like It's You & Blessed, the atmosphere turned palpably warmer, brimming with connection. Closing his set with Together, a song that perfectly blends sexy rock n' roll with country vibes, Lewis set the perfect tone for the night, leaving the stage to roaring applause and anticipation for what was to come.

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Then came the moment everyone had been waiting for. As the event center darkened, a video screen flickered to life, painting a poignant picture of Lee Brice’s journey through memories of past tours, his family, and his music career. The emotional crescendo built until the man himself appeared, guitar in hand, ready to delve into an acoustic soul-baring session that promised to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Launching into a guitar solo with his Eddie Van Halen guitar, Lee Brice showcased his instrumental prowess before transitioning to a more intimate storytelling session.  He shared tales of his musical roots like the opening song Picture Of Me, and then moving to the piano for a touching rendition of Oh, How I Love Jesus, harking back to his first public performance in church. This was a Lee Brice show unlike any before – stripped down, raw, and deeply personal.

The sight of Lee wielding a guitar bearing Willie Nelson's faded autograph was symbolic, connecting past influences with his current artistry. The song Soul was next as Lee navigated through his musical and personal life with raw emotion. As the night progressed, Lee artfully blended his chart-toppers with the stories behind them, performing hits penned not only for himself but for other stars in the country music constellation, including Garth Brooks & Eli Young Band. He closed out his first set with a few high energy songs, which had the crowd on their feet. Drinking Class highlighted his party prowess, while Parking Lot Party brought an infectious energy.  

However, it wasn't just the music that captivated the audience but the heartfelt narratives that accompanied each song, making every melody a page in Lee Brice's open book. Transitioning between the piano and guitar, Lee adeptly interwove tales of love, faith, and family with his musical repertoire. The vulnerability displayed in sharing songs penned for and about his loved ones, including Lee’s favorite song I Don’t Dance. Then the song Boy, didn’t leave a dry dad eye in the building, these songs encapsulated a night of shared human experience.  

Particularly moving was the story of his daughter staying up late to record a song they wrote together, This Little Guitar, which had the audience hanging on every word and note. The familial theme was further highlighted when Lee invited his brother Lewis back on stage for a duet on Product Of, celebrating their shared history and love for music.

The evening crescendoed into a series of his biggest hits like Rumor, One Of Those Girls, and Hard To Love, before introducing an emotionally charged new song, When The Kingdom Comes. This piece felt like a culmination of the evening's journey – a reflective, poignant moment that left the crowd on their feet, giving Lee Brice the standing ovation he richly deserved. The night came to a close with an acoustic snippet of Me & My Guitar, a fitting end to a show that stripped back the layers of fame to reveal the heart and soul of a true musical craftsman.

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Lee Brice's Me & My Guitar Tour in Shipshewana, IN, was not just a concert; it was an intimate experience that wove together the threads of music, memory, and family. For fans of Lee Brice, and indeed, for any music lover, this was a night that went beyond entertainment to touch the heart deeply, reminding all present of the power of music to connect, to heal, and to celebrate the myriad aspects of the human experience. This was Lee Brice as never seen before - raw, real, and utterly captivating. As the crowd dispersed, the echoes of Lee Brice’s melodies lingered, a reminder of the magic that unfolds when music and genuine storytelling converge in a town of character.

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Lee Brice Set-List

Hotel California

Picture of Me

Oh, How I love Jesus

Soul

Old Violin [Johnny Paycheck]

More Than a Memory

Crazy Girl

Drinking Class

Parking Lot Party

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Wonderful Tonight [Eric Clapton]

I Don’t Dance

Boy

This Little Guitar

Product Of W/ Lewis Brice

Rumor

One of Them Girls

Hard to Love

When The Kingdom Comes

You, Me, and My Guitar