JESSE BRYANT INVADES TEXAS

(Nashville, Tenn.) – Leaving a trail of empty shot glasses in his wake, Jesse Bryant is beginning the fourth day of his rowdy radio tour. Bryant is on the first leg of his Texas radio tour.

This redneck-outlaw, from W. Va., has embarked on a five-week Texas radio tour to promote his first single “Honky Tonks and Dancehalls” off his autobiographic debut album, Mistakes I’ve Made.

Bryant and his crew take personalized shot glasses and a bottle of Jack Daniels to every radio station they visit. They don’t just bring them as gifts, they take multiple shots of this “Buzz in a Bottle” along with all of the DJ’s they visit.

With four more weeks of taking over a dozen shots a day, one may wonder how he’ll make it through the entire tour alive. It hasn’t been easy. They lost their directions on only the second day, but they managed to make it through.

DJ’s all over Texas are loving Jesse and his crew. They’ve said he’s a one-a-kind guy and is exactly what country music needs. They’ve described him as a cross between Waylon Jennings and David Allen Coe, and judging by Bryant’s tattoos you’d think he and Coe were kin.

You can expect to hear about him for a long time. His single has been released in Texas to coincide with his radio tour. You can look for his album in early fall, but don’t say we didn’t warn you.

For more information about Jesse Bryant contact John Clore or Allison Crews at 615.327.0100.