Brad Paisley's "Bonfires And Amplifires" tours made it's first stop in Chattanooga, Tenn. A member of this site (megan_teresin25) was there and brings us this review of the evening, along with a few pictures. Thanks Megan!
<blockquote>I went to the concert in Chattanooga last night!!! So, here's my review.
When we first got there, I was mad because they didn't have any merchandise for Kellie
The show started at about 7:35, with Jack Ingram. He sang "Where Ever You Are", a couple songs I didn't know, "Lips Of An Angel", then his last song was "Love You". He actually sounded better live then he does on CD!
About 5 minutes later Kellie came on!!! She came out with a silver shirt, blue jeans, and silver shoes. She started with "Things That Never Crossed A Mans Mind". She did amazing with that. Everyone was whistling at her, but I was noticeably yelling the loudest out of everyone there.
After that, I think she sang "Gotta Keep Moving", she did amazing with that too.
She then sang "Didn't You Know How Much I Love You", I thought that it was flawless.
She talked a little bit about how she met Dolly Parton, then she sang "9 to 5" and she was really energized!
She sat down right by the crowd, and sang "I Wonder". She didn't cry or anything, but it was still very emotional...another flawless performance.
For her last song, she took off her shoes, then put on some red high heels and of course, she sang "Red High Heels". Everybody was singing along to that. After she sang, she walked off the stage, and I saw her go over and hug Taylor Swift, then walk backstage...and that's the last i saw of Kellie.
After Kellie, I went to wait in a really long line, and I got Jack to sign my shirt!! It was cool!
Then Taylor came on, but I didn't really get to see her because I was in the line for Jacks autograph when Taylor was singing. From what I heard, she sounded really really good.
Finally Brad came on, and sang a lot of songs, but I don't remember them all.
When he sang "When I Get Where I'm Going" there was a slide show in the background showing famous people who had died, including Johnny Cash, Hohn Ritter, Steve Irwin, and for the very last slide, there was the Virginia Tech sign with the yellow ribbon in the back. It was very sad.
After Brad was done singing, I waited about an hour in line, and I got Taylors autograph, and a picture with her!! She is really really nice, but I accidentally stepped on her shoe because I was nervous, but I told her I loved her, and she said it back (even though she says that to every fan that says they love her) so I was happy!!
But all in all, it was an amazing concert and I am so proud of Kellie on her first big concert!!!</blockquote>
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