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Wynonna Judd Coming To Escondido
The country music singer is slated to perform Jan. 14 at the California Center for the Arts in Escondido.
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From the California Center for the Arts, Escondido: Country music icon and Grammy winning artist, Wynonna Judd, takes over the California Center for the Arts, Escondido’s Concert Hall on Jan. 14 at 7:30 p.m.
If you’re a fan of country music, or if you’ve heard of country music, chances are you’ve heard of Wynonna Judd. She began her illustrious and legendary career alongside her mother in the 1980s as one-half of The Judds. The duo released 23 hit singles in less than a decade, and sold millions of records before disbanding in 1991, due to her mother’s health.
Wynonna didn’t slow down a tick moving into a solo career that garnered five number one hits, over five millions records sold, and dozens of awards and nominations including being named the Top Female Artist by the Academy of Country Music in 1994.
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Now on the road in support of her first full album of original material in 14 years, Wynonna is taking it to the next level. Wynonna and the Big Noise is just that, a loud, raucous, boot-stomping good time. Featuring collaborations with Susan Tedeschi, Jason Isbell, and Raphael Saadiq, the album is filled with fresh hooks and genre defining hits all led by the powerhouse herself – Wynonna.
“The big voice is still there – deep, pure and throaty enough to growl at the drop of a hat – and she wraps it around whatever style she’s feeling.” – Newsday
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“A certain musical and spiritual condition defines Wynonna’s first album with her band The Big Noise – that quality is joy.” – NPR
Don’t miss your chance to see a legend step foot in Escondido – Wynonna: There’s Only One.
Image via the California Center for the Arts, Escondido