Monday, February 10, 2014

RISING COUNTRY STAR DALLAS SMITH TO RELEASE TIPPIN’ POINT EP IN THE U.S. & CANADA ON MARCH 4TH

“Tippin’ Point” Sets Record For Fastest Canadian Country Single To Go GOLD

Tapped To Open Florida Georgia Line’s HERE’S TO THE GOOD TIMES TOUR In Canada This April


PRESS RELEASE

NASHVILLE, TN (February 10, 2014) – Rising country star Dallas Smith will release his new EP TIPPIN’ POINT across the U.S. and Canada on Tuesday, March 4th. Produced by Joey Moi (Florida Georgia Line, Jake Owen), the six-song project features the high-octane single “Tippin’ Point” and marks his debut U.S. release on Big Loud Mountain Records/Republic Nashville. The infectious party anthem set the record for the fastest Canadian country single to go GOLD and is currently No. 1 on SiriusXM’s The Highway Hot 45 Countdown.

"I can't even begin to express how excited I am for the release of this music and to start playing these songs live. Been a long time coming and I can't wait to see where this takes me," shares Smith.

Smith’s energetic live shows and compelling tunes have caught the attention of headlining acts; music legend Bob Seger previously selected him for a coveted opening slot on his Canadian tour. This April, the CMW Radio Awards winner will join award-winning duo Florida Georgia Line on their HERE’S TO THE GOOD TIMES TOUR in Western Canada.

Hailing from British Columbia, Smith brings a fresh slant to country, a wall-of-sound approach that combines the vocals of country with the crunch of rock. TIPPIN’ POINT EP follows his breakout Canadian country debut (604 Records/Universal Music Canada), JUMPED RIGHT IN, which produced the GOLD single “Jumped Right In” and netted five 2013 CCMA award nominations plus a 2013 Juno Award nomination Country Album of the Year.

For more information on Dallas and tour dates, visit DallasSmithMusic.com.

TIPPIN’ POINT EP Track Listing

1. Tippin’ Pont
2. Slow Rollin’
3. This Town Ain’t A Town
4. Wrong About That
5. A Girl Like You
6. Nothin’ But Summer

Photo Courtesy: Big Loud Mountain /Republic Nashville

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