Minneapolis Lady Antebellum Tickets

Lady Antebellum Tickets Minneapolis

Stunning stage backdrops, flawless harmonies, and heartfelt lyrics describe the concerts of this country music trio.  Lady Antebellum Tickets in Minneapolis are available now, for their March 11, 2012 Own The Night Tour concert.  With hits such as “I Need You Now”, “Love Don't Live Here”, “I Run To You”, and “We Owned The Night”, this award winning trio brings wonderful music to the Target Center in March, 2012.  Charles Kelley, Hillary Scott, and Dave Haywood are friends, who decided to take their music on the road, not as an opening act this time, but the main event.  Now with three albums, and many hit singles, it is sure to be a crowd pleaser.

Charles Kelley, born in Georgia, is brother to Josh, and John Kelley.  The brothers formed a band together called Inside Blue, releasing a five song CD when they were young.  Dave Haywood and Charles met in middle school, and at age 14, composed their first song together.  In 2005, Charles convinced Dave to move to Nashville, where they met Hillary Scott.  The trio began writing songs together at Charles' brother, Josh Kelley's home, where Charles and Dave were living at the time.  The group began singing together in local Nashville bars in 2006, and in 2007, signed with Capitol Records.  Their debut single “Love Don't Live Here”, and debut album Lady Antebellum, proved to be hits, and their success has just grown from there.  The name came from a photo shoot, involving pre civil war or antebellum homes.  They liked the descriptive word, and chose Lady to add to the beginning.  Although confusing to some, in the beginning, fans around the world know that Lady Antebellum is Charles, Hillary, and Dave, not a soloist, or a female vocal band.

The three musically talented friends, enjoy each other, their music of life, and their fans.  Target Center, opened in 1990 has hosted approximately 4,000 events for over twenty-five million people.  From Nashville local bars, to this arena setting, they are still experimenting with how to translate their albums into a live show, and openly admit using other performer's  ideas.  They aim to please the crowds, and the group's performance at Target Center in Minneapolis on March 11th, should not let anyone down.