A Love Affair In The Making As Europe Embraces Todd Fritsch

Nashville, TN (Todd Fritsch Official Website) - Todd Fritsch took his "All Fritsched Up" tour overseas for the first time earlier this month, enjoying sold-out shows and performing for more than 15,000 fans in Belgium, France, Germany, Holland and Switzerland.

It seems a love affair is in the making, and France, in particular, has embraced country newcomer Fritsch with open arms. So popular with the French was the singing cowboy that this week, HIGHWAY TV (Paris) will feature video-on-demand portions of Todd's performance as well as a 20 minute interview with Jean Agostini from Billy Bob's at Euro Disney on https://www.highwayfm.com. Today through February 27, BIG CACTUS COUNTRY RADIO (French national radio) will broadcast an interview/music special on Todd over its 57 affiliates. In addition, the special will also be available on France2.fr (national TV website) at https://musique.france2.fr/country. BCC radio host, Johnny Da Piedade will create a Podcast version of the special and will post it on a dozen websites, including https://www.radioatlantis.fr/podcast.htm.

The French fascination with Fritsch continues with a variety of news and reviews on the following websites: Country-France.com, French Association of Country Music (https://facm.free.fr); StraitFrance.com; Country- Fire.com and the blog of famous teen journalist and dedicated country music fan Lucie Blanc-Dumont at https://luckyhonkytonk.skyblog.com.

The tour was a resounding success for Todd who made waves in 2005 with his Diamond Music Group release, TODD FRITSCH, and who logged hits stateside with 'I Got Mexico' and 'Small Town Radio,' along with the current No 1 international hit, 'Bob Wills Song.' His latest single, 'I Don't Live Here Anymore,' was a show-stopper not only on the international front, but also during last week's Country Radio Seminar in Nashville.