NEAL MCCOY ANNOUNCES 2009 TOUR

Nashville, TN. (Top40 Charts/ Webster PR) - A gifted performer, Neal McCoy's impressive baritone and a reputation for over-the-top concert antics have earned him a dedicated following since his 1990 debut. McCoy is a one-of-a-kind, consummate entertainer. Honky-tonking, heartbreaking and hilarious in equal measures, the Texas-native has charted more than 30 songs, including 2005's Top 10 hit "Billy's Got His Beer Goggles On." In 2009, McCoy will embark on a tour that will take him across the United States performing at state fairs, rodeos, festivals, and anywhere there is a stage!

Tour Dates are listed below: check www.nealmccoy.com for updates on the schedule :
1/24/09 - Billy Bobs Texas - Fort Worth, TX
3/6/09 - North Dakota Winter Show Arena - Valley City, ND
3/26/09 - Snoqualmie Ballroom - Snoqualmie, WA
3/27/09 - Skagit Valley Casino & Resort - Bow, WA
4/4/09 - Country Thunder USA - Florence, AZ
4/18/09 - Big Bass Splash Tournament - Sam Rayburn, TX
5/24/09 - KIIM-FM Country Cruise - LA, Puerto Vallarta
6/13/09 - Winstock Music Festival - Winsted, MN
6/20/09 - Little Nashville Opry - Nashville, IN
6/26/09 - Peppermill Casino - West Wendover, NV
6/27/09 - Country Jam USA - Grand Junction, CO
6/30/09 - Ponoka Stampede - Ponoka, Alberta
7/2/09 - Selo Ukraina Site - Dauphin, MB
7/4/09 - Evergreen Park - Grande Prairie, ALB
7/11/09 - Madison County Fair - Madison, Nebraska
7/12/09 - Hodag Country Festival - Rhinelander, WI
7/25/09 - Country Jam USA - Eau Claire, WI
7/30/09 - Neshoba County Fair - Philadelphia, MS
10/12/09 -Anderson Music Hall - Hiawassee, GA

Discovered by 3-time country music "Female Vocalist of the Year" Janie Fricke in 1981, Neal McCoy spent several years opening for country superstar Charley Pride before making his Atlantic Records debut in 1990. Four years later, he teamed with Muscle Shoals producer Barry Beckett to record No Doubt About It. Selling more than a million copies, the album ignited McCoy's career with a trio of hits, including a pair of No 1s and the Top 10 hit, "The City Put the Country Back in Me." His next album, You Gotta Love That, was certified platinum, and his self-titled album in 1996 was certified gold. More hits followed on Be Good At It (1997), The Life Of The Party (1999), 24-7-365 (2000) and That's Life (2005), the first album released on independent label, 903 Music.

Recognized by his peers for his good works, in 2005 he won the Academy of Country Music's Home Depot Humanitarian Award for his extensive work with the USO and the East Texas Angel Network. He was honored again in 2006 at the 37th Annual Country Radio Seminar in Nashville with the Country Radio Broadcasters' Artist Humanitarian of the Year Award, and in 2007 the Masonic Grand Lodge of Texas honored the singer with the W. B. and Brandon Carrell Humanitarian Award, the highest honor given to a non-Mason.