Josh Turner with the Hillbilly Rockstarz and Garrett Biggs
Romeoville Toyota Pavilion at Deer Crossing Park
1050 West Romeo Road
Romeoville, IL 60446
Saturday, June 17th, at 8:30 p.m.
Josh Turner brought country music to the Romeoville Toyota Pavilion on Saturday, June 17th. Fans from all over came to see Josh, who was accompanied by Hillbilly Rockstarz and Garrett Biggs.
The crowd was cheering loudly when Turner took the stage. He opened his set with his hit “Hometown Girl” and “Firecracker,” which had fans singing and dancing along. He then sang a few more of his songs including “Country State of Mind,” “Would You Go with Me,” and “Time is Love.” He spent some time throughout his set promoting his merchandise because proceeds of the sales went towards various charities. Turner discussed some of the meanings behind his songs, which gave the audience some insight into the background of the songs.
Turner also sang some of his favorite covers that he has recorded, such as “I Pray My Way Out of Trouble” by The Osborne Brothers and “I Saw the Light” by Hank Williams. The audience was engaged the whole night and sang along to every song.
The show was concluded with Turner’s two big hits which are “Why Don’t We Just Dance” and “Your Man.” The audience was singing loud and dancing with their friends and partners, enjoying the music and their time together. Turner came out after he closed the show for an encore which included his song “Long Black Train,” which is celebrating its 20-year anniversary this year. This song was written by Turner and launched his career in country music. The crowd Romeoville was energetic and singing along all night to Turner’s music, thoroughly enjoying their evening under the stars.
For additional information on Josh Turner, the Hillbillu Rockstarz, and Garrett Biggs, please check out:
Josh Turner – https://joshturner.com/
Hillbilly Rockstarz – https://hillbillyrockstarz.com/
Garrett Biigs – https://biggsofficial.com/
Romeoville Deer Crossing Park – https://www.romeoville.org/facilities/facility/details/Deer-Crossing-Park-7
Photography and writing by Jaclyn Duske.
Jaclyn Duske is a senior Art & Design major focusing on graphic design and photography. Duske has had her concert photography featured on The Today Show, KTLA, and Countrynow.com. In her spare time, Jaclyn works with an equestrian therapy centre just south of Chicago.
