James Otto opens up for Alan, Trace this fall
Otto’s debut album on Warner Bros. Records, Sunset Man, was released in April. The first single off the album, “Just Got Started Lovin’ You” spent two weeks in the No. 1 position on the Billboard, Mediabase and R&R top country singles charts, and is Country Radio’s most played song of 2008 to date, according to mediabase. Otto’s second single, “For You,” is currently climbing the charts.
Labels: Alan Jackson, James Otto, Trace Adkins


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