Country music star Clint Black has embarked upon a 150-date, eight-month tour to promote his third album, "The Hard Way," and his elaborate set might interest folks in these parts.
Black told the Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph the show will feature state-of-the-art lighting and sound equipment, including two 15-by20-foot video screens - and a $250,000 stage modeled after Utah's Bryce Canyon National Park and designed by the same team that created the "Earthquake" ride for Universal Studios theme park."People are going to be sitting for about three hours when they come to this concert...," Black said. "If you think about a movie, that's a long movie. So what can I do? I don't dance, so I need to do something that's visually interesting."