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Greek Theatre (2700 North Vermont Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90027)
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The Greek Theatre hosts Go Country 105's second annual Summer Under the Stars concert. Rodney Atkins will headline this concert featuring modern country stars; his 2006 debut album If You're Going Through Hell sold over a million copies. Jack Ingram and the Eli Young Band will also perform.

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The last date listed for Go Country 105's Summer Under the Stars was Sunday August 9, 2009 / 6:30pm.

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2700 North Vermont Ave.
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    Not a bad seat in the house I don't think.
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    The stacked parking wasn't as bad as I thought, expensive though $15
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    Bring a light sweater, tends to be a little cool @ night
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great show and great seats!
Written on Oct 27 2009

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This was a great event. Rodney Atkins sounded awesome live, and the Greek is about the best place I've attended a concert.
Written on Aug 23 2009

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This was a great show...the acts got better as the night progressed...Eli Young Band GOOD, Jack Ingram BETTER and Rodney Atkins BEST. Seats were good...lots of open seating in front of us which filled as people moved up. PARKING AT THE GREEK IS BAD but we found a way around it...PARK & RIDE go to the website and there are nearby restaurants that offer this. We ate at the Dresden...very good food but the place is tired and very old LAish. Would do it again, may try the Vermont restaurant next time. Also took in the Annenberg Space for Photography exhibit before...Excellent!!!
Written on Aug 10 2009

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Totally agree with Debbie J's review of the show. We had good seats and parking.
It was disappointing that the Greek theatre wasn't full to capacity. Come on country music fans, gotta support our local station and the performers we love to hear!
Big thanks to KKGO and Goldstar!
Written on Aug 10 2009

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The 2nd annual Go Country 105 “Summer Under the Stars” concert will return to the Greek Theatre. Headlining this year is country sensation Rodney Atkins; Jack Ingram and the Eli Young Band will support.

There’s a very good reason that no less than four songs from Rodney Atkins’ platinum-selling 2006 album If You’re Going Through Hell became No. 1 hits—a feat that no one had accomplished since 2002. It’s the same reason that two of those songs became the most-played of 2006 (“If You’re Going Through Hell [Before the Devil Even Knows]”) and 2007 (“Watching You”), and why concert audiences all over the country are cheering him on and singing along. The reason is that Atkins has a rare gift for reflecting the lives of his listeners in his music—their hopes, their concerns, their spirit, their adversities, even their sense of humor. Simply put, as he sang in another chart-topping smash, “These Are My People.” Rodney Atkins understands regular lives because he still leads one. “People always talk about image—‘You’re the guy in the ball cap, the All-American country boy,’” says Atkins. “But if the songs don’t connect with the folks listening, then none of that stuff matters.”

In addition to the overwhelming radio and video airplay, Rodney Atkins earned the Academy of Country Music’s Top New Male Vocalist award, plus five other ACM nominations and two Country Music Association nominations. He performed for a half-million people at the National Memorial Day concert in Washington, D.C. and toured with the superstar likes of Brad Paisley, Brooks & Dunn, Martina McBride and ZZ Top.