Jon Pardi is celebrating the holidays with the release of his first-ever Christmas album. Merry Christmas From Jon Pardi was released on October 27th, but the season of merry has just begun.
According to the press release, Jon Pardi, Bart Butler and Ryan Gore produced the 12-track holiday album. It is available now for pre-add/pre-save and it releases the same week Pardi becomes the first California native inducted into the Grand Ole Opry.
Tickets for Jon Pardi’s “A Very Merry Christmas With Jon Pardi” show at Beacon Theatre in New York, N.Y. on December 16th are available for purchase via LiveNation.com or JonPardi.com.
New York isn’t the only city getting a Pardi Christmas show. The country star heads to Nashville on November 26th to play the Opry Country Christmas shows. This time, he’s returning to the Grand Ole Opry House as an Opry member. Tickets for Opry Country Christmas shows are on-sale now at opry.com.
While he has holiday shows on the horizon, Pardi is currently on tour. He’s promoting his album Mr. Saturday Night, which earned him his third ACM Album of the Year nomination (three times running). The tour began in Knoxville, Tennesee. Along the way, he’s played amazing shows in Pikeville, Kentucky, Savannah, Georgia and Hollywood, Florida.
Tickets, dates and more information regarding the tour are available via JonPardi.com.
Jon Pardi Reschedules Shows Due to Illness
Unfortunately, there’s bad news in the midst of all the good. On October 25th, Pardi had to reschedule three shows due to strep throat. On November 2nd, he had to reschedule again. This time due to an illness plaguing himself, his wife and his 8-month-old.
“Just gonna cut right to the chase: I have to reschedule this weekend,” Pardi said in a video shared on social media. “Also, I now have COVID. Presley has COVID. Summer’s probably got COVID. It’s been going around my family and band and crew.”
The Nampa show, the Missoula show and the Billings show are now postponed.
“I was really looking forward to this weekend, but I gotta get healthy and rest,” the country artist said. “There’s nothing fun about this,” he added. “I hate this. And I’m sorry, once again. I hope everybody’s safe out there.”
We wish Pardi and his family a speedy recovery.
