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2023 Stars & Guitars Show Central

2023 Stars & Guitars Show Central

2023 Stars & Guitars Show Central

Stars & Guitars Artist Dylan Marlowe Announces First Phase of Tour

Author Sarah Weaver

Good news for Stars & Guitars fans, as one of this year’s stars, Dylan Marlowe, has just announced his 2024 tour! Well, part of it at least.

Marlowe announced on social media that he would be rolling out the tour announcements in three waves.

The first wave includes six shows in February, with Columbia, South Carolina being the closest one to us on February 3.

We know you’re gonna love Dylan on November 13 at Stars & Guitars. So get ready for all of the “Dirt Road When I Die” tour announcements coming soon.

Fayetteville Stars & Guitars 2023 Artist 5: Dylan Marlowe

Fayetteville, we are so excited to celebrate 11 years of Stars & Guitars with you this year, and our FIFTH and final artist – joining Brett Young , Conner Smith, Neon Union, and Megan Moroney – for 2023 is a young rising star, and we’re so thrilled to have Dylan Marlowe coming to Stars & Guitars!

Dylan is achieving a record high when it comes to rising fast. His hit song “Record High” is going to live in your head rent free for the next year.

Let’s take a closer look at who Dylan is, and what we can expect at Stars & Guitars.

Complete Stars & Guitars coverage is here. Tickets on sale FRIDAY, September 1 at 10 a.m. in person, and 11 a.m. online. Here’s all the info you need to buy tickets.

Here’s everything you need to know about DYLAN MARLOWE!

  • The Artist

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  • Who is Dylan Marlowe?

    Statesboro, Georgia native Dylan Marlowe is Nashville’s newest rising star on the country music scene, where he comes likely wearing camouflage and an audible smile, equipped with a sound that blends traditional country themes with a touch of rock.

    Dylan found his way to Nashville just before the start of the pandemic but made lemonade from lemons, filling his days with songwriting, networking, and finetuning his craft. After Dylan shared a performance of his countrified rewrite of the Olivia Rodrigo hit “Driver’s License” to social media, people really started paying attention. The clip immediately quadrupled his TikTok following and has racked up over a million views on YouTube to date.

    The enthusiasm surrounding the track prompted him to release it to streaming services, followed by his own infectious tunes like “All About It,” “I’ll Keep The Country,” and his latest track, “Why’d We Break Up Again.” Now, with his recent opening stint on Cole Swindell’s tour under his belt along with his first No. 1 as a songwriter for Jon Pardi’s “Last Night Lonely,” Dylan has set the scene for a monumental takeoff in 2023.

    Drawing from influences like Kenny Chesney, Eric Church and Cody Johnson, Dylan is carving out his own creative niche that he’s filling with music that fans will readily identify with the name Dylan Marlowe.

  • The Music

  • Dylan Marlowe's Biggest Hit

    OK, we are cheating here. Dylan has a couple bigger “hits,” but we absolutely need you to see his version of Olivia Rodrigo’s “Driver’s License.” It’s the song that shot him to stardom.

  • Social Media and Other Fun Stuff

    Here’s a look at how you can connect with Dylan!

  • Dylan Marlowe on Social Media

    Facebook Icon Facebook
    Instagram Icon Instagram
    Youtube icon YouTube
    TikTok Icon TikTok
    Twitter Icon Twitter

    Dylan is made for the TikTok generation, and man does this song sound GOOOOOD on there:

    @dylanmarlowemusic

    Record High #fyp

    ♬ original sound - Dylan Marlowe

  • Dylan Marlowe Quiz

    Coming soon

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