The woman who wrote and first sang “Heads Carolina, Tails California” is coming to Greenville.(Above video is the Tuesday morning headlines for 10/3/23.)Jo Dee Messina will appear at the Foundry at Judson Mill on Tuesday, Oct. 19, as part of her tour with the same name as her hit song.”Messina is one of the most iconic country artists of the ‘90s and ‘00s and still has a reputation as one of the genre’s most passionate, high-energy performers,” according to her promoters. She wrote “Heads Carolina, Tails California” in 1996, and the song is reaching a new, younger audience these days with Cole Swindell’s “interpolation,” as Billboard.com called it, “She had Me At Heads Carolina.”More news (story continues after links.)$2 million winning lottery ticket sold in GreenvilleUpstate teacher finds kidney donor but you can still help’Thriller’ flash mobs coming to Greenville, South CarolinaMessina, 52, released new music earlier this summer that she said was inspired by her cancer journey after she was diagnosed in 2017. “The music star turned to her faith to help motivate her during her cancer journey,” Survivornet.com said.Her new single, “Just To Be Loved,” is available now.“The gist of the song is, don’t change who you are just to be loved because God made you perfect. He made you priceless,” Messina said on her website.”Jo Dee has been traveling the country receiving rave reviews for her authenticity, commitment and openness on stage,” her promoters said. “Hoping to inspire and enlighten fans from all walks of life with every step she takes, Jo Dee has made it her mission to present herself and her story with honesty, inviting fans to see behind the masquerade.”For tickets to her performance at The Foundry at Judson Mill, click here.
GREENVILLE, S.C. —
The woman who wrote and first sang “Heads Carolina, Tails California” is coming to Greenville.
(Above video is the Tuesday morning headlines for 10/3/23.)
Jo Dee Messina will appear at the Foundry at Judson Mill on Tuesday, Oct. 19, as part of her tour with the same name as her hit song.
“Messina is one of the most iconic country artists of the ‘90s and ‘00s and still has a reputation as one of the genre’s most passionate, high-energy performers,” according to her promoters.
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Jo Dee Messina
She wrote “Heads Carolina, Tails California” in 1996, and the song is reaching a new, younger audience these days with Cole Swindell’s “interpolation,” as Billboard.com called it, “She had Me At Heads Carolina.”
More news (story continues after links.)
Messina, 52, released new music earlier this summer that she said was inspired by her cancer journey after she was diagnosed in 2017.
“The music star turned to her faith to help motivate her during her cancer journey,” Survivornet.com said.
Her new single, “Just To Be Loved,” is available now.
“The gist of the song is, don’t change who you are just to be loved because God made you perfect. He made you priceless,” Messina said on her website.
“Jo Dee has been traveling the country receiving rave reviews for her authenticity, commitment and openness on stage,” her promoters said. “Hoping to inspire and enlighten fans from all walks of life with every step she takes, Jo Dee has made it her mission to present herself and her story with honesty, inviting fans to see behind the masquerade.”
For tickets to her performance at The Foundry at Judson Mill, click here.
