Sadler’s New Single “If I Had A Cheating Heart” Is Available Now
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - 90s country is on fire and heading to Chief’s on Broadway in downtown Nashville as country music veteran and A Hit With A Bullet author Sammy Sadler teams up with GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter Dave Gibson for their “Hits and History” tour stop in Music City on August 23 at 8:00 PM. Known for his emotional ballads and signature delivery, Sadler will perform career favorites including “Everything’s Gonna Be Alright,” “Starting Over,” “Can’t Get Close Enough,” and his latest single, “If I Had a Cheating Heart.” Gibson will round out the night with a set of country classics like “If It Don’t Come Easy,” “Ships That Don’t Come In,” “Texas Tattoo,” and more.
“I am so excited to be coming back to Nashville and sharing the stage with Dave Gibson,” shares Sadler.
With a career built on determination and raw talent, Sammy Sadler has carved out a story uniquely his own in Nashville. He first rose to national attention in 1989 with his charting rendition of Aaron Neville’s “Tell It Like It Is,” followed by the single “You Made It Easy.” His rising momentum was abruptly halted when he was seriously wounded in the same shooting that claimed the life of Cash Box chart director Kevin Hughes—an event that became known as the “Murder on Music Row.” After several years away from the spotlight, Sadler made his return with ‘Hard on a Heart’ in 2004, earning acclaim in Texas and abroad, followed by ‘Heart Shaped Like Texas’ in 2009. He is currently in the studio working on his next album.
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More About Sammy Sadler:
Over the years, Sadler has scored four Top 15 hits on the Texas Music Chart and was named Male Vocalist of the Year in Dallas-Fort Worth in 1993. He revisited his story in the 2019 memoir ‘A Hit With A Bullet’ and released the acclaimed album ‘1989’ in 2021, featuring T. Graham Brown, Marty Raybon of Shenandoah, and Larry Stewart of Restless Heart and The Frontmen. Sadler is currently in the studio working on his latest album, with new music coming soon. Over the years he has toured with artists Jeff Carson, Ken Mellons, Doug Stone, and currently with legendary songwriter Dave Gibson on their ‘Hits & History Tour.’ For more, visit sammysadler.com.
More About Dave Gibson:
Dave Gibson, born in El Dorado, Arkansas, and raised in Odessa, Texas, was shaped by his heartland roots. His journey to Nashville in 1982 launched a career that left a lasting mark on country music. His soulful songwriting has been recorded by legends like Alabama, Tanya Tucker, Montgomery Gentry, Conway Twitty, and Pam Tillis. From 1990 to 1994, he fronted the Gibson/Miller Band, writing and performing hits like "High Rollin'," "Texas Tattoo," and "Stone Cold Country." In 1993, the band won the ACM Award for Best New Group, and Gibson earned six BMI awards, two NSAI awards, and a Grammy nomination.
Gibson's songwriting legacy includes classics like Alabama's "Jukebox in My Mind," Tanya Tucker's "If It Don't Come Easy," and Confederate Railroad's "Queen of Memphis." Most recently, his #1 hit "Ships That Don't Come In" was re-recorded for Hixtape: Vol. 3, featuring Luke Combs and Toby Keith-the last song Keith recorded before his passing in 2024. "I'm honored to have had my song recorded by not just one legend in Joe Diffie, but two, including Toby Keith," Gibson says. "Luke is surely a future Hall of Famer, and I couldn't be prouder of the work they did to bring my song to a new generation."
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