Chase Beckham announces High Desert return tour
This video biography covers Chase Beckham’s personal journey from Apple Valley to “American Idol” fame.
High Desert native and “American Idol” winner Chase Beckham returns to his roots to perform at Apple Valley’s Hilltop Tavern and Inn.
Chayce Beckham’s “Coming Home” party begins with food, drinks and dancing when the tavern doors open at 4pm on May 24th.
The party will be joined by singer Natalie Blue, a country music maven from the High Desert, followed by local favorite Chase Beckham.
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In May 2021, fireworks lit up the Apple Valley sky as fans tuned in to watch Beckham be crowned the latest “American Idol.”
Nearly two years after his career-boosting victory, the California native has landed a spot on the magazine’s all-genre Hot 100 chart. Beckham has become one of country music’s hottest new faces, winning the hearts of millions with his mellow, raspy voice and the release of his debut song, “23.”
The single debuted at number 71 on the Hot 100 chart on January 13th. According to the magazine, in the last week of December 2023, it had 13.3 million radio views, 4 million official U.S. streams, and 1,000 paid downloads. signboard.
The ballad is partly addressed to his mother and serves as a semi-autobiographical account of his struggle with alcohol.
Beckham tours with Luke Bryan
Now signed to record label 19 Recordings in partnership with BBR Music Group/Wheelhouse Records and finding a home in Nashville, the 28-year-old Beckham is digging into new music and sharing his signature sound with his legions of fans. Ready to do.
Beckham also recently joined five-time Entertainer of the Year and American Idol celebrity judge Luke on his Mind of a Country Boy Tour, which begins April 17th. It was also announced that he would be co-starring with Brian.
Brian’s five-month tour begins in Canada and then heads to the United States, where he will perform at San Bernardino’s Glen Helen Amphitheater on August 8th.
Special musical guests will vary by city during the tour. At this time, Beckham has no plans to perform at Glen Helen. Tickets are on sale at his LukeBryan.com.
Beckham’s debut album
Beckham told American Songwriter that he hopes to release his debut album this year. He revealed that one of the singles from the album, “This Ol’ Rodeo,” was co-written with breakout star Steven Wilson Jr.
With Western charm and an intoxicating fiddle, the song, complete with Beckham’s signature rasp, is a timeless song about a girl drawn to a boy’s wandering ways, according to All Country News. It is said that the song tells the story of what happened.
Beckham said that one of his childhood friends inspired the song. The friend was a rodeo cowboy, a singer-songwriter whose lifestyle Beckham observed up close during a brief stint together. Beckham said his friend’s dedication inspired him to write the song.
Beckham’s roots are in the high desert
Beckham, who was born at Victor Valley Global Medical Center, told the Daily Press that he spent most of his childhood in Victorville and nearby areas of Hesperia and Apple Valley.
He attended Carmel Elementary School in Hesperia and also attended Vanguard Preparatory School and Sitting Bull Academy in Apple Valley. At the age of 12, he moved down the hill to the Inland area, where he bounced around cities in the Empire and Los Angeles counties.
Beckham attended Glendora High School and graduated in 2014 from Whitcomb High School, a continuation school in Glendora, about 54 miles east of the idol’s home in Television City, Los Angeles.
Natalie Blue
Having been performing for over 22 years, Blue strives to create experiences that transport listeners to another place with every strum of his guitar and every word he breathes – where problems disappear. The dream is vivid, she said.
Blue has performed at venues throughout the High Desert and Southern California, including the iconic Whiskey A Go Go in Hollywood.
A wife, mother, and proud Christian, Blue first discovered her love for singing at the age of eight, belting out songs that made her feel alive, she said. Ta.
As he grew older, Blue’s love for country music deepened. Her radio songs became a means for her to express her own experiences and emotions.
From heartbreak to hope, every lyric she writes is infused with the essence of her journey. But what really sets her apart, she said, is her faith in Jesus Christ.
Blue believes that music isn’t just about entertaining others, it’s about touching the soul and spreading love through every note and word.
Whether it’s an uplifting national anthem or a heartfelt ballad, her songs carry messages of hope and redemption.
Tickets and more information
Online ticket sales for the Chase Beckham “Coming Home” party begin at 1 a.m. March 1 at eventbrite.com.
For more information, visit hilltoptavernandinn.com or facebook.com./Hilltoptavernandinn.
Hilltop Tavern and Inn is located at 9544 Kiowa Road in Apple Valley.
Daily Press reporter Rene Ray De La Cruz can be reached at 760-951-6227 or RDeLaCruz@VVDailyPress.com. Follow him on Twitter @DP_ReneDeLaCruz
