Cowboy Christmas celebrates hometown
Kerri Thoreson and Jeremy McComb.
Photo by Jeremy McComb
Monday night was a homecoming for Jeremy McComb, a former Post Falls boy who spends over 100 days a year touring the country and Europe singing his country songs. The sold-out Cowboy Christmas Show at The Nashville North at Stateline may not be the largest venue he’s played this year but it definitely boasts the most nostalgia. It was on that very stage that a 15-year-old Jeremy played guitar in Kelly Hughes Band for the first time. Now on the north end of his 40s, his boyish charm and reverence for the place and the people who laid the foundation for his successful career in the music business set the tone. An audience that included Jeremy’s parents and longtime friends was intimate compared to the usual honkey tonk ambiance.
Jeremy’s an entertainer and consummate storyteller. And just a really nice guy who’s comfortable in his own skin these days. 2024 was quite a ride for a kid who grew up in a farmhouse on McGuire Road. A three-week European tour that included Liechtenstein, Switzerland, Ireland, Wales, England, the Netherlands and Germany ended just before Thanksgiving. He’s been touring Europe for a few years, but Jeremy was wowed when it was announced that his song, "Granite Stone," is nominated for a British Country Music Award in the International Single category. Fellow nominees include Chris Stapleton, Post Malone and Morgan Wallen. Pretty heady company.
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