Brian Walton’s ‘Merica Tour is a series of personal appearances and live performances held each year to support veterans’ organizations and sponsored charities that benefit nearly all Americans. All proceeds from the events are donated to the ‘Merica Initiative, and this year, in commemoration of America’s 250th birthday, that includes revenue from the sale of the ACM award-winning artist’s ‘Merica album and merchandise.
The ‘Merica Initiative was an idea sparked while Brian Walton was producing his highly praised album ‘Merica in 2022. For over 25 years, Brian, a veteran himself, has supported veterans through charity events and appearances. As the music industry constantly evolves, he and other artists found it increasingly difficult to pledge support in a meaningful way. So, in collaboration with veteran organizations, Brian devised a plan to make it easier for artists to pledge some or all of their proceeds for any event without the burden of organizing or joining a specialized benefit.
Welcome to your official backstage pass for everything ‘Merica! Whether you are looking to spin the vibes on high-quality vinyl, download the latest digital tracks, or wear your fandom on your sleeve with our exclusive, ultra-comfortable clothing lineup of tees and hoodies, we’ve got you covered. Don’t forget to round out your look with our custom accessories, featuring everything from statement hats to limited-edition pins that add the perfect edge to your daily routine.
Price range: $27.50 through $30.00
Brian Walton’s highly praised album “America” (also known as ‘Merica) was released in 2022 to widespread acclaim. It includes hit singles such as “Cowgirl Thang” and “Fly Higher,” which, along with other hits, boosted the album’s chart performance and helped propel the new tracks. The album features songs sung by guest artists, including JoAnne Leaton on “Strange Sensation” and Christal Whitlock on “Can Love You More.” It also introduces fans to Brian’s light-hearted side with songs like the trendy “The Karen (Can’t Understand Normal Thinking) Song” and “In My Little Town,” a humorous tribute to his beloved Challis, Idaho.