Country music star Russell Dickerson made headlines recently as he shared a humorous and humbling story about his most embarrassing moment on stage. Appearing on the podcast Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe, Dickerson recounted the moment he suffered an onstage “wipeout” while opening for Shania Twain during a concert.
During the show, Dickerson was riding high on the excitement of his performance, engaging with the crowd as he ran along a 50-foot catwalk extending into the audience. However, as he rushed back to the main stage, his boot caught an uneven ledge, and he tumbled spectacularly. “I heard a loud reaction from the crowd,” Dickerson recalled, but he quickly regained his composure and pressed on with his performance. His candidness about the incident not only entertained listeners but also demonstrated his ability to handle awkward situations with grace.
In addition to recounting the mishap, Dickerson discussed his journey in the music industry during the same podcast episode. He spoke about a pivotal $6 music video that he credits with changing his career trajectory, as well as the four-year journey it took for his hit song “Yours” to finally reach the No. 1 spot on the charts. “It was a rollercoaster ride,” he shared.
Moreover, Dickerson engaged with listeners by taking on fan-submitted relationship questions in a segment called “Dear Russell.” His energetic and playful personality resonated throughout the podcast, giving fans a glimpse of his life beyond the music.
Fans are currently excited for his headlining tour named the “RUSSELLMANIA TOUR.” Dickerson kicked off this highly anticipated tour with a dynamic show in Nashville, Tennessee, where he showcased some of his most beloved tracks, including “God Gave Me A Girl,” “Home Sweet,” and “Happen to Me”—the latter being his latest catchy single that pays homage to an iconic 80s anthem.
The “RUSSELLMANIA TOUR” is shaping up to be a major success, with several dates already sold out. Upcoming performances include shows in Rosemont, Illinois, Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Grand Rapids, Michigan, among others. Tour dates are as follows:
- 3/20 Rosemont, IL - Joe's Live (SOLD OUT)
- 3/21 Rosemont, IL - Joe's Live (SOLD OUT)
- 3/22 Minneapolis, MN - The Fillmore Minneapolis (SOLD OUT)
- 3/28 Madison, WI - The Sylvee (SOLD OUT)
- 3/29 Grand Rapids, MI - GLC Live at 20 Monroe
- 4/3 Denver, CO - The Mission Ballroom
- 4/4 Salt Lake City, UT - The Union
- 4/5 Garden City, ID - Revolution Concert House
- 6/5 New York, NY - The Rooftop at Pier 17
- 6/6 Asbury, NJ - Stone Pony Summerstage
- 6/7 Boston, MA - Leader Bank Pavilion
- 6/13 Indianapolis, IN - Everwise Amphitheater
- 6/14 Sterling Heights, MI - Michigan Lottery Amp
Fans can expect not only high-energy performances but also the warmth and humor that Dickerson brings to his shows. His quick recovery from his “wipeout” during the Twain show is emblematic of his approach to performance: relentless enthusiasm and an ability to turn awkward moments into memorable experiences.
As Russell Dickerson continues to blend his sense of humor with his chart-topping music, it’s clear that his popularity in the country music genre is on the rise. The combination of a successful tour, relatable anecdotes, and engaging personality make him one of country music’s standout figures today. Keep an eye on Dickerson as he navigates through his journey in the industry and creates unforgettable moments for fans along the way.
