Clint Black shines in Texas

When it comes to San Antonio’s convention entertainment, forget “portion control.” You’ll want to go ahead and “Texas-size it” with Grammy-winning country music crooner Clint Black. Black is set to bring his Texas-rooted talents and signature black hat center stage exclusively for Kiwanians and their guests during the 2007 Kiwanis International Convention.

Clint Black will entertain Kiwanians at the 92nd Annual International Convention in San Antonio, Texas, July 3-7, 2007. Register now.

Black put himself on the charts and in fans’ hearts in 1989 with his triple platinum album Killin’ Time, featuring the title song and A Better Man, among other chart toppers.  Since then, he’s had hit after hit, won a Grammy (and multiple other awards), and, with wife (and sometimes-duet partner) Lisa Hartman Black, entertained United States troops stationed in Somalia.

“Clint has the rare gift of being able to craft songs that are both artful and commercial; hits that can be taken either as audio candy or as insightful poetry,” writes country music expert and Music Row columnist Robert K. Oermann.

Black takes Kiwanis’ stage July 5. Tickets, which can be ordered on the convention registration form, are US$25 per person in advance or $35 per person on site (tickets for youth, ages 12 and younger, are $15).