David Nail

Now that he's been a successful supporter on someone else's tour, David Nail is ready to hit the road and headline one of his own. He's lighting the I'm a Fire Tour this fall with dates in several cities.

David Nail is currently starring in an AT&T U-verse series called 'David Nail: I'm a Fire,' and two more episodes are set to roll out on Wednesday (June 25). Enjoy a preview of each during this Taste of Country exclusive.

Performances from Kenny Rogers and Corey Smith, a surprise from one-third of Lady Antebellum, and an all-star version of ‘Wagon Wheel’ were amongst the many highlights at Darius Rucker’s fifth annual charity concert for St. Jude on Monday night (June 2).

It's tempting to latch onto a narrative that the happier themes David Nail explores on 'I'm a Fire' mirror his treatment for depression. Before this album, he was known for dark, heavy ballads about the loss of love, but now tracks like 'Whatever She's Got' and 'I'm a Fire' find him bathing in sunshine.

David Nail does heavy heartbreak as well as anyone except maybe Gary Allan, so fans may have had reason to cringe when he said 'I'm a Fire' would be a more upbeat collection of songs. Upbeat? Definitely. Fluffy? No way.

David Nail is about to release a new album that includes a No. 1 hit. Now, the 'Whatever She's Got' singer says that the success of his forthcoming record will be even sweeter, as he has a handle on his lifelong battle with depression.

The polar vortex has been rearing its cold and snowy head quite a bit lately, which can affect artists who are on the road touring. Last week, David Nail encountered a problem with icy roads when he was on his way to open a show for Darius Rucker in New York.

Kennett, Missouri's David Nail will be performing at Boondocks in Springfield, Illinois in late March.

David Nail has released new details about his upcoming album, 'I'm a Fire.' This will be the singer's third album, which will include his current hit, 'Whatever She's Got.'

Kennett, Missouri's own David Nail will be close to home Friday night September 27 when he takes the stage at The Blue Note in Columbia, Missouri.