Keep Checking Back For New Updates

Many of you have come out countless weekends to watch David Kroll & Heartland play. There's even some of you that have been coming since the very beginning when they were The Walker Brothers.

It is so hard to believe that the years of playing in local bars and summers of setting up on flatbed trailers to play local fairs have come to an end. It is truly bittersweet as David makes the move to Nashville to pursue his dream as a singer/songwriter.

Join David Kroll & Heartland Friday Night Octber 5th at Fun City in their brand new Event Center for a show to remember. The band will hit the stage at 9:00.

All ages show!

Ticket Sales
$3 Advanced Tickets, $5 at the Door
Tickets on sale now at the FunCity rotunda or online!
BUY TICKETS ONLINE NOW!

We're all really proud of this CD. It is done up very professionally with 12 songs and an inside booklet with pictures and special "thank you's". This CD is something that we'll all keep and cherish for the rest of our lives.

"To me," says David, "This new CD represents a time in my life that I'll always want to remember for as long as I live." The CD titled David Kroll & Heartland, is a specialty item that you will never be able to get anywhere else. Pick one up soon at our upcoming shows.

(October 2006)

David Kroll & HEARTLAND at the TRI-STATE RODEO

(September 2006)
Playing at the Tri-State Rodeo this year was a weekend David Kroll & Heartland say they'll never forget. "The energy from the crowd of over 2000 was unbelievable!" said David. Saturday night after Blake Shelton performed, David and the band hit the stage for the second night in a row. Billy Yates joined them on stage for a few songs and sang his CMA Award Winning song, I Don't Need Your Rockin' Chair recorded by George Jones.

Yates and his family traveled all the way from Nashville to attend the rodeo. While on stage, he announced to the crowd that David was going to be a star someday. "That meant alot, coming from a guy who is so successful in the music business" said David. "It was an honor sharing the stage with him."
David Backstage at the Grand Ole Opry
After the rodeo weekend, David headed home to Nashville with the Yates' family to attend George Jones' 75th birthday at the Grand Ole Opry. Billy took David as his guest and got to be backstage the entire show. Little Jimmy Dickens, Sammy Kershaw, Dierks Bentley, Joe Nichols, Allison Kraus+Union Station, Billy Ray Cyrus, Craig Morgan, Joe Diffie and Tanya Tucker all performed some of Jones' classic hit songs. Even George Jones' himself got up to sing one at the end of the night. The show was aired on GAC September 16th.

David's Records His Songs At CASTLE STUDIOS

(June 2006)
Since January, David has been making trips to Nashville to write with Grammy nominated singer/songwriter, Billy Yates. Billy Yates owns his own publishing company, Smoking Grapes. It is a brand new company that he and another friend have started. David was more than honored to help kick off the new company with two of his songs. "It was a dream come true, working with the top 'A-list' musicians in this cool studio and hearing our songs come to life" said David. Their session was recorded in an old castle called "Castle Studios".

David and Billy co-wrote the song "That Girl". The other song, "What Makes a Man a Man" was written by David, Billy, and songwriter, Mark Irwin.

Click here to listen to the two songs.

Billy Yates Invites David to Perform at "Christmas for the Children"

(June 2006)
This year at Fan Fair, grammy nominated singer/songwriter, Billy Yates has invited David to perform at his anual "Christmas For The Children" show. All Profits made will be donated to "Christmas for the Children."

Order your tickets today to see David sing this year at Fan Fair 2006. David will be performing at the Ernest Tubb Texas Troubadour Theater on June 7th along with host, Billy Yates, Michael Peterson, Tammy Cochran, Ken Mellons, Kevin Denney, David Frizzell, Allen Frizzell, Jimmy Fortune, Mark McGuinn and Ricky Lynn Gregg.

You'll also see performances by International superstar, Ruud Hermans plus an amazing art show featuring the incredible portraits of Corey Frizzell (son of Allen Frizzell and nephew of David and Lefty Frizzell).

There will be no other show during the CMA Music Festival that will compare, so tell your friends and order your tickets today by sending a check or money order for $20.00 per ticket, made payable to Billy Yates to:

Billy Yates International Fan Club
P.O. Box 864
White House, Tennessee 37188

The show will start at 6:00 PM and doors will open at 5:30 PM on Wednesday, June 7th. All tickets ordered after June 1st will be held at will call and can be picked up prior to the show at the Texas Troubadour Theater. All profits from this concert will be donated to "Christmas for the Children" in White House, Tennessee, an organization that raises money throughout the year to take underprivileged children in the area Christmas shopping.

Visit www.billyyates.com for more information!