(Nashville, TN – Aug. 10, 2010)  Moxy Records recording artist Chelsea Field  recently traveled through the state of Michigan on the second leg of her extended radio tour, stopping at stations in Detroit, Flint and Lansing, among others.

Since May, Field has been on the road visiting more than 60 Country radio stations in support of her debut single, “Things I Should’ve Said.”  The single debuted last month on the Music Row chart as Field began the second leg of her radio tour.  The first leg included stops in Tennessee, Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, Indiana, North Carolina, Georgia and Florida.

Pictured below (l to r): Moxy Records artist Chelsea Field with Lansing’s WITL 100.7 Program Director Chris Tyler.

(Nashville, TN – July 27, 2010)  Moxy Records recording artist Chelsea Field has launched “Field Day Fridays,” an ongoing webisode series documenting her current radio tour, at www.ChelseaFieldOfficial.com.

Since May 10, Field’s multi-leg tour has seen the singer visit more than 50 stations and 14 states in support of her rising debut single, “Things I Should’ve Said.”  The “Field Day Fridays” video blogs follow Chelsea’s progress on the road, highlighting radio station visits, conference room performances, on-air interviews, and entertaining, behind-the-scenes footage.  New updates are posted each Friday on her website, Facebook and Twitter accounts.

“The ‘Field Day Friday’ webisodes are a fun way for fans to keep up with what I’m doing and where I’m going on this tour,” said Field.  “It’s been an exciting process filming all the places we’ve gone and the visits we’ve made to the radio stations around the country.  Every day is a new adventure, so I’m glad we’re documenting it all.”

“Things I Should’ve Said” recently debuted on the Music Row chart, jumping five spots last week to land at No. 61.  Field begins the second leg of her radio tour next week.  The first leg included stops in Tennessee, Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, Indiana, North Carolina, Georgia and Florida.

To watch the “Field Day Fridays” webisodes, check tour dates and listen to Chelsea’s debut single, “Things I Should’ve Said,” visit www.ChelseaFieldOfficial.com.  Fans can also vote each day for the “Things I Should’ve Said” video on CMT.com’s 12-Pack Countdown here.

Follow Chelsea Field on Facebook at www.facebook.com/chelseafieldmusic and on Twitter at www.twitter.com/chelseafield09.

(Nashville, TN – July 6, 2010) Moxy Records’ Chelsea Field entertained thousands of appreciative troops and their families this past weekend with her performance at the Independence Week Carnival at Fort Campbell, Ky.  Field headlined the July 4 concert, which also included performances from One Night Rodeo, Dan Varner Band, Sam Tate and a special appearance by Grammy-nominated songwriter, Greg Barnhill.  The rising Country star resumes her multi-week radio tour this week, with stops in Virginia, Ohio and Florida.  Visit her Facebook page for a full photo gallery from her July 4 performance at Fort Campbell: www.facebook.com/chelseafieldmusic

Pictured below (l to r): Chelsea poses with Fort Campbell soldiers prior to her headlining performance at the Independence Week Carnival on July 4.

Who:

Moxy Records recording artist Chelsea Field

What: Headlining performance for the troops at the Independence Week Carnival

When:

Sunday, July 4, 2010.  Concert starts at 5 p.m. CDT, Chelsea performs at 8 p.m. CDT.

Where: Fort Campbell, Ky.  Chelsea performs on the Budweiser stage at the Division Parade Field.  (Fort Campbell, Ky. is just north of Clarksville, Tenn. and actually straddles the TN/KY state line).

Also performing will be One Night Rodeo, Dan Varner Band and Sam Tate.  The 2010 Independence Week Carnival takes place June 30 – July 5.

Headlines own show July 4^th for troops at Fort Campbell

(Nashville, TN – July 1, 2010)  Moxy Records recording artist Chelsea Field took a break from her hectic radio tour last week to open for chart-topping artist Easton Corbin on June 25 in downtown Louisville, Ky.

Field delivered an energetic set for a packed crowd that included her debut single, “Things I Should’ve Said,” and a handful of new songs from her forthcoming full-length release, due out in the fall.  She also performed a pair of cover songs that are fast becoming staples in her set, Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believing,” and Heart’s “Alone.”  The show was part of Louisville’s summer concert series, Hot Country Nights, which is held from June 18 – August 27 in popular downtown entertainment district, Fourth Street Live.

Field returns to Kentucky this weekend for her own headlining show on July 4, when she performs for troops stationed at Fort Campbell, located on the Tennessee/Kentucky state line.  The free concert is a new addition to the Independence Day Carnival, which runs from June 30 – July 5 at Fort Campbell.  Other artists appearing on the bill include One Night Rodeo, Dan Varner Band and Sam Tate.  For more information, visit www.fortcampbellmwr.com.

Field’s current radio tour has seen her visit stations in Tennessee, Kansas, Arkansas, Missouri, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Indiana.  Follow her progress on the tour through her ongoing series of video blogs at www.ChelseaFieldOfficial.com or her Youtube page at www.youtube.com/user/chelseafieldmusic.

Moxy Records recording artist Chelsea Field (l) performed at downtown concert series, Hot Country Nights, with Easton Corbin in Louisville, Ky. on June 25.

(Nashville, TN – May 17, 2010) Moxy Records recording artist Chelsea Field stopped at WOGI 104.3 in Pittsburgh last Friday, May 14, in support of her debut single, “Things I Should’ve Said.” The single officially impacts today, May 17. Follow Chelsea’s video diary of her multi-leg, 12-week radio tour at www.ChelseaFieldOfficial.com.

Pictured below (l to r): Froggy VP/Programming Frank Bell, Moxy Records recording artist Chelsea Field and Froggy Pittsburgh PD Dave Anthony.

Departs today for multi-leg, 12-week radio tour

(Nashville, TN – March 4, 2010)  Moxy Records recording artist Chelsea Field has wrapped up her first Country Radio Seminar and will release her debut single, “Things I Should’ve Said,” in the coming weeks to Country radio.

Field attended CRS 2010 in Nashville last week (Feb. 24-26), where she spent several days doing interviews, networking and preparing for the release of her first single, “Things I Should’ve Said.”  She also helped to close out this year’s CRS with a performance at Digital Rodeo’s “Guilty Pleasures” show on Friday night alongside acts like Emily West, Love & Theft, Mark Wills, Steve Azar, Julie Roberts, Buddy Jewell, Mallary Hope, Bomshel and Laura Bell Bundy.

“The whole CRS experience for me was just amazing,” says Field.  “There is so much you can learn about the Country radio business at CRS, and the timing of it couldn’t have been better for me, personally.  We got feedback from so many people at the seminar, and I know it’s going to help us when we release ‘Things I Should’ve Said’ in the coming weeks.”

Award-winning songwriter and producer Trey Bruce (Trace Adkins, Chris Ledoux, Rebecca Lynn Howard) produced Field’s debut album and single.  In February, Field became the first artist to sign with new Nashville-based independent label, Moxy Records.

A video is currently being planned for “Things I Should’ve Said.”  Field’s debut album is scheduled for release in summer 2010.

For more information about Chelsea Field, visit www.ChelseaFieldOfficial.com.

Moxy Records recording artist Chelsea Field (r) poses with fellow Country newcomer Laura Bell Bundy after the Digital Rodeo “Guilty Pleasures” show.  The event closed out CRS 2010 in downtown Nashville on Friday, Feb. 26, 2010.   Photo: Randi Radcliff

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