Why will it be so special to perform at the Fatherhood Festival?ĭavis’s wife, Kristen O’Connor, has been his wife since 2017. Davis admitted, “we Photoshopped it.” “However, what we put in there was the release date of our new single… That was about my new single, the follow-up to ‘Buy Dirt,’ and I am a Saints fan.” I wish them luck, but I’m not a $4,000 Saints supporter.” The country singer then revealed that his alter ego’s $4,000 wager on his favorite NFL team winning the Super Bowl was a ruse. “I’m a huge sports bet, it’s something we did during March Madness out in Vegas… The first time I ever bet was probably in college, when I was a junior at LSU.” Shades Davis losing money is easier to watch than Jordan Davis losing money, or at least easier to tell my wife about,” he joked. “To be honest with you, Shades is a deranged gambler. He moved to Nashville, Tennessee, after receiving his bachelor’s degree in environmental science.ĭavis admits the $4,000 bet on the team was fakeĭavis also talked to the hosts about his alter ego, Shades Davis, and sports betting. “I was a Saints fan all my life.” “I’m a Rangers fan because we don’t have a team in Louisiana,” he explained to the hosts before adding that he’s a “huge Saints fan and a really big LSU guy.”
Before attending Louisiana State University, he attended Byrd High School in New Orleans.ĭavis told Cleveland’s 92.3 The Fan’s Afternoon Drive how he grew up rooting for the New Orleans Saints as a result of his hometown. was his high school, and he graduated with honors.
He released the hit single “Buy Dirt” with Luke Bryan in 2021, which was taken from the same-named album.ĭavis is now revealing something about the song’s follow-up single that fans should be aware of.ĭavis was born in Shreveport, Louisiana, on Mato Luwanna and Ricky Davis. His debut album, Home State, was released in 2018. Davis signed his first record deal in 2016, and released the single “Singles You Up” the following year.
Jordan Davis has risen to prominence in the country music world.
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