On Wednesday, March 17th, 2010, country music sensation Jo Dee Messina took the stage at Feinstein's at Loews Regency Hotel. The Loews Regency Hotel, located in 540 Park Avenue, is one of New York's finest and most luxurious hotels. Jo Dee Messina will be performing at Feinstein's at Loews Regency Hotel from March 16th until March 20th 2010. Her talented three-piece band includes Rick Taylor, Robbie Vaughn and Brent Rader.

Messina's opening song was "Heads Carolina, Tails California," her debut hit from 1996, which peaked at #2 on the Billboard Hot Country Charts. She immediately continued with "I'm Alright," a chart-topping hit and title track of her second studio album in 1998, which was well-received by the audience at Feinstein's.

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PRE-ORDER NOW!Jo Dee is offering her new album UNMISTAKABLE: LOVE for only 5.99 for a limited time! Don't miss this UNMISTAKABLE offer! ORDER NOW through April 18th to receive your cd on the release date of April 27th!! more!

FIRST VOLUME ‘LOVE’ SET FOR RELEASE APRIL 27

TO BE FOLLOWED BY ‘DRIVE’ AND ‘INSPIRATION’

Multi-platinum and Grammy-nominated Country singer/songwriter JO DEE MESSINA will release her first new material in five years April 27 with the first in a trilogy of EPs to be issued throughout the year. The initial installment, “Unmistakable: Love”--a nine-track release comprising seven new songs and two live acoustic cuts--will be followed later this year by “Unmistakable: Drive” and “Unmistakable: Inspiration.” The three EPs (Curb Records) include new music that JO DEE co-wrote and co-produced. Fans can pre-order the 9-song “Love” EP now for $5.99 at http://www.jodeemessina.com/.

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A lot of our more established cabaret artists could learn a thing or two from watching Grammy Award-nominated country singer Jo Dee Messina in her thoroughly engaging new show Unmistakable at Feinstein's at the Loews Regency. Rarely has this 10-year-old venue felt more like someone's living room, and that's really what being in an intimate club should be about.

In large part, that's because the clearly free-spirited Messina doesn't play by the genre's conventions. (Hell, there's not even an encore!)

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