Toby Keith is in the middle of his 10th tour of duty on his 12-day, five-nation concert tour of U.S. military installations performing for the troops overseas on the tours sponsored by the USO and Armed Forces Entertainment.
"I can't believe it has already been a decade, it feels like just yesterday when I first started working with the USO. I've met so many great, brave service men and women over the years and had so many wonderful experiences, that I can barely remember them all. One thing is for sure, I enjoy working with the USO, I love our nation's troops, and I won't ever stop doing my part to extend my thanks," Keith said in today's announcement about his latest USO tour.
During the first four days of the current tour, Keith performed for more than 3,900 service members stationed in Bahrain and aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, among other locations.
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