Country star Dierks Bentley has released a new video of "Beers On Me," featuring his collaborators Hardy and Breland.
In the feel-good video, the three singers stay true to their promise and give out free cans of beer to people of Nashville. They also take selfies and exchange hugs with the surprised fans. They roam around the city in a large box truck, dressed in delivery driver shirts.
"Come on down / Swing on by / Bring whatever's been on your mind / Locals on tap / And bottles on ice / Livin' on feel-good standard time," the trio sing in the song. "My card's on the bar / You got nowhere to be / If you don't come through / Buddy, that's on you / 'Cause the beer's on me."
Last week, Bentley announced the extension of his Beers on Me Tour into 2022. The new dates are set to kick off on January 6 in London, Ontario, with Jordan Davis, Tenille Arts and Lainey Wilson set to support Bentley.
"People think we are crazy to go to Canada and the Northwest in January, but we've learned from previous tours that it's a great time to bring a party up there," Bentley states. "For me personally, I don't mind that there is plenty of ice, snow, and mountains for some adventure between shows."
Tickets for the 21 newly announced dates are set to go on sale to the public beginning Friday, November 5, at 10 AM local time via Bentley's official website.
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