Direct from theboot.com ...Dierks Bentley Starts a Bromance at Madison Square Garden
Dierks Bentley definitely bonded with the audience at his Madison Square Garden gig this week -- maybe a little too well with one member of the audience, in fact! Opening for Brad Paisley on his American Saturday Night tour, Dierks bantered back and forth with the crowd. According to the Village Voice, Dierks called out a random concertgoer from the stage and struck up a conversation with him. Sticking his microphone in the man's face, Dierks suggested they go see a movie together. "Two dudes can hang out," Dierks professed to the crowd -- as he began to name a few of his favorite "guy" flicks."You ever see 'Old School," 'Anchorman,' 'The Hangover' ... 'I Love You Man?'" Dierks asked the now fully engaged fan, to which the guy quickly answered back, 'I love you, too!" The dry-witted Dierks deadpanned., "I was talking about the movie," after which, the budding bromance came to an abrupt end.Dierks will be sharing some love -- and compassion -- with his hometown of Phoenix on Nov. 21, That's when when he takes his Miles and Music For Kids celebrity motorcycle ride and concert on the road to raise money for the Phoenix Children's Hospital. The fundraising effort has been expanded to six cities across the country for 2009-2010, with proceeds going to Children's Miracle Network hospitals in those areas.
too funny!!!
ReplyDeleteomg thats too funny! haha!
ReplyDeleteI'm the bromance guy from MSG show. It started out when Dierks brought me back a beer after I had given him mine earlier in the show. He said he usually does this part of the show with a girl but two guys could have a little bromance, watch a movie and have a couple beers. Then Dierks started naming some movies. I was a little slow to catch on and I had never seen "I Love You Man" It didn't click in my head that that was a movie title. So I said, I love you too, man". But the bromance didn't end there. We watched the opening scene of "What Was I Thinkin?" At that point Dierks gave me back the mic and I said about the girl in the video "Man that chick is hot". I felt like I had to say something manly, like when John Candy and Steve Martin woke up in bed together in "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" and said "How bout them Bears?" All in all a great show and a hilarious experience.
ReplyDeleteOh, this is soooooooo funny! I just posted a follow up to this from your comment on Got Country, Dan! I didn't even realize you posted here! Thank you for giving us more insight! We here at DB Congress will take every little morsel of convo we can get about Dierks and his stage escapades!
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