Truck Driver Invited to Perform at 2012 Pre-Grammy Awards

Jan

11,

2012

54th Annual Grammy Awards

Professional truck driver, Tony Justice has been invited to perform at the 2012 pre-Grammy Awards party in Hollywood, California.

The 54th Annual Grammy Awards will be held on February 12, 2012, at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, CA.

As many of you know, Tony is a current long-haul truck driver who was also the “live” entertainment for the past 1st Annual Truck Driver Social Media Convention last October.

Being involved with music his entire life, he has juggled his music career with his truck driving career for years, recently achieving recognition by receiving radio play for his song, “Bring Daddy Home,” which was penned for showing support for our military and their families.

Tony Justice - On The Road Album

Pilot Travel Centers have also shown their support for Tony by making his most recent album, “On The Road” available at all of their travel centers nationwide.

After years of hard work and dedication, Tony is excited for this most recent opportunity to perform at the 2012 pre-Grammy awards saying, “You can bet I’ll be wearing my peterbilt hat and representing all of America’s truck drivers with pride!”

Way to go, Tony!

Tony was our recent guest on Truth About Trucking “LIVE” where we discussed his trucking and music career and shared several of his songs from the “On The Road” album . . . check it out . . .

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Downtime pursuits: More road music from Tennessee | Overdrive - Owner Operators Trucking Magazine
February 1, 2012 #

[…] | by: Todd Dills Tony Justice moving down the roadFirst up, Allen Smith over at AsktheTrucker.com reports Tony Justice (featured in the blog here and here and last month in Truckers News) will be performing at a pre-Grammy Awards showcase in Hollywood Feb. 12. Congrats, Tony! If you haven’t seen it as yet, look for his excellent “On the Road” trucking-country record at Pilot stores nationwide. For more about the show, check out the AsktheTrucker.com story here. […]

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