Brian Evans headed to Latin America again as "It's A Beautiful Game" gains in popularity on in-venue monitors in soccer stadiums
LOS ANGELES, May 1, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Brian Evans, the crooner known for songs such as "At Fenway," which put him into the National Baseball Hall of Fame and was produced by Narada Michael Walden, the famed producer behind Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey, Elton John, and numerous other superstars, will travel again to South America to promote the hit soccer song that has garnered more than 1 million views on YouTube, and those views were accumulated prior to a single soccer field having been opened. ESW Management is handling the distribution and licensing.
The video, filmed in Buenos Aires, Argentina, co-stars Lou Diamond Phillips of "La Bamba" fame, RJ Mitte, who portrays Walter Jr. in "Breaking Bad," comedian Carrot Top, and is introduced by legendary musician and actor ICE-T.
Honoring soccer, it is the only English big band song about the sport and has become a "follow the bouncing ball" song for fans of the sport who do not speak English. Some stadiums have used subtitles in Spanish and Portuguese as the music video blasts onto the screen.
Evans will head to Mexico, Colombia, and Brazil to further promote the music video in person. Evans appeared at Bogota's "Theatron," in a special appearance, where he became the first U.S. singer to perform "New York, New York" in Colombia.
Argentina has already been playing his recent hit song "I'm A Traveler" throughout the country. Evans popped into a museum in Argentina to sing "My Way," to an adoring audience. "I'm A Traveler" was #3 on the PlayMPE charts last week.
"I'm very excited to be performing and routinely traveling to these wonderful countries. When I am there, I work so much that I am hoping to see more of the beautiful areas of these wonderful places that I've been visiting," says Evans. Colombia based producer Fernando Koral organized his appearance.
Evans can be followed on Twitter @croon1, and on newly created Instagram @thecroonerman
His website is brianevans.com, and his songs are all available on Amazon, iTunes, Spotify. With a catalog of over 200 songs, his music is routinely licensed for film and television, such as on Netflix's "BoJack Horseman" and "So You Think You Can Dance." He is also the creator of "Horrorscope," a novel that was recently adapted into a graphic novel and is headed for more.
SOURCE ESW Management