(2005) Brad Paisley Christmas (2006) 5th Gear (2007) Play: The Guitar Album (2008) American Saturday Night (2009) This Is Country Music (2011) Wheelhouse (2013) Moonshine in the Trunk (2014) Love and War (2017) Tours Headlining Time Well Wasted Tour (2005–06) Bonfires & Amplifiers Tour (2007–08) The Paisley Party Tour (2008–09) American Saturday Night Tour (2009–10) The H2O Tour (2010) The iH2O Frozen Over Tour (2011) H2O II: Wetter and Wilder World Tour (2012) Virtual Reality World Tour (2012) Beat This Summer Tour (2013) Beat This Winter Tour (2014) Country Nation World Tour (2014) Crushin' It World Tour (2015–16) Life Amplified World Tour (2016–17) Weekend Warrior World Tour (2017–18) Brad Paisley World Tour (2019) Tour 2021 (2021) World Tour 2022 (2022) Co-headlining Mud and Suds Tour (2005) Two Hats and a Redhead Tour (2005) Opening Brooks & Dunn's Neon Circus & Wild West Show (2003) Band Paisley records his studio albums, in most part, with the backing of his live band, The Drama Kings. Their first gig together was May 7, 1999. Current members Brad Paisley – lead vocals, lead guitar Gary Hooker – rhythm guitar Randle Currie – steel guitar Kendal Marcy – keyboards, banjo, mandolin Justin Williamson – fiddle, mandolin Kenny Lewis – bass guitar, vocals Ben Sesar – drums Former members Jimmy Heffernan – steel guitar Ken Lush – keyboards Earl Clark – steel guitar Mike Johnson – steel guitar Jody Harris – guitar, mandolin, banjo Personal life Relationships In the last months of 2000, Paisley had a relationship with fellow country music singer Chely Wright. Unbeknownst to Paisley, Wright and her female partner had moved together into a new home earlier in the year. In her autobiography, Wright expressed regret for how she treated him. Paisley and Kimberly Williams began dating in 2001. The singer had first seen the actress 10 years earlier in her feature film debut while on a date to see Father of the Bride with a local girl. Four years later, and after his date left him for his best friend, he went to see the sequel alone. Paisley stated that he watched Williams' performance and thought "She seems like a great girl — smart and funny and all those things that are so hard to find." Paisley's sophomore album, Part II, featured several songs he'd written about the old girlfriend, including one about going to see Father of the Bride. When it