John Foster just proved that 1989 never died. He sits in a leather chair with a vintage Willie Nelson hat and a guitar. One million people have already discovered that this Louisiana kid possesses a baritone that sounds like 1989.
He wears that faded cap like a badge of honor for the legends. There is a weight in his voice that should not belong to a teenager. He is protecting a piece of our history. It is a quiet moment that feels like a masterpiece. You have to hear how he covers a Garth Brooks classic before you believe it.
Watch his performance below:
John Foster’s Raw Acoustic Tribute to “The Dance”
One viewer said that his voice gave them chills they had not felt in thirty years. Another person mentioned that Garth Brooks himself would be proud of this tribute. It is rare to see someone so young respect the legends so deeply. He plays every note with a quiet strength.
He took that same grit and honesty all the way to the big lights of national television. It was a massive leap from a food court to a stage in Hawaii. He had to prove that a country boy could command a crowd of thousands without losing his soul. He kept the same hat but found a much bigger stage.
John Foster Takes “Callin’ Baton Rouge” to the Big Stage
The energy in the second performance is like a lightning strike. He trades the leather chair for a massive stage and a full band. It is the moment he turned from a singer into a true star. He showed the world that Louisiana is in his blood.
John Foster proves that you do not need flashy tricks if you have a real story to tell. His journey from the Mall of Louisiana to the top of the charts is just beginning. Follow John Foster on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. You do not want to miss the next chapter of this old soul.