New Song, New Era: John Foster Turns Up The Weekend

It has been a whirlwind for John Foster after “American Idol.” The young singer has already performed at the Grand Ole Opry five times. He even just bought a new tour bus. October 24, marks his biggest step yet. He just released his very first original song, “Little Goes A Long Way.”

This is not a slow, sad ballad. John called it a “honky tonk tune,” and he is right. It is an upbeat song that sounds perfect for the weekend. The song, written by Bart Butler, Corey Crowder, and Deric Ruttan, is all about the simple things. It is about how just a little bit of fun goes a long, long way.

John Foster – Little Goes a Long Way (Official Audio)

People have been waiting for this moment. John even shared photos of himself in the studio making the song. He was wearing a Keith Whitley T-shirt, showing his love for classic country music. He makes the song his own, with a voice that feels both fresh and familiar. It is the exact song fans were hoping for.

Releasing a new song is a huge celebration. But what makes it even more special? Playing it for a live crowd on the exact same day. As “Little Goes A Long Way” hit the airwaves, John was getting ready for a massive homecoming. He was heading back to his home state of Louisiana for a very special night.

John Foster Homecoming Concert

The show was a true homecoming event in Plaquemine, Louisiana. Fans gathered at the Bayou Plaquemine Waterfront Park for the big night. After the Lauren Lee Band played, John took the stage. He shared that this would be the first time he ever performed “Little Goes A Long Way” for a live audience. That is a memory nobody there will forget.

From a finalist on “American Idol” to a debut at the Opry, John Foster is showing everyone he is here to stay. He has a clear love for traditional country music but sings it in his own way. His journey is just getting started. Follow John Foster on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. You will not want to miss what he does next.

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