From the mid-1990s through today, there haven’t been many names in country music bigger than Toby Keith. He’s become one of the most iconic performers in the country scene, not to mention one of the hardest working people in the entire music industry. Including Christmas albums and compilations, Keith has released over two dozen albums while also finding time to launch an acting career and spend plenty of time on the road performing for his fans. Keith has never been afraid to speak his mind or shy away from controversy. But that just means that he’s always stayed true to himself. He’s done that with his music, and the results speak for themselves. Keith has churned out one hit after another while selling more than 40 million albums worldwide, as he continues to be one of the artists that country fans must see in person every chance they get.

How Do You Like Me Now

Given everything that Keith has done in his career, it’s only appropriate that his breakthrough hit was the song “How Do You Like Me Now?” The song encapsulates everything that Keith stands for as a person and a performer. Of course, the hits would keep on coming for Keith, always in a most unapologetic way, which has always been a big part of his appeal to his loyal fans. He’s also been unafraid to show all sides of himself, which explains his variety of hits from “Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue” to “Beer for My Horses” to “I Love This Bar.” Somehow, the hits have kept coming for Keith, increasing his popularity and giving him even more gems to entertain fans during concerts.

Road Warrior

While Keith has long excelled at creating hits in the studio, he rarely lets a lot of time pass before hitting the road and giving his fans what they want on stage. Throughout his career, Keith has been a true road warrior. On top of that, he always brings along plenty of his country friends. Over the years, Keith has toured with the likes of Rascal Flatts, Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert, Trace Adkins, Eric Church, Brantley Gilbert, Gretchen Wilson, and countless other country artists. That means every Toby Keith concert is like a mini country music festival, making it an event that no country music fan will want to miss.