Eric Church Is A Country Singer-Songwriter. He Has Released Nine Studio Albums Through Capitol Nashville Since 2005. His Debut Album 2006's Sinners Like Me Produced Three Singles On The Billboard Country Charts Including The Top 20 Hits "How 'Bout You" "Two Pink Lines" And "Guys Like Me". His Second Album 2009's Carolina Produced Three More Singles "Smoke A Little Smoke" And His First Top 10 Hits "Love Your Love The Most" And "Hell On The Heart". Read More On Last.Fm
"Springsteen" Is A Song Recorded By American Country Music Artist Eric Church. It Was Composed By Church Jeff Hyde And Ryan Tyndell For Church's Third Studio Album Chief. The Song Was Released As The Album's Third Single On February 21 2012. The Song Was Inspired By A Memory Of A Girl And Another Artist's Song But He Chose To Center It Around An Idol Of His Bruce Springsteen And Tells The Story Of A Teenage Romance. "Springsteen" Was Received With Critical Acclaim For Its Melody And Strong Lyrics Making It One Of The Top Country Songs Of 2012. The Single Reached #19 On The Billboard Hot 100 Becoming Church's First Song To Enter The Top 20. The Song Also Topped The U.S. Billboard Hot Country Songs. Outside Of The United States The Song Peaked At #28 On The Canadian Hot 100. "Springsteen" Was Certified Platinum Twice By The Recording Industry Association Of America RIAA . The Song Was Nominated For Two Grammy Awards On December 12 2012 But Failed To Win Any Of The Awards At The Ceremony In 2013. The Accompanying Music Video Was Directed By Peter Zavadil And Premiered On April 13 2012 On Maxim.Com. The Video Features Eric Church Playing Instruments In A Suburban Neighborhood While A Couple Is Shown Going Through The Ups And Downs Of A Relationship.