(Entertainment-NewsWire.com, April 07, 2016 ) Shadow Hills, CA -- One of the hardest working musicians in country music these days is no other than Battle Creek, Michigan's Frank Ballard. The 33-year-old musician got his big break in 2008 after he signed up for country music superstar Kenny Chesney's "Next Big Star" competition, which later led him to be the opener for Kenny's Michigan tour dates. Frank went on to sign with Reprise Records located in Nashville which helped catapult him to stardom with his debut single "Tell Me You Get Lonely".
The backing of a major label continued to open doors for the rising star helping to gain an appearance on the Grand Ole Opry with a performance of his song "A Buncha Girls". This would push the song into country music's top 40 charts along with his self-titled debut album. He went on to sign a bigger contract with legendary label Warner Bros. Records which put out his smash hit "Helluva Life" along with his number 1 hit song "Young & Crazy". His first single from his third album "It All Started with a Beer" has been making the rounds on country radio currently.
In preparation for his massive 3 month long spring/summer tour, he partnered with Los Angeles company Step and Repeat LA. Step and Repeat LA created a Step and Repeat LA for him to use on this exciting tour as a way to showcase his branding in a very clean and professional way.
Step and Repeat LA customer service representative Ben Toth said "A photo backdrop is absolutely vital for press and social media purposes. Photos posted on social media with stepping and repeating logos bring about more brand exposure."
About Step and Repeat LA
Step and Repeat LA is a one-stop shop for event planners, providing high-quality step and repeat backdrops and red carpets for many events around the U.S. A step and repeat is a backdrop display that has one or more sponsor logos repeated in a step or diagonal, alternating pattern. It is used for photo opportunities. Step and Repeat LA offers free ground shipping and can ship within 24 hours of approval of artwork.
