Toby Keith's "Biggest & Baddest" tour in Atlanta

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Toby Keith's "Biggest & Baddest" tour in Atlanta

Toby Keith brought his "Biggest & Baddest tour" to Lakewood Amphitheatre in Atlanta on Thursday. Montgomery Gentry, Trailer Choir, Mica Roberts and Carter's Chord also performed.

Toby Keith brought his "Biggest & Baddest tour" to Lakewood Amphitheatre in Atlanta on Thursday. The group Carter's Chord opened for him. According to their web site, Carter's Chord are three singing and songwriting sisters whose parents toured and recorded with Waylon Jennings during the height of the Outlaw movement.

Mica Roberts from Oklahoma was there too.

The group Montgomery Gentry got the crowd going.

Confetti blankets the crowd as Toby Keith hits the stage.

Toby sang some oldies, some goodies, some new ones.

According to CMT.com, Toby Keith was born with the name Toby Keith Covel on July 8, 1961, in Clinton, Okla. The family moved to Oklahoma City when Keith was young, and it was there he became interested in the musicians who worked in his grandmother's supper club.

These Toby Keith fans hail from Pensacola, Fla. From left to right, Hillary Sunday, Tammy Dunsford and Tana Roberts.

Toby got his first guitar at age 8, but it would be years before he would pursue music as a career. At 6-feet-4 inches, Keith worked in the oil industry and played defensive end with the Oklahoma City Drillers United States Football League (USFL) team, the CMT.com web site says.

Now, what car company has Toby been a spokesman for? Hmm, can't quite remember.....

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Toby Keith brought his "Biggest & Baddest tour" to Lakewood Amphitheatre in Atlanta on Thursday. The group Carter's Chord opened for him. According to their web site, Carter's Chord are three singing and songwriting sisters whose parents toured and recorded with Waylon Jennings during the height of the Outlaw movement.