THE PARTY LIST - August 30 - September 5

Note: Please remember to check with the venue as to whether or not there is a cover charge or ticket required for the shows you plan to attend. Also, some venues have an age restriction. I have provided links to the venues when possible, making it easy for you to check it out.

Not all events take place in Texas. With that in mind I will begin listing them not only by day but by TEXAS and ON THE ROAD. With that in mind…

Let’s Get This Party STARTED!

TEXAS

Thursday – 30

Cody Joe Hodges (solo) – White Elephant Saloon – Ft. Worth

Matt & the Herdsmen – The Bell Co. Expo – Belton

            /w Josh Ward

Friday – 31

Reckless Kelly – The Backyard at Friztown – Fredricksburg

Bellamy Brothers – Buck’s Backyard – Buda

Cody Joe Hodges – Circleville General Store – Taylor

Zach Coffey – LSA Burger – Denton

Scott Taylor Band – The Kenney Store - Kenney

Saturday – September 1

Bellamy Brothers – Steiner Ranch – Austin

Cody Joe Hodges – Lea Lou Coop – Mason

Mike Blakely – Texas Heritage Vineyards – Fredricksburg

            /w Annie Blakely

Matt & the Herdsmen – The Melody Ranch – Waco

Sunday – 2

Bellamy Brothers – Fayette Co. Fair – La Grange

Monday – 3

NO SHOWS FOUND

Tuesday – 4

Mike Blakely – Western Edge Cellars – Fredricksburg

Wednesday – 5

NO SHOWS FOUND

ON THE ROAD

Thursday – 30

Ragged Union – Sam Bond’s Garage – Eugene OR

Asleep at the Wheel – The Ardmore – Ardmore PA

Friday – 31

Clint Black – Seven Peaks Festival – Buena Vista CO

Ragged Union – Cosmic Turtle Farm – Tenino WA

Asleep at the Wheel – The Newton Theatre – Newton NJ

Gene Watson – Bluegate Theatre – Shipshewana IN

Neal McCoy – Choctaw Nation Labor Day Festival & Pow Wow – Tuskahoma OK

Lorraine Jordan – Back 40 Bluegrass Festival – Curryville MO

Saturday – September 1

Pat Green – Horseshoe – Bossier City LA

Reckless Kelly – Eufaula Cove Amphitheatre – Eufaula OK

Clint Black – Mazatzal Casino - Payson AZ

Ragged Union – Hovander Homestead Bluegrass Festival – Bellingham WA

Asleep at the Wheel – Rhythm & Blues Festival – Charlestown RI

Confederate Railroad – Crawford Co. Labor Day – Marengo IN

Gene Watson – Bluegate Theatre – Shipshewana IN

Marc Broussard – Park City Mountain – Park City UT

Neal McCoy – Riverdome – Horseshoe Hotel & Casino – Bossier City LA

Lorraine Jordan – Back 40 Bluegrass Festival – Curryville MO

Sunday – 2

Clint Black – Northern Edge Casino – Farmington NM

Ragged Union – Hovander Homestead Bluegrass Festival – Bellingham WA

Marc Broussard – Copper Mountain Country Festival -  Copper Mountain CO

Monday – 3

Confederate Railroad – Russell Co. Fair & Horse Show – Castlewood VA

Exile – Panorama Labor Day Celebration – Saltville VA

Tuesday – 4

 NO SHOWS FOUND

Wednesday – 5

NO SHOWS FOUND

AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT - June Faver - Giveaway!

As I told you earlier, this week is a bit different. Today, I'm featuring Texas romance author June Faver.

BIO:

June/J.D. Faver loves Texas, from the Gulf coast to the panhandle. Her novels embrace the heart and soul of the state and the larger-than-life Texans who romp across her pages. A former teacher and healthcare professional, she lives and writes in the Texas Hill Country.

Thank you for joining me today in The Writers’ Studio. Let’s get started!

I asked June five questions, then asked her to pick three from a list.

Here are my FAST FIVE:

I’ve always asked ‘where do you get your ideas’. So, where do you get yours?

I have no idea where the seed of a story idea comes from, but once I become obsessed with it, I sometimes even dream the story. I’ve had to jump out of bed to make notes before. Generally, the current book is always working in my brain. As I get to know the characters better, they reveal their personalities, strengths and weaknesses and idiosyncrasies. 

Which comes first, the story, the characters, or the setting?

I wish I could tell you that I have some kind of formula for writing, but that’s not the case.  I’m never at a loss for story ideas. I do have a bulging file of WIPs (Works in Progress). Some will never be finished, while burst forth into fruition. Once I got a story idea from a news story about border immigration and another time someone said the phrase, “throw-away babies” and I totally freaked out, but it sparked a story.

Which of your heroines most represent you, or the ‘you’ you’d like to be? Why?

I think I’m most like Chloe Solis in my South Padre Island series> Bad Medicine is the first. She always leads with her heart. She is fiercely loyal and shares many of my human frailties.

What is the single most important part of writing for you?

I love to write and would be writing even if my words never got published, but the most thrilling part of writing is when someone reads and ‘gets it’. It’s the ultimate validation.

Self-care seems to be a trend these days. What do you do to pamper yourself?

My days start with a simple ritual of greeting the new day. I have Minx, a precious small rescue dog (Rat Terrier/Chihuahua) and we go out early to perform our ritual. Hers involves patrolling her domain to make sure there are no squirrels or deer around. Yes, she will fiercely chase deer from our part of the woods. After she ensures that we are safe, she comes to lie beside me on the porch, her ears perked up and alert for danger. My part of the ritual involves sitting in my big wicker chair, breathing, admiring the colors of the sky and listening to the incredible bird songs, and most of all...finding my center. Just being thankful. I water the growing things and make sure both bird baths are filled. Yes, it’s a year round thing. Love to sit out in the rain. Minx, not so much... 

Here were June's THREE:

How long have you been writing - have you always wanted to be a writer?

My second grade teacher, Sister Anastasia, let me write, cast, direct, and act in the 3-Act Plays I wrote. She gave me a box of colored chalk so I could draw the sets on the 3 blackboards. She was my patron saint and gave a portal for those stories to come tumbling out. Yes, I was 7 years old. 

How much of your personality and life experiences are in your writing?

LOTS!!! It just creeps in. I find myself writing in things that have happened to me or someone I know...and I sometimes write a character with mannerisms I’ve observed in others. No one is exempt.

If money were not an object, where would you most like to travel?

Anywhere with a white sand beach, gentle offshore breezes and lots of seafood and fresh produce. Oh, and a sail boat. Heavenly.

Great answers! Now, let's talk about DO OR DIE COWBOY. I've read the book and am in love with Tyler Garrett. I think most women would be.

This is BOOK 1 in the Dark Horse Series.

BLURB:

Putting it all on the line for love...
Cowboy musician Tyler Garrett has a once-in-a-lifetime chance to put aside his rough-and-tumble rancher's lifestyle and realize his dream. He's on the road to Dallas to record a demo when that dream gets kicked sideways by a beautiful woman on the run.

Leah Benson will do whatever it takes to keep her daughter safe. But when her dangerous past catches up with her, she needs a hero—and luckily for her, Tyler Garrett was born and bred for the role.

EXCERPT:

        The dog began to lap noisily. Leah knelt down beside him to run her hand over the silky fur. “Good boy” she whispered and rose from her crouch. When she turned, she ran smack into a brick wall. A warm muscled brick wall with arms. She stifled a scream as she pushed off the wall and was gathered into a rough embrace.

         “Easy, Leah.”

        “Oh, Ty! You scared me.” Swallowing hard, she braced her hands against his powerful bare chest.   The sensation sent her heart into a flutter. Longing surged through her. Longing for what, she wasn’t quite certain, but longing nonetheless.

        “Sorry,” he murmured, his voice deep and raspy. “I thought Lucky was getting into something.” He held her firmly against his warm torso.

        She swallowed again. “N—No, I’m sorry I woke you.” Gazing up, she couldn’t read his expression in the darkness.

        He expelled a breath, staring down at her moon-washed face. “You are just too pretty for my own good.”

June is offering a copy of the book to a lucky person leaving a comment below. Remember, if you don't comment you can't hold this Great Read for FREE  If you are in the US, you may choose preference of PRINT or eBOOK.  Outside of the US will receive the eBook.

You can purchase your copy of DO OR DIE COWBOY via AMAZON and AuthorLitAudio

You will find June Faver on the following social media channels. 

WEBSITE    TWITTER    FACEBOOK    PINTEREST   GOODREADS    

OUT OF THE CHUTE - Tyler Garrett

Today's Out of the Chute is a bit different. While I'm interviewing a music artist, this one is fictional... well, at least according to Texas author June Faver. But I'm sure if you ask Tyler Garrett, you'd get a different answer. I think all of my readers and artist friends can identify with Tyler and Leah.

Tyler Garret is the hero in DO OR DIE COWBOY, a cowboy contemporary set in Texas that releases to the world TODAY! Tyler is like every other guy. He thinks he has his life all planned out... until a pretty damsel in distress enters his world. You guys know how that goes. Let's talk to Tyler

Thank you for joining me today, Tyler.  Let’s get started.

Regarding the simple pleasures of life, what are some of the little things that make your day better? Spending time with Leah, the woman I love, and her daughter. Singing and playing my guitar for them and just making them smile. We like to go for a ride around the ranch. Seeing everything through Gracie’s eyes  is like seeing it for the first time. 

Who was your biggest supporter growing up?

My mom was the one who encouraged me to sing. We sang gospel songs in church, and she entered me in talent contests. My dad thought I had talent, but he just never saw me doing anything except ranching.

What are some of the events in your life that have made you who you are?

Growing up on the ranch was always positive. My brothers and I learned the value of hard work and to respect the land. Music has always been in my heart, so when my mom encouraged me to enter talent contests, I did my best to make her proud of me.

What risks are worth taking?

There are risks you can back away from and risks you have to take. If someone I love is at risk, I would always step up. No matter what.

What’s the first thing you noticed about Leah when you saw her?

First of all, I noticed how beautiful she was, and also how scared she looked. Her big brown eyes reminded me of a frightened fawn.

You and Big Jim had problems but home is home. What is special about the place you grew up?

My dad was a lot easier to get along with when mom was alive. After she passed, it was as though he realized how fragile life is, and he wanted to squeeze the most out of every day. I know it was his intention to gather as much land as possible because he has three sons to leave it to. He wants to ensure that each of us has a good life, and for him, that means life on the Garrett ranch.

They say children and animals have an innate ability to recognize the good in a person. What do you think Gracie saw in you that made her feel safe?

After everything Gracie and Leah had been through, I’m so glad Gracie was able to accept me as a positive person in her life and that she had nothing to fear from me. She knows I would lay down my life for her.

What is it about music that speaks to you?

Everything. I’ve always heard music in my head. It surprised me that no one else could hear it.

Leah had a rough patch in her life. What drew you to wanting to protect her?

She looked so frightened. Of course, she’s  beautiful but something just reached right into my heart. She was wound so tight I had to do whatever I could to keep her and Gracie safe.

What would be a perfect first date?

In our town, going to the Eagle’s Hall on a Friday night, is a lot of fun. They have a live band on weekends, so a lot of townspeople turn out to have a beer and take a turn around the dance floor.

Life seems to be on its own time table. Do you believe in fate?

Of course. Too many things in my life have just fallen into place. It had to be fate, that I met Leah when I was on my way to Dallas. We could so easily have missed each other.

What was the most influential turning point in your life?

Meeting Leah and Gracie. I thought my singing career was the most important thing in my life, but I was wrong.

What is the one thing you want to do differently from your parents?

For my mom and dad, the whole world was right on our ranch and in the nearby small town of Langston, Texas.  I’ve been on tour and I want to see more of the world, and take Leah with me.

What is your favorite season or holiday? And do the two coincide?

My favorite season is the fall. I love when it cools off and the leaves turn colors. I love all the holidays that bring my family together. The Garretts are a tight clan, but the holidays are a celebration of family.

Describe yourself in 3 words

Luckiest man alive.

If you could do one thing to surprise Leah, what do you think it would be?

I think she deserves a real honeymoon. I’d love to surprise her with a cruise or vacation to some tropical island where we can just relax and be with each other.

Thanks again for being here, Tyler. I know your brothers have their own story to tell. Please let them know I'd love to have them here down the road.

Do Or Die Cowboy is the first traditionally published book by June Faver. I will be introducing her to you all tomorrow. In the mean time, I hope you'll head on over to Amazon and pick up your paperback or Kindle edition today!

If you have a Barnes and Noble near you, Do Or Die Cowboy is available in store via a special 'tower' promotion through the end of September. You'll find the book positioned on a tower display. 

Until tomorrow... 

Country Blessings!

THE PARTY LIST - August 23 - 29

Note: Please remember to check with the venue as to whether or not there is a cover charge or ticket required for the shows you plan to attend. Also, some venues have an age restriction. I have provided links to the venues when possible, making it easy for you to check it out.

Not all events take place in Texas. With that in mind I will begin listing them not only by day but by TEXAS and ON THE ROAD. With that in mind…

Let’s Get This Party STARTED!

TEXAS

Thursday – 23

Reckless Kelly – Courville’s – Beaumont

Lyle Lovett – Wagner Noel PAC – Midland

Kelly Willis – Waco Hippodrome Theatre – Waco

Cody Joe Hodges – Fralo’s Pizza – San Antonio

Friday – 24

Reckless Kelly – Stingaree – Port Bolivar

Kelly Willis – Antone’s – Austin

Aaron Watson – Smart Financial Center- Sugarland

Aaron Einhouse – North Texas Fair & Rodeo – Denton

Cody Johnson – Republic Square – Austin

Chuck Hawthorne – Uptown Art House – Marble Falls

  

Saturday – 25

Dave Thomas – Railean Distiller’s – San Leon

Pat Green – Wolf Pen Creek Amphitheatre – College Station

Aaron Watson – ExtraCo Event Center – Waco

            Margarita Salsa Festival

Aaron Einhouse – The Foundry – Dallas

Cody Johnson – Wolf Pen Creek Amphitheater – College Station

Chuck Hawthorne – Bugle Boy – La Grange

            /w Libby Koch

Gene Watson – Stagecoach Ballroom – Ft. Worth

Max Stalling – Floore’s – Helotes

Zane Williams – Mardi Gras Backyard – Mount Pleasant

Zach Coffey – Ft. Worth Live – Ft. Worth

Sunday – 26

Cody Joe Hodges (solo) – Woodshed Smokehouse – Ft. Worth

Chuck Hawthorne – The Bugle Boy – La Grange

            /w Libby Koch

            Free Music Lessons for Veterans

Tessy Lou – Poodie’s – Spicewood

Monday – 27

WC Jameson – Poodie’s – Spicewood

            Guest: Monte Warden

Tuesday – 28

Chuck Hawthorne – Liberty Tree Tavern – Elgin

            /w David Starr

Mike Blakely – Western Edge Cellars – Fredricksburg

Wednesday – 29

Cody Joe Hodges – Six Springs Tavern – Richardson

Scott Taylor Band – Moonshine Drinkery – Victoria

ON THE ROAD

Thursday – 23

Ragged Union – New Terrain Brewery – Golden CO

Whiskey Myers – JBGB – Fayetteville AR

Asleep at the Wheel – Bell’s Eccentric Café – Kalamazoo MI

Confederate Railroad – Rollie’s Rednecks & Longnecks – Sauk Rapids MN

Neal McCoy – Spencer Theater for the Perf. Arts – Alto NM

Friday – 24

Asleep at the Wheel – Potawatomi Casino – Milwaukee WI

Bellamy Brothers – Grizzly Rose – Denver CO

Confederate Railroad – Bigs – Sioux Falls SD

David Ball – The Vee – Monteagle TN

Neal McCoy – Spencer Theater for the Perf. Arts – Alto NM

Lorraine Jordan – Pickin’ On the Porch – Panteo NC

Saturday – 25

Kacey Musgraves – Billy Reid’s Shindig – Florence AL

Ragged Union – Grapes and Grass – Boulder CO

Grand Ole Opry Legends – American Music Theatre – Lancaster PA

            Bill Anderson, John Conlee, Jeannie Seely

Clint Black – Portneuf Wellness Complex Amphitheatre – Pocatello ID

Lyle Lovett – Gillioz Theatre – Springfield MO

Asleep at the Wheel – Big Top Chautauqua – Bayfield WI

Bellamy Brothers – Western Legends Roundup – Kanab UT

Confederate Railroad – The Octane Bar – Wisconsin Rapids WI

David Ball – Prairie Players Civic Center – Galesburg IL

            Benefit Mark & Jeannette Klein Pediatric Wellness Center

Exile – Sellersburg Celebrates 2018 – Sellersburg IN

Neal McCoy – Colorado State Fair & Rodeo -  Pueblo CO

Sunday – 26

Asleep at the Wheel – Dakota Jazz Club – Minneapolis MN

            6 p.m. & 8 p.m. Shows!

Bellamy Brothers – The Museum Club – Flagstaff AZ

Monday – 27

NO SHOWS FOUND

Tuesday – 28

NO SHOWS FOUND

Wednesday – 29

Ragged Union – White Eagle – Portland OR

Asleep at the Wheel – Harvester Performance Center – Rocky Mount VA

Neal McCoy – Minnesota State Fair – St. Paul MN

THE PARTY LIST - August 16 - 22

Note: Please remember to check with the venue as to whether or not there is a cover charge or ticket required for the shows you plan to attend. Also, some venues have an age restriction. I have provided links to the venues when possible, making it easy for you to check it out.

Not all events take place in Texas. With that in mind I will begin listing them not only by day but by TEXAS and ON THE ROAD. With that in mind…

Let’s Get This Party STARTED!

TEXAS

Thursday – 16

Bellamy Brothers – Liberty Hall – Tyler

Max Stalling – The Old Post Office – Caldwell

Zach Coffey – Keller Tavern - Keller

Friday – 17

Kelly Willis – The Royal Theater – Archer City

Aaron Einhouse – The Foundry – Dallas

Bellamy Brothers – Main Street Crossing – Tomball

Cody Joe Hodges – Cavalry Court – College Station

Max Stalling – Dosey Doe’s – The Woodlands

Matt & the Herdsmen – Pacific Yard House – Conroe

Neal McCoy – Southern Junction Live - Irving

Saturday – 18

Pat Green – North Texas State Fair – Denton

Kelly Willis – The Heights Theater – Houston

Bellamy Brothers – Texas Opry Theatre Music Video Page – Weatherford

Gene Watson – Downtown @ T & P Trailhead Park – New Boston

Matt & the Herdsmen – Monster Carwash Bar – Edinburg

Neal McCoy – Southern Junction Live – Rockwall

Zach Coffey – Wild Acre Brewery – Ft. Worth

Sunday – 19

Tessy Lou – Poodie’s - Spicewood

Monday – 20

George Ensle – Poodie’s – Spicewood

            Guest: David Lee

Tuesday – 21

Dave Thomas – T-Bone Tom’s – Kemah

Mike Blakely – Western Edge Cellars – Fredricksburg

Wednesday – 22

No Shows Found

ON THE ROAD

Thursday – 16

Reckless Kelly – The Old Saloon – Emigrant MT

Clint Black – The Tulalip Amphitheatre – Tulalip WA

Asleep at the Wheel – Buck Owens Palace – Bakersfield CA

Cody Johnson – Georgia Theatre – Athens GA

Confederate Railroad – Holiday Inn Resort – Panama City FL

Exile – Swift Co Fair – Appleton MN

Zane Williams – The Old Saloon – Emigrant MT

Jaryd Lane – Cowboys Nightclub– Lafayette LA

            /w Allie Colleen & David Adam Byrnes

Friday – 17

Cole Swindell – The Ready Room – St. Louis MO

Reckless Kelly – Pub Station Ballroom – Billings MT

Aaron Watson – Missouri State Fair – Sedalia MO

Asleep at the Wheel – Harris Center – Folsom CA

Cody Johnson – Dallas Bull – Tampa FL

Exile – Dakota Sioux Casino – Watertown SD

Lorraine Jordan – NC State Bluegrass Festival – Marion NC

Zane Williams – Pub Station – Billings MT

            /w Reckless Kelly

Jaryd Lane – Mikko – Kinder LA

            /w Allie Colleen

Saturday – 18

Reckless Kelly – Montana Jack Big Sky Resort – Big Sky MT

Clint Black – Harris Center for the Arts – Folsom CA

Ragged Union – Bannock Co. Bluegrass Festival – Pocatello ID

Asleep at the Wheel – The Big Room @ Sierra Nevada – Chico CA

Cody Johnson – The Ranch Concert Hall & Saloon – Fort Myers FL

Crystal Gayle – Beacon Theater – Hopewell VA

             2 p.m. & 7:30 p.m.

Confederate Railroad – Sturgis MS Bike Rally – Sturgis MS

Exile – Bad River Days  - Fort Pierre SD

Marc Broussard – The AMP at Adamson Square – Carrollton GA

Zane Williams – Main Street Miles – Miles City MT

Jaryd Lane – Shrimp Festival – Delcambre LA

            /w Tracy Byrd

Sunday – 19

Cole Swindell – Joe’s Live – Rosemont IL

Clint Black – Harris Center for the Arts – Folsom CA

Ragged Union – Bannock Co. Bluegrass Festival – Pocatello ID

Asleep at the Wheel – Rancho Nicaio – Nicasio  CA

Monday – 20

Cole Swindell – The Intersection – Grand Rapids MI

Asleep at the Wheel – Bankhead Theater @ Livermore PAC – Livermore CA

Tuesday – 21

Cole Swindell – Clyde Theatre – Fort Wayne IN

Confederate Railroad – Wilson Co. Fair – Lebanon TN

Neal McCoy – Lorain Co. Fair – Wellington OH

Wednesday – 22

Cole Swindell – House of Blues – Cleveland OH

THE PARTY LIST - August 9-15

Note: Please remember to check with the venue as to whether or not there is a cover charge or ticket required for the shows you plan to attend. Also, some venues have an age restriction. I have provided links to the venues when possible, making it easy for you to check it out.

Not all events take place in Texas. With that in mind I will begin listing them not only by day but by TEXAS and ON THE ROAD. With that in mind…

Let’s Get This Party STARTED!

TEXAS

Thursday – 9

Zach Coffey – Truck Yard – Houston

Scott Taylor Band – The Club @ Colony Creek – Victoria

Friday – 10

Aaron Watson – Kokefest – Hutto

Max Stalling – Kokefest – Hutto

Max Stalling – Cowboy’s Dancehall – New Braunfels

Zach Coffey – Truck Yard – Houston

Saturday – 11

Dave Thomas – Culpepper’s Steak House – Rockwall

Pat Green – Haley Nelson Park Amphitheater – Burnet

Aaron Watson – Floore’s – Helotes

Cody Johnson – Sam Houston Race Park – Houston

Max Stalling - Back Porch Bar – Port Aransas

Marc Broussard – Dosey Doe’s – The Woodlands

Neal McCoy – Texas Country Music Hall of Fame – Carthage

Zane Williams – Longhorn Ballroom - Dallas

Sunday – 12

Dave Thomas – Culpepper’s Steak House – Rockwall

Mike Blakely – Western Edge Cellars – Fredricksburg

Tessy Lou – Poodie’s - Spicewood

Monday – 13

WC Jameson – Poodie’s – Spicewood

            Guest: Tanner Miller

Tuesday – 14

Mike Blakely – Western Edge Cellars – Fredricksburg

Wednesday – 15

Scott Taylor Band – Moonshine Drinkery – Victoria

ON THE ROAD

Thursday – 9

Braun Brothers Reunion – Challis ID

            American Aquarium

            Cody Canada & The Departed

Aaron Watson – Lea Co Fair & Rodeo – Lovington NM

Bellamy Brothers – Colorado River Stage Park – Fruita CO

Zane Williams – The Caboose – Minneapolis MN

Friday – 10

Braun Brothers Reunion – Challis ID

            Turnpike Troubadours

            Asleep at the Wheel

            Jason Eady & Courtney Patton

Bellamy Brothers – I- Bar Ranch Concert Series – Gunnison CO

Confederate Railroad – Franklin Southampton Co. Fairgrounds – Courtland VA

Marc Broussard – L’auberrge Resort & Casino – Baton Rouge LA

Neal McCoy – Mercer Co. Fair – Celina OH

Zane Williams – Wooly’s – Des Moines IA

Saturday – 11

Braun Brothers Reunion – Challis ID

            Reckless Kelly

            Robert Earl Keen

            Mike & the Moonpies

            Suzy Bogguss Trio

Clint Black – Golden State Theatre – Monterey CA

Ragged Union – Yarmony Grass – Bond CO

Asleep at the Wheel – Cassia Co. Fair – Burley ID

Bellamy Brothers – Midvale Harvest Days – Midvale UT

Confederate Railroad – Liberty Showcase – Liberty NC

Exile – Bevier Homecoming – Bevier MO

Eddy Raven – Midnight Jamboree – Nashville TN

            /w Lorraine Jordan

Sunday – 12

Charlie Daniels – American Music Theatre – Lancaster PA

Clint Black – Uptown Theatre – Napa CA

Asleep at the Wheel – Community Concert Hall – Durango CO

Bellamy Brothers – The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar – Jackson WY

Monday – 13

Asleep at the Wheel – Musical Instrument Museum – Phoenix AZ

Tuesday – 14

Marc Broussard – Iowa State Fair – Des Moines IA

Wednesday – 15

Clint Black – Suquamish Clearwater Casino Resort – Suquamish WA

Keith Urban – Walmart AMP – Rogers AR

Cody Johnson – Wild Greg’s Saloon – Pensacola FL

Chuck Hawthorne – Valhalla Boathouse Theatre – S. Lake Tahoe CA

THE PARTY LIST - August 2 - 8

Note: Please remember to check with the venue as to whether or not there is a cover charge or ticket required for the shows you plan to attend. Also, some venues have an age restriction. I have provided links to the venues when possible, making it easy for you to check it out.

Not all events take place in Texas. With that in mind I will begin listing them not only by day but by TEXAS and ON THE ROAD. With that in mind…

Let’s Get This Party STARTED!

TEXAS

Thursday – 2

Zach Coffey – Hard Eight - Coppell

Scott Taylor Band - Moonshine Drinkery - Victoria

Friday – 3

Kelly Willis – The Kessler Theater – Dallas

Aaron Einhouse – Top of Texas Festival – Perryton

Matt & the Herdsmen – River Road Icehouse – New Braunfels

Saturday – 4

Kelly Willis – 11^th St. Cowboy Bar – Bandera

Matt & the Herdsmen – House Pasture Cattle Co. – Concan

Zane Williams – Roanoke Chop Shop - Roanoke

Sunday – 5

Zach Coffey – Magnolia Motor Lodge – Ft. Worth

Andrea Marie & Magnolia – Poodie’s - Spicewood

Monday – 6

Natalie Rose – The Rustic – San Antonio

Bracken Hale – Poodie’s - Spicewood

Tuesday – 7

Mike Blakely – Western Edge Cellars – Fredricksburg

Wednesday – 8

NO SHOWS FOUND

ON THE ROAD

Thursday – 2

Reckless Kelly – Tractor Tavern – Seattle WA

Asleep at the Wheel – Arvada Center – Arvada CO

Bellamy Brothers – Yamhill Co. Fair – Yamhill OR

Cody Johnson – Klamath Co. Fair – Klamath OR

Friday – 3

Reckless Kelly – Tractor Tavern – Seattle WA

Clay Walker – Cherokee Casino – West Siloam Springs OK

Clint Black – Watershed – George WA – SOLD OUT!

Aaron Watson – Antelope Co. Fair – Neligh NE

Asleep at the Wheel – WYO Theater – Sheridan WY

Cody Joe Hodges (solo)  – The Sherman – Batesville IN

Confederate Railroad – Race Days Festival – Raceland KY

Dinnerbell Road – Hard Rock Café – Pittsburg PA

Gene Watson – Bedell Perf. Hall of SouthEast MO – Cape Girardeu MO

Marc Broussard – Foster Fest – Dothan AL

Neal McCoy – Cole Co. Fair – Jefferson City MO

Zane Williams – Abendigo’s Grill & Patio – Broken Bow OK
Dinnerbell Road - Hard Rock Cafe - Pittsburg - PA 

Saturday – 4

Reckless Kelly – Back Country Bash – Joseph OR

Mo Pitney – Veteran’s Park – Decatur AR

Clint Black – Oregon Jamboree – Sweet Home OR

Ragged Union – SLV Beat the Heat BBQ – Alamosa CO

Aaron Watson – The Fox – Hayes KS

Asleep at the Wheel – Iron Horse Saloon – Sturgis SD

Bellamy Brothers – State Theatre for the Arts – Red Bluff CA

Cody Johnson – Douglas Co. Fair & Rodeo – Castle Rock CO

Cody Joe Hodges (solo) – Gerstle’s Patio Bar – Louisville KY

Confederate Railroad – Gouverneur Fair – Gouverneur NY

Gene Watson – Grand Ole Opry – Nashville TN

Marc Broussard – Elm Street Event Green – Woodstock GA

Neal McCoy – Central Station – Dodge City KS

Lorraine Jordan – Osborne Brothers Bluegrass Festival – Hyden KY

Sunday – 5

Reckless Kelly – The Barn – New Meadows ID

Clint Black – Mount Baker Theatre – Bellingham WA

Ragged Union – Keystone Beer & Bluegrass – Keystone CO

Asleep at the Wheel – Iron Horse Saloon – Sturgis SD

Cody Joe Hodges (solo) – Gerstle’s Patio Bar – Louisville KY

Confederate Railroad – The Palace Theater – Stafford Springs CT

Monday – 6

Asleep at the Wheel – Iron Horse Saloon – Sturgis SD

Confederate Railroad – Union Co. West End Fair – Laurelton PA

Marc Broussard – Ram’s Head On Stage – Annapolis MD

Tuesday – 7

Bellamy Brothers – Sportsman’s Backyard – Lake City CO

Marc Broussard – MusikFest – Bethlehem PA

Wednesday – 8

Johnny Lee – Tonitown Grape Festival – Springdale AR

Cody Joe Hodges (solo) – Awendaw Green – Awendaw SC

Marc Broussard – Ram’s Head On Stage – Annapolis MD