Mar
28
8:00 PM20:00

CHUCK BRISENO

TEXAS MUSIC hitting the W stage and this guys live show is a FUN one…. Chuck Briseno and the boys are ready to light up the W on a Thursday night!

“PUT LIFE INTO MUSIC, AND MUSIC COMES TO LIFE.”

CHUCK BRISENO IS AN INDEPENDENT ARTIST AND SONGWRITER HAILING FROM THE SMALL SOUTH TEXAS TOWN OF GEORGE WEST, HOMETOWN OF WORLD CHAMPION COWBOY PHIL LYNE AND THE NATIONAL "STORYTELLING CAPITOL OF TEXAS".

THE LOVE FOR MUSIC, SONGWRITING AND STORYTELLING HAS ALWAYS BEEN DEEPLY ROOTED IN CHUCK'S LIFE. HIS GRANDFATHER “TATA” HAD A GUITAR IN THE HOUSE, AND HE WOULD RECORD HIMSELF SINGING LOVE SONGS IN SPANISH ABOUT HIS GRANDMA OFELIA. THIS TRUE LOVE OF MUSIC WOULD DEFINE AND SHAPE HIM INTO THE WRITER AND PERFORMER HE IS TODAY. 

SOON AFTER GRADUATING HIGH SCHOOL, HE JOINED THE MILITARY AND WAS DEPLOYED TO AFGHANISTAN IN 2007 FOR 15 MONTHS WITH THE 173RD AIRBORNE BRIGADE. HE SERVED AS A PARATROOPER AND TEAM LEADER WHILE SIMULTANEOUSLY APPLYING TO WEST POINT. IN 2012 HE GRADUATED AND SERVED AS A TANK COMMANDER AND COMBAT ENGINEER UNTIL 2018. 

BEGINNING IN 2019, CHUCK SHAPED HIS CAREER AS A ROAD WARRIOR, LOGGING OVER 150,000 MILES AND 600 SHOWS TO DATE. ALONG WITH RELEASING HIS DEBUT ALBUM “YOU SHOULD BE MINE” AND MULTIPLE SINGLES TO INCLUDE “FIND HER WITH ME,” AND “SHE'S MY HOME,” HE HAS BUILT A REPUTATION OF HARD WORK AND DEDICATION TO NOT ONLY HIS MUSIC BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY TO HIS FANS. 

ALONG WITH HEADLINING HIS OWN SHOWS ACROSS THE COUNTRY, CHUCK HAS BEEN THE SUPPORTING ACT FOR MANY ARTISTS INCLUDING THE TURNPIKE TROUBADOURS, PAT GREEN, GRANGER SMITH, MUSCADINE BLOODLINE, WADE BOWEN, STONEY LARUE, JOSH WARD, JACKSON TAYLOR, AND UNCLE KRACKER. 

IN THE LAST 3 YEARS HE HAS RECORDED AT THE LEGENDARY SUN STUDIO AS WELL AS EAST AVALON RECORDERS IN MUSCLE SHOALS, AL. WITH NEW MUSIC ON THE VERGE OF RELEASE IN 2024, YOU WILL FIND CHUCK ON MORE FESTIVALS AND BIGGER VENUES THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.

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Apr
10
7:00 PM19:00

REDFERRIN

Redferrin is set to make his W debut on a hump day April 10th! Tickets & Tables on sale now let’s GO!!! CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE

The buzz around Warner Music Nashville country artist Redferrin is impossible to ignore as one of Nashville’s most unorthodox and innovative new singer/songwriters. His recent releases are full of adrenaline-pumping energy and rebellious swagger, providing just a sample of the kaleidoscopic musical textures he can create. With lyrics that serve as a manifesto for his take-it-or-leave-it style, Redferrin wants the new music to become a sonic mirror held up to today’s rural culture.

Born Blake Redferrin, the White House, Tennessee native spent his first 24 years on the pegs of a dirt bike, now harnessing that thrill-seeking spirit and relentless drive for a new kind of sound. He already boasts several successful cuts, including Florida Georgia Line’s hip-hop inspired “Countryside,” Nelly’s recent smash “Lil Bit,” and Dean Brody and The Reklaws' “I Can’t Help Myself,” which showcased a knack for party starting, hitting No. 1 in Canada and setting a record for the most one-week radio spins in the nation’s history. Redferrin is set to release more new music this year as he continues chasing high-speed dreams with the throttle pinned and no kill switch.

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Apr
13
8:00 PM20:00

LUCKY LOSERS

One of the best touring Jazz band is hitting the W stage for the first time! GJ get ready for some BLUESSSSSSSSSS

San Francisco's no. 1 touring band & winners of 6 Independent Blues Awards (including Artist & Song of the year in 2021).  Finalist International Songwriting Competition 2020 & 2018.

“The Lucky Losers prove to be one of the fast rising and best duo ensembles on the national scene...Godless Land proves their artistic arrival.”

— Blues Music Magazine, October 2020

San Francisco’s finest male/female duet fronted band.
An inventive, hypnotic spin on Blues, classic R&B, with a twist of Americana.
— Quote Source
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Apr
28
11:00 AM11:00

GOSPEL BRUNCH

THE BUNCH everyone is talking about, is the W’s almost famous Gospel Brunch, with an amazing all you can eat breakfast buffet, live gospel music a message of hope and more! Tickets are only $25 per person adult and $12.50 for kids or UPGRADE to our VIP for $35 and includes bottomless mimosas! GRAB SOME FRIENDS AND SOME TICKETS and come see what everyone is talking about!

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May
18
8:00 PM20:00

JAKE BUSH

Rising country music star JAKE BUSH is set to make his Warehouse debut on Saturday May 18th! GJ LET’S GO!!!!

Nashville Recording Artist Jake Bush:

Texas' Best Kept Secret & Country Music Traditionalist

Discover the captivating sound of Nashville recording artist Jake Bush, a true purveyor of traditional, rug-cutting country music. Tailor-made for the dedicated honky-tonk crowd, Jake Bush has emerged as an authentic craftsman of country music, with crowd-pleasing melodies seamlessly blending the nostalgic essence of '90s country with the vibrant spirit of modern country. Experience the bold and tastefully simple fusion that defines his music—it's "Where 90's Meets Now".

Born in Pasadena, TX, Jake Bush's journey began as the youngest among five siblings. Enduring the loss of his mother at an early age, music became his solace—a refuge where Jake found peace, residency, and hope. Growing up, he immersed himself in the soul-stirring melodies played out on GAC and CMT videos of his idols Keith Whitley, Daryle Singletary, Craig Morgan, George Jones, Mark Wills, and Tim McGraw, among countless other pioneers of the '90s era. After completing high school, Bush joined the United States Army Reserves, serving at Ellington Field in Webster, Texas.

In October 2020, Jake released his first seven-song album, aptly titled "7," amidst the tumultuous backdrop of the COVID-19 Pandemic. The album's lead single, "Gravity & You," soared to the top of the Texas Regional Radio Report, fueled by a remarkable 21-week run and securing Bush his first number one hit in Texas. His second release from "7," "Better By The Beer," co-written by Bush, marched up the charts for an impressive 20 weeks, clinching his second consecutive number one on the Texas Regional Radio Report. On February 11th, 2022, Jake achieved his third number one hit with the self-penned "If You Ever Get Lonely," after an astonishing 32-week journey on the Texas Radio Charts. With three consecutive chart toppers from a single record, Bush made an indelible mark on the Texas Music Scene - during one of the most historically challenging times for musicians.

In February 2022, Bush unveiled his latest album, "Where 90's Meets Now," brimming with heart-wrenching, '90s-inspired breakup anthems and captivating cowgirl ballads which have resonated with listeners across the United States, and beyond. Jake kickstarted its release with the irresistible single "Tractor Town," igniting dance floors across Texas and propelling the song to the top of the charts after 22 weeks—an impressive feat which marked Bush's fourth consecutive number one. Additionally, "Cowgirl," another gem from the same record, conquered Texas Radio, climbing the charts for 22 weeks and securing Jake his fifth consecutive #1 smash hit! After another nail biting 22 weeks on Texas Radio, Jake's single "Name On It" has earned the top spot to make it Jake's 6th consecutive hit!!

 Bush's commitment to Country music is unwavering - with a tireless and professional work ethic showing no signs of backing down, slowing down, or ever entertaining the thought of releasing anything slightly off the path of COUNTRY music. Currently, Jake is engrossed in writing and recording for his highly anticipated debut album, collaborating with renowned Nashville producer Phil O'Donnell, also known as Philbilly.

 Stay tuned, and take comfort knowing the torch is still burning - and Jake is carrying it forward for Traditional Country Music! After all; he might be the best kept secret in Country Music....Find out for yourself.

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Jun
1
7:00 PM19:00

CREED FISHER

RISING OUTLAW COUNTRY music star, Creed Fisher is set and ready to light up the W on a SATURDAY NIGHT! JUNE 1st * TICKETS ON SALE FRIDAY 3/1 at 10:00 AM

Country music’s rising Outlaw Country star, Creed Fisher reminds fans to never lose sight of who you are, where you're from, and never be afraid of working hard to earn an honest living on his latest musical manifesto This Ain’t the Hamptons.

“I know I say it often but this album is truly some of my best work to date,” he proclaims of the brand new collection. This much anticipated follow up to 2022’s Rebel in the South is timed perfectly for country music consumers who are seeking that repopularized sounds of Outlaw and Traditional Country. The album has its own distinguished Red Dirt vibes. “I’ve never been this excited to drop a country album honestly.”

“It definitely has a bit more country rock sprinkled in than my recent two albums, Whiskey and the Dog and Rebel in the South, which consisted of honky tonk, twang,” Fisher says of the vibe. “On this album, the country tunes range from country rock to traditional country, out to outlaw country.” Put another way, he explains, “This Ain;’t the Hamptons definitely has everything from a Hank Williams vibe out to the edgier rock feel that's similar to what you would expect from Kid Rock.”

Along with celebrating blue collar sensibilities, patriotism and fun-loving simple pleasures that are staples of Fisher’s music, this record comes at a time where country music consumers' interests in bringing back the foundational roots of traditional country music are at an all time high. Timing is everything, and Fisher declares “This was the perfect album for true country music fans that miss that less modernized sound of old country music. If I’d said it three or four albums ago - they wouldn’t have heard it.” He’s confident the music and messages on This Ain’t the Hamptons will connect with the majority of Americans, but especially those who love country music and live the lifestyle. “They’re gonna love to hear this one.”

Fisher also promises thematic diversity across the album’s fourteen tracks. “It’s got something for everybody.” He cites songs like “One of ‘Em” and “Lowdown & Lonesome” covering everything from odes for the blue collar Americans and revealing the good, bad and unfortunately truths of being a full time touring artist. The album also gives the Creed Fisher name a face lift as he levels up his branding and marketing, putting his permanent stamp onto the industry as the newest up and coming country music star.. Fisher credits the whole tone of This Aint the Hamptons originating with the song “One of ‘Em,” which is the first single. “My buddy Nate Kenyon pitched me this song and after listening, I made some tweaks to the lyrics and knew immediately, ‘Man this one has to make the cut for this album!’ Everything came together into a production that exceeded even his own highest expectations. “I’ve never been this excited to drop an album,” and confidently points to a particular song that will be a shooting star, the third single to be released from This Ain’t the Hamptons. “Lowdown & Lonesome”, which he predicts will be one of his fans' favorites on the album.”

“I think we went to the next level and people are going to feel the same way. We’re trying to make sure everything we put out is badass.” Creed Fisher’s This Ain’t the Hamptons pre-orders launched June 26th and the album is set to release September 8th, partners with a nationwide tour for the remainder of this year. Never one to stay motionless, Fisher is already working on follow up albums of new material, reboots of older material and even a little surprise for his fans around the holidays. Yes, you heard that right!

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Jun
14
8:00 PM20:00

DROPTINES

GJ get ready for some TEXAS RedDirt live music when the boys from the DROPTINES hit the W stage Friday June 14th!

The Droptines are an alternative country band born in Concan, Texas. Established in 2019 by frontman/songwriter/musician, Conner Arthur, also known as “The King of Concan”. This band puts in the work taking none of the traditional or convenient routes when crafting songs and playing live shows.


For those looking for something a little more offbeat in nature, count yourself lucky if the debut album from The Droptines lands in your lap. This is a genuine alt-country work, meaning that it’s an amalgamation of country, rock, blues, and folk influences. It’s more indicative of the late 90s or early 2000s when alt-country was hitting its stride before it got folded into “Americana,” and the music lost much of its guts.

This self-titled album is an exploration into impulse control and the facing of moral conundrums, and often failing to fall on the right side of these decisions. Sex, drugs, and booze are regularly referenced in these songs as the protagonist pinballs between loose relationships, lapses from sobriety, and regular bouts of self-loathing. The watery effect on the vocals adds to the murky vibe this music emotes.

Sometimes using suggestive or outright brash language when dealing with members of the opposite sex, The Droptines are either refreshingly honest or unblushingly ribald depending on your sensibilities, starting with the opening line of the opening song.

In the midst of this inebriated and directionless beatnik-like itinerary of a lost soul’s activity, glimmers of poetic brilliance emerge. Though some of the songs fail to convey enough specificity to allow the audience to either identify or find sympathy with the character or the story, others do this very thing in a rather gripping manner.

When you realize that “Hyna” is about a cross border love affair, it immediately becomes much more intriguing. “Army Green” gets you with the contrast it paints between an enlisted man and a lover back home, even if the war references make for low hanging lyrical fruit. The revenge of “Raining Where You Are” is palpable and real, while “Shape of My Name” is where the poeticism perhaps hits its peak.

To know her intention, is hell heard out loud
She wrote Revelations, I’m living it now
A trailer park Pagan, that profits off pain
She lies as she loves, in crossing out names.


The album’s most played track called “Bill of Sale” takes on sort of a Johnny Cash vibe with a Western flair to it. “Things I Ain’t Got” is a strait up honky tonk tune at its heart, if not in its instrumentation. But most of the songs of The Droptines have a rock approach, even if some country banjo or a mandolin comes in, sometimes randomly, but never unwelcomed. This is one of those bands that you can’t fuss over genre about too much, because it will only frustrate you, and is missing the point.

The Droptines come from the mind of singer, songwriter, and front man Conner Arthur who founded the band in 2019. Conner originally comes from Concan, Texas where drunk coeds, tourists, and Boy Scout troops head to tube the Frio River out in the Texas Hill Country. The name is derived from the downward-facing points on a buck’s rack, so it’s pronounced like the “tines” of a fork, not “teens” when when you were socially awkward and had a face full of acne.

With Conner Arthur’s uninhibited lyricism, the band has found favor with some of their musical peers in Texas and other important tastemakers, opening the door to them in some of Texas music’s most important institutions, even if “Texas music” isn’t necessarily the most apt description of their sound. The Droptines played the legendary Music Fest in Steamboat Springs, CO earlier this year, and 95.9 The Ranch out of Fort Worth is currently playing their music. They’re also booked for the Jackalope Jamboree in Oregon this summer.

Meanwhile, this self-titled album is creating a major buzz in the circles that seek out elevated songwriting and raw emotion from the starkness of the expressions and the contrast they draw in these often reserved times. As musical mutts it will be interesting to see where The Droptines land. But for now they’re finding favor with fans who seek out music that sounds and feels real no matter the categorization behind it.

The Droptines also include Dillon Sampson on bass, Tyler Quade on lead guitar, and Colt Wrangler on drums.


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Aug
9
7:00 PM19:00

HAIRBALL ** THE BOMBASTIC CELEBRATION OF ARENA ROCK **

THE BIGGEST AND BADDEST CONCERT TO HIT THE W IS BACK AND THEY ARE READY TO ROCK THE OUTSIDE STAGE! FRIDAY AUGUST 9TH! TICKETS ON SALE NOW…

The Bombastic Celebration of Arena Rock

IT'S LIKE 20 CONCERTS IN ONE NIGHT!

A band puts on a concert - Hairball puts on an event! Hairball is a Rock & Roll experience you won't soon forget. The lights, sound, smoke, fire, bombs, and screaming hoards of avid fans...to merely call it a concert would be like calling Mount Rushmore a roadside attraction!

Vocalists Kris Vox, Dave Moody, and Drew Hart lead the band through a 2+ hour, mind-blowing, and dropdead accurate homage to some of the biggest arena acts in the world. Van Halen, KISS, Motley Crue, Queen, Journey, and Aerosmith are but a few of the acts fans will see brought to life. The Hairball stage becomes an entirely new rock concert before your very eyes countless times throughout the night.

The motor that drives the Hairball dragster consists of HBK on the electric bass, Billy on the drums, and Happy on the lead guitar. These Rock & Roll soldiers pride themselves on nailing some of the most memorable licks and chops of all time, while adding their own style and flare that they've cultivated over decades of tireless performing. This isn’t a side job. These guys eat, sleep and breathe Rock & Roll!

2023 finds Hairball celebrating its 23rd year of rocking hundreds of thousands of people across the country. Constantly adding more characters, more pyrotechnics, more lights, more sound, more props, more surprises...more everything! While Happy often tells the audience "Today is the first day is the rest of your life!" Hairball performs every show as though it could be their last. Every night is a 100% full-on, no-holds-barred, exciting, chaotic, fiery party that has to be experienced to be believed!

As important to Hairball as the music, are its fans. While many bands claim to have the best fans in the world, Hairball actually has! Whether they are 10 years old or 100, Hairball fans bring an unparalleled enthusiasm and energy to the show that enhances the arena experience. Hairball knows it wouldn't exist without its fans and takes every opportunity to let them know that.

Whether it's a pre-show meet and greet, hanging out at the merch booth, or chatting online, Hairball has a lot in common with its fans and it's always a good time when they get together. Don't confuse Hairball with the countless "80's Tribute" bands across the country. Hairball is an experience, an attitude, and expression of music that isn't simply a retro flashback, it's a way of life!

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Aug
23
7:00 PM19:00

MATT STELL

MATT STELL is BACK and ready to throw down at the W on a FRIDAY night AUGUST 23rd! Tickets go on sale Friday at 10 AM. Get em while ya can…

It’s an insight the Arkansas native has long taken to heart. In his case, heroes and influences stretch from Johnny Cash and Elvis Presley, through Alanis Morissette and Oasis, to Miranda Lambert and Jason Isbell. But through the endless one-nighters, opening slots, and writers’ rooms that constitute paying dues, he learned what true artists always learn—that the best tribute is not imitation but transformation—finding the place inside that connects with those influences and turns them into a unique and honest voice. He has learned that lesson well.

“The music I make now is mine because I believe it and it’s true,” he says. “That’s what I can contribute, and that’s how I see myself fitting in. The currency of the realm is authenticity, and I think there’s room for mine.”

That’s something he proved with back-to-back #1s that put him in the forefront of this era’s artist-songwriters, and he proves it again with One Of Us, an EP that establishes him as an artist of real depth and vision.

The breakthrough came with the 2X PLATINUM “Prayed For You,” the only debut single to top the Billboard Country Airplay chart in 2019. The PLATINUM follow-up, “Everywhere But On,” made him one of just a handful of new artists to hit the top twice in a row in six years. In the process, he racked up more than half a BILLION total global streams across his catalog while surpassing 27 million views alone for the official music video for “Prayed For You.”

He quickly became one of his generation’s busiest and most visible artists, appearing on Good Morning America, The Kelly Clarkson Show, Bachelor in Paradise, and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’s #LateShowMeMusic digital series. Along the way, he performed the national anthem for major NFL and NASCAR events, plus debuted at the Grand Ole Opry with about 150 friends and family members in attendance from his hometown.

One Of Us, the six-song collection that is the latest step in his musical journey, shows Stell at his creative best, with songs that bring alive a landscape of small-town dreams, friendship, love, and heartbreak. The title track is an anthem for those who share and celebrate the day-to-day realities of small-town life. “Man Made” honors the strength and inspiration provided by the woman behind even the most accomplished man, and “Somewhere Over The Radio” deals with the siren call of leaving to pursue dreams bigger than a hometown, “about how hard that decision is, and the people you leave behind but really take with you wherever you go.”

“Shut The Truck Up,” “This One’s Gonna Hurt,” and “Roots In This Ground” round out a project equally divided between songs Stell wrote and songs he chose from talented peers in the songwriting community.

“When you move to town as a songwriter,” he explains, “you’re at the mercy of artists listening to outside songs and giving them a shot. I told myself that when my role changed from songwriter-artist to artist-writer, I would always listen. The song is king, regardless of whose name is at the top of the lyric sheet, and the ones I end up wanting to cut are the songs that jar me from the beginning. Both writing and choosing songs, this project is me getting better at finding my voice as an artist. I think I know what I do and who I am now more than I ever have.”

Stell’s musical journey began in Center Ridge, Arkansas, where his family has lived for generations. While absorbing the work ethic and positive attitude he saw as cornerstones of that life, he was also absorbing the Country music he heard on both sides of the family.

“Classic Country was the first soundtrack to my life when I was little,” he recalls, “and my mom took me to my first concert, which was Randy Travis and Alan Jackson. But the first record I ever bought was Alanis Morissette’s Jagged Little Pill. Then there were bands like Hootie & The Blowfish, and I grew up playing basketball, so I heard a lot of Rap. I’ve always been drawn to Indie-Alternative music, and I fell in love with Texas Americana. What ties that altogether is an independent streak tied to a place. This EP and the things I’m working on now are about pouring all of that music I love into the best songs I can write and sing.”

Stell earned an athletic scholarship to Drury University, where he played four years of college basketball. While there, he jump-started his musical life with an old guitar he picked up during downtime on a Christmas break. He began writing songs and playing frat houses, sports bars, and other local gigs almost immediately.

What followed was the process of “honing my skills in terms of being able to play on a barstool. Then, I worked on the farm some, did some construction, and was able to get busy enough to just play music.” He played throughout the mid-South, and his love for Red Dirt and Indie music deepened. “There were all these guys making their own records and having people coming to see them play. I loved that independent spirit.” He released three solo albums and visited Nashville, Tennessee, off-and-on to write and make connections, and by 2014, he was ready to move there full-time.

What followed was the process of “honing my skills in terms of being able to play on a barstool. Then, I worked on the farm some, did some construction, and was able to get busy enough to just play music.” He played throughout the mid-South, and his love for Red Dirt and Indie music deepened. “There were all these guys making their own records and having people coming to see them play. I loved that independent spirit.” He released three solo albums and visited Nashville, Tennessee, off-and-on to write and make connections, and by 2014, he was ready to move there full-time.

“I immersed myself in songwriting and supported myself playing music, working in a pro audio store and as an Uber driver, and, because I had a master’s degree, as adjunct faculty at Nashville Tech.”

A couple of years in, though, he considered packing it in, and a mission trip to Haiti nearly took him in a new direction.

“I worked alongside doctors, nurses, and pharmacists and what I saw convinced me that if I was ever going to do something with my life that wasn’t music, it would be something hard that would help people.” He applied and was accepted into Harvard University’s Extension School Pre-Med program. Just six weeks before he was to begin, he got offered a publishing deal.

“I was really thinking I was writing songs like that for other artists,” he says, “since my music is usually a little more love gone wrong than love gone right, but I put it out on an EP, and it changed my life. The door opened to being an artist and to make music people would hear. It was a huge change of perspective, with new opportunities and challenges, difficult but rewarding, and definitely not how I thought it would play out.”

Then came the moment that proved music was indeed his calling. Along with Allison Veltz Cruz and Ash Bowers, Stell wrote “Prayed For You.”

He followed that with “Everywhere But On,” which went to #1 as well, giving him one of the most explosive breakthroughs any singer could hope for. There followed tours with Chris Young, Eli Young Band, Old Dominion, and Miranda Lambert, before he headed out on his own 17-date MAN MADE TOUR in 2022. There was also a growing fan base and heightened expectations for his new material.

As might be expected from his mission trip and nearly chosen career, Stell is adamant about giving back. His Give A Damn Foundation, launched in 2020, supports charitable efforts including St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Doctors Without Borders, and the Humane Society, among others.  Professionally, his focus remains making the best music possible.

“The goal,” he says, “is to make as much emotional connection as I can. Since this is the music business, there’s always that tension between making music you’re proud of and music people want to consume. I believe emotional honesty and musical integrity are the way to do both. My roots are in the Classic Country I heard as a child in Arkansas, but those roots have been watered with a lot of other influences along the way, and there’s new growth every year. I spent a lot of time looking for a voice and I feel like I’ve found it, and everything I do going forward will be a reflection of that.”

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Mar
7
5:00 PM17:00

W 8th BIRTHDAY BASH * LIVE MUSIC * GIVEAWAYS * CAKE * FOOD * DRINKS * FUN

MARCH IS OUR 8th BIRTHDAY BASH ** LIVE MUSIC JAM ** FREE SWAG ** DRINK SPECIALS ** APP SPECIALS ** and we our going to PARTY all MONTH LONG with ya… BRING YOUR BAD SELF!!!

THE WAREHOUSE BIRTHDAY BASH ** SO COME PARTY WITH US ** LIVE MUSIC from anyone that has played our stage from this picture til NOW is welcome back… so come and jam out with us, have BIRTHDAY CAKE, SHOT SPECIALS, APP SPECIALS, DRINK SPECIALS, FREE SWAG GIVEAWAYS and always with AWESOME service from our kick a$$ team!

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Feb
16
8:00 PM20:00

RONNIE & The REDWOODS

GJ get ready for some TEXAS ROCKIN LIVE MUSIC…. LET’s GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Americana/Rock band based out of West Texas. Sad songs for good times!

Hailing from Lubbock, TX Ronnie and the guys have been touring TX and the Southwest for the last 3 years. Recently they were filmed by JamInTheVan which is a national filming agency that films up and comers and blasts them to YouTube/Instagram for spotlight specials. They also sold out the Blue Light Lubbock Fall of 2022 and 2023. So far in 2023 they have broken into new markets in the Southwest, Southeast, Midwest, Rockies and Pacific Northwest. They have already been confirmed for the PRCA Rodeo in Moab, UT in 2024. Timlightyear (Ex-Founding Member,Producer,Writer for Shane Smith &TS) has been chosen to produce their first full length Record and it is scheduled for release in 2024.



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Feb
15
7:30 PM19:30

LOCAL & LIVE acoustic music "A night in Nashville acoustic style" with the lovely Faith Eliza

Just what you need on a Thursday evening, FREE live acoustic music with the talented Faith Eliza , great food, drinks and a few friends & it’s FREE so YES PLEASE! Artist change weekly * check our FB page to see who is playing this week!

THURSDAY NIGHT LOCAL & LIVE with this girl…. Come enjoy some amazing music, great drinks, food and friends!!

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