Guns 4 Roses (Guns N’ Roses Tribute Band)
2020-06-27 20:00 - 2020-06-28 02:00 UTC | Marina del Rey-Barbay, 7007 Marina Drive, Kingston, OK, 73439, United States
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Join us asthe nationally renown Guns N’ Roses Tribute Band take over the Barbay stage!! This is going to be one heck of a show you DO NOT want to miss!!!
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Doors open at 7PMBand on at 10 PM21&⬆️- No Charge18-20 – $10

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Southern Cross Band at Red Rock Saloon
2020-06-27 20:30 - 2020-06-28 01:00 UTC | RedRock Saloon, 123 W Woodard, Denison, TX, 75020, United States
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The Southern Cross Band at Red Rock Saloon in Denison, Saturday, June 27, 2020. This will be our 2nd year Anniversary Party! There will be Drink Specials, Dancing and lots of good times. 18+
Only 110 people will be allowed to attend due to capacity restraints and have room to social distance.

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Texas Blues Trio at the Island
2020-06-27 21:00 - 2020-06-28 01:00 UTC | Island Bar and Grill, Highport Marina, 121 Texoma Harbor Dr, Pottsboro, TX, 75077, United States
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Texas Blues Trio at the Island Bar and Grill, Highport Marina on Lake Texoma, Saturday, June 27, 2020. Band starts and 9 pm.

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Copper Chief at Bubba’s Brewhouse – Durant
2020-06-27 22:30 - 2020-06-28 02:00 UTC | Bubba’s Brewhouse, 9125 US 70 W, Durant, OK, 74701, United States
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Copper Chief takes the stage at Bubba’s Brewhouse in Durant on Saturday June 27, 2020.
With rock ’n’ roll attitude and a grassroots country approach, Copper Chief is comprised of Mike Valliere (vocals, guitar), Rio Tripiano (vocals, lead guitar), Justin Lusk (vocals, bass), and John Jammall II (drums). This Austin/New Braunfels, TX based outfit has been tearing down highways from coast to coast over the last year and were recently featured as finalists on USA’s “Real Country” with Travis Tritt along with being voted the Texas Regional Radio Report’s “New Band of the Year 2019”. A bucket of personality, tight three-part harmonies, undeniable Texas swagger, and intricate musicianship blend seamlessly together as the foundations of this group. They have produced a truly unique blend, drawing from the musical canons of several Southern styles including roots, rock ‘n’ roll, country, soul, swamp, psychedelic, and blues. This unapologetic sound paired with their high energy and free flowing live show has been hailed as a refreshing experience among today’s musical climate. The debut, self-titled album released December 2017 has spawned 2 singles and was met with acclaim from both fans and radio personalities alike. Their passion is evident with every “leave it all on the stage” performance in front of steadily growing crowds, so don’t be late, come see what all the fuss is about! #hailtothechief
•WATCH: Shake Music Session – “Broken Promised Land”:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aw6Ah5YlkaE•WATCH: “Jericho”: https://youtu.be/ZL-trfnS04o•WATCH: “Down to the River”: https://youtu.be/t0LQg_eoRlc• Website: https://www.copperchiefmusic.com/• Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/7oc511op47QaLKVoQd7XNr• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/copperchief• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/copperchief/• Twitter: https://twitter.com/copper_chief

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Town Walsh at the Island
2020-07-02 20:00 - 23:30 UTC | Island Bar and Grill, Highport Marina, 121 Texoma Harbor Dr, Pottsboro, TX, 75077, United States
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Town Walsh at the Island Bar and Grill, Highport Marina on Lake Texoma, Thursday, July 2, 2020. Band starts at 8 pm.

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Music on Main Featuring The Steel Woods
2020-07-03 19:30 - 22:00 UTC | Forest Park, 300 W. Crawford St., Denison, Texas, 75020, United States
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Join us for Music on Main featuring the Steel Woods Friday night, July 3rd at Forest Park in Denison, TX
The Steel Woods will headline the night:https://thesteelwoods.com/
Colton Gilbreath will open the concert: https://www.facebook.com/colton.gilbreath
Vendors will be on-site with food and beverages, or eat your dinner at one of our downtown restaurants!
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Our 2020 concert series will now begin Friday, June 12th at Forest Park. We are putting safety measures into place. Drive in and other social distancing measures will be available in accordance with state guidelines.
Music on Main will also be shown on Facebook Live for those who decide to stay home.

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MetalShop at the Island
2020-07-03 21:00 - 2020-07-04 01:00 UTC | Island Bar and Grill, Highport Marina, 121 Texoma Harbor Dr, Pottsboro, TX, 75077, United States
MetalShop at the Island Bar and Grill, Highport Marina on Lake Texoma, Friday, July 3, 2020. Band starts at 9:00 pm.

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AC/TC at The Island July 4th
2020-07-04 13:00 - 16:00 UTC | Island Bar and Grill, Highport Marina, 121 Texoma Harbor Dr, Pottsboro, TX, 75077, United States
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AC/TC at the Island Bar and Grill, Highport Marina on Lake Texoma on the afternoon of July 4, 2020. Band starts at 1 pm.

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Studio 54 at the Island July 4th
2020-07-04 21:00 - 2020-07-05 01:00 UTC | Island Bar and Grill, Highport Marina, 121 Texoma Harbor Dr, Pottsboro, TX, 75077, United States
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Studio 54 at The Island Bar and Grill, Highport Marina on Lake Texoma, Saturday, July 4, 2020. The band will hit the stage at 9 pm.

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Hot Summer Nights featuring Petty Theft
2020-07-09 19:00 - 21:30 (America/Chicago) | Lucy Kidd-Key Park, 373 West Pecan Street, Sherman, TX, 75090, United States
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Hot Summer Nights featuring Petty Theft on Thursday, July 9th on the Sherman Municipal Grounds, Sherman, TX
On Thursday, July 9th, we welcome the awesome tribute band, Petty Theft, playing all of your favorites from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers! We are also excited to have singer-songwriter, Jen Phillips, open up this show for us…and if she leaves you wanting more, make sure to go to the Official After-Party of Hot Summer Nights at Old Iron Post in downtown Sherman where you can catch more from the opening act each week after the HSN show ends on the lawn! These outdoor shows at Lucy Kidd-Key Park start each Thursday night at 7 pm, with headliners to begin at 7:30 pm. HSN is a FREE, family-friendly concert series that takes place every Thursday evening in June & July on the Municipal grounds lawn and gazebo in beautiful, historic downtown Sherman, Texas (with the exception of July 2nd). Feel free to pack your own picnic, or just show up and enjoy the food and beverage vendors on-site!

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Music on Main featuring Confederate Railroad
2020-07-10 19:30 - 22:00 UTC | Forest Park, 300 W. Crawford St., Denison, Texas, 75020, United States
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Join us for Music on Main featuring Confederate Railraod on Friday night, July 10th at Forest Park, Denison, TX.
Confederate Railroad will headline the night:http://www.confederaterailroad.net/
Dukes of Twang will open the concert.
Vendors will be on-site with food and beverages, or eat your dinner at one of our downtown restaurants!
Our 2020 concert series will now begin Friday, June 12th at Forest Park. We are putting safety measures into place. Drive in and other social distancing measures will be available in accordance with state guidelines.
Music on Main will also be shown on Facebook Live for those who decide to stay home.

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Micky and The Motorcars
2020-07-10 22:30 - 2020-07-11 01:30 (America/Chicago) | Bubba’s Brewhouse, 9125 US 70 W, Durant, OK, 74701, United States
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Micky & The Motorcars debut at Bubba’s Brewhouse Friday July 10th!

Thirteen years can put a hell of a lot of wear and tear on even the hardiest of rock ’n’ roll bands. But don’t be fooled by all those hundreds of thousands of miles on Micky & the Motorcars’ odometer: pop the hood of Hearts From Above, the long-running Austin band’s seventh album, and you’ll find a brand-new engine, fine-tuned and good to run for at least as many more miles still ahead. And behind the wheel? Two brothers — Micky and Gary Braun — who by their own admission haven’t been this fired up about playing together since they first rode south from the Whitecloud Mountains of Idaho to stake their claim to the Texas and wider Americana music scenes.
Of course, that’s not to say that the years between then and now have been fallow for Micky & the Motorcars, who have spent the last decade and change establishing themselves as one of the exciting young roots-rock bands in the “Live Music Capital of the World”and growing their fanbase through constant touring and a fistful of increasingly confident releases. But Hearts From Above finds founding members Micky (lead vocals and guitar) and Gary (guitar, mandolin, harmonica, and vocals) invigorated and supercharged by a transfusion of new blood from fresh recruits Josh Owen (lead guitar, pedal steel guitar), Joe Fladger (bass), and Bobby Paugh (drums).
“I think that with the last record we were struggling a little bit just trying to keep the band afloat,”says Micky of 2011’s mature but rather ironically titled Raise My Glass, a compelling document of the band at its most ruminative and brooding. “We loved the songs and we loved that record, but everyone was in kind of a tough spot with the same-old/same-old, and I had just gone through a breakup, so it was definitely the harder, darker side of the Micky & the Motorcars. Hearts From Above is more about all of us being in a much better place now. Having the new guys with us now has just brought a lot higher energy level, both onstage and in the studio. It’s kind of like when we first got started 13 years ago. All of us are just having a blast.”
You can hear that born-again “blast” right from the start of Hearts From Above with the soaring title track, a song Micky started working on in the afterglow of a particularly inspiring show he caught by one of his biggest Austin heroes, Alejandro Escovedo. “Alejandro’s one of those guys who makes me want to be better,” Micky enthuses, “and all I wanted to do was go right home and write.”
He ended up co-writing “Hearts From Above” with Willy Braun, who, along with another older brother, Cody, actually moved to Austin a few years ahead of Micky and Gary with their own wildly popular Americana rock band, Reckless Kelly. But from the moment the Motorcars hit town and released their 2003 debut, Which Way From Here— followed by subsequent releases like 2004’s Ain’t In It For the Money,2007’s Careless, 2008’s Naïve, 2009’s Live at Billy Bob’s Texas,andRaise My Glass— Micky and Gary have proven time and again that while they may not have been the first band of Brauns to take Texas by storm, they can more than hold their own. They’ve made quite a name for themselves out on the road, too, touring on average 12 months out of the year across the United States and beyond. (Micky & the Motorcars have toured Europe three times and even recorded a live album over there, set for release when they return overseas early next year.)
Friendly competition aside, though, the four Braun brothers remain as supportive of each other today as they were as kids, when they all played together in their father Muzzie Braun’s country band throughout the Western United States and in front of millions of TV viewers on the Tonight Show (twice!) To wit: In addition to co-writing half of the songs on the album, Willy also produced Hearts From Above. And of course Cody (who’s produced Motorcars albums in the past) is a VIP guest on the record, too. As Gary proudly points out, all four Braun brothers can be heard singing on the song “Hearts From Above”— something that he says “hasn’t happened in the studio since we were teenagers.”
“Cody came into the studio when we were tracking and coached us pretty hard,” Gary continues. “He has a great ear for harmony and really helped us pick the right parts for the songs. And of course I have always liked working with Willy, and I don’t care if we are writing a song or building a doghouse. He’s a fun guy to be around, but he also knows when to be serious. He was really good at talking to the band getting the best takes we could.”
Recorded in early 2014 at Austin’s 12th Street Sound and funded by the Motorcars’ first-ever Kickstarter campaign, Hearts From Above is packed with assertive songs destined to become crowd favorites; indeed, some of the songs already are road-tested keepers — most notably the epic album closer, “Tonight We Ride,” which Micky describes as an “anthem for soldiers and cowboys and cowgirls and bikers — really, anybody that sticks together as a team.”
“We’ve been doing that song live for probably almost a year now, and it’s starting to get to the point where the crowd is shouting out for it,” says Micky, who co-wrote the tune with Willy and Brian Keane. “That’s a really great sign when you haven’t even recorded a song yet and people are already requesting it!”
One of Micky’s other personal favorites on Hearts From Above is the swaggering “Hurt Again,”which he co-wrote with Jason Eady. “That one’s the wild card,” he says with a laugh, “because Jason is best known for his country stuff, but that’s probably the most rocking song on the whole record. I really love the opening line, ‘The taxi’s running waiting right outside/There’s a look of shame girl that you can’t hide,’ because I feel like it just reaches out and grabs people right out of the gate, and then it’s just rock ’n’ roll from then on out and it never lets up.
“We actually started out a lot more country,” he continues. “Before the Motorcars, I came straight out of a country band and then playing in a bluegrass band after that for a couple of summers on and off. But as we all got older, we started playing more and more rock ’n’ roll, and for me, ‘Hurt Again’ really expresses our ability to do that.
“Although Micky fronts the band, Gary’s brotherly harmonies and back-up vocals (not to mention his myriad instrumental chops) have been a key element of the Motorcars’ sound from day one. He also steps forward to sing a song or two of his own on every album, and his two tracks on Hearts From Above are among the album’s highlights: the hooky, up-tempo “Led Me the Wrong Way” and the haunting “Sun Now Stands,” a powerful account of Chief Joseph and the Nez Perce Indians of the Pacific Northwest.
“I had the idea to write about the Nez Perce and how they were kicked off their land and instead of staying on the reservation that the government had put them on, they decided to make a break for it and try to escape to Canada,” says Gary. “After awhile I realized it was going to be pretty hard to cram that whole story into a four-minute song, so that’s when I called Willy and as luck would have it, he had just finished a book on the topic and was also planning on writing a song about it. We got together the next day and got to work, and I think it took us about four hours to write the whole thing from start to finish.”
The poignancy of “Sun Now Stands” is matched elsewhere on Hearts From Above by the album’s one cover, “Sister Lost Soul”— a song that the aforementioned Alejandro Escovedo wrote for his acclaimed 2008 album Real Animal as a tribute to fallen brothers in musical arms.
“That song is very sentimental to me, and the whole band, really,” Micky explains. “We kind of do that one as a tribute to our good friend Mark McCoy, who was with us forever. We lost him last year in a boating accident.” McCoy, the Motorcars’ original bassist, died a year after leaving the band to move back home to Idaho. Micky also sings “Sister Lost Soul” in memory of another late friend who helped teach him guitar and introduced him to the music of Van Morrison and a lot of other great songwriters and rock acts.
“As we get older, we all start to lose friends, and whether they’re really close friends or even acquaintances you just kind of knew, it’s always a sad thing to see people have to go through things like that,”Micky explains. “And that song is just kind of a tip of the hat to all those guys. It’s an anthem for them and for the people that miss them.”
Bittersweet though it may be, the song fits Hearts From Above‘s spirit like a glove. For Micky and Gary Braun, who’ve driven the Motorcars together now for more than a dozen years, as well as for the newer members helping them steer the band further on down the highway, it’s a celebration of where they’ve been, where they’re headed, and most of all, where they are right now.
“Apart from how we’re all much happier now in regards to our relationships and personal lives, I think I was really able to just write about how grateful we are to get to do what we do,” says Micky. “I think all of us in general are in a pretty good spot right now. We’re happy to be on the road and to be putting out music, and we’re grateful to our fans for helping out on the Kickstarter project and for showing up at shows. We just seem to be in a very positive place, and I feel like this record really represents that.

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Andrew Sevener – Bubba’s Brewhouse
2020-07-11 22:30 - 2020-07-12 02:00 UTC | Bubba’s Brewhouse, 9125 US 70 W, Durant, OK, 74701, United States
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Andrew Sevener hits the stage at Bubba’s Brewhouse in Durant Oklahoma on Saturday, July 11, 2020.

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Andrew grew up in a musical family. His father was in a rock band and his mother was a country singer. When he was in the fifth grade, Andrew asked his dad to teach him guitar so he could impress his crush, and he’s been playing ever since. He currently lives in the mobile home his parents used as a music studio and works as a motorhome technician. As well as performing as a solo act, Andrew was part of a band with his parents called Helluvanote that performed a few times a week. Andrew hopes “The Voice” will be the big break he needs to kickstart his country-rock career.

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Hot Summer Nights Featuring Deep Blue Something
2020-07-16 19:00 - 21:30 UTC | Lucy Kidd-Key Park, 373 West Pecan Street, Sherman, TX, 75090, United States
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Hot Summer Nights Featuring Deep Blue Something on July 16th at 7 pm, Lucy Kidd-Key Park, Sherman, TX
On Thursday, July 16th, we can’t wait to welcome Hit Alternative-Rockers, Deep Blue Something to the HSN stage! We are also excited to have everyone’s favorite, AC/TC, open up this show for us…and if they leave you wanting more, make sure to go to the Official After-Party of Hot Summer Nights at Old Iron Post in downtown Sherman where you can catch more from the opening act each week after the HSN show ends on the lawn! These outdoor shows at Lucy Kidd-Key Park start each Thursday night at 7pm, with headliners to begin at 7:30pm. HSN is a FREE, family-friendly concert series that takes place every Thursday evening in June & July on the Municipal grounds lawn and gazebo in beautiful, historic downtown Sherman, Texas (with the exception of July 2nd). Feel free to pack your own picnic, or just show up and enjoy the food and beverage vendors on-site!
As Texas moves into Phase 2 of reopening, we’re cautiously excited to bring you live, outdoor music every Thursday in June and July. We’ll be taking several steps to increase public safety this year and provide for social distancing, including:
• Providing 12×12 squares in front of the stage to prevent bunching – no more than one family per square.• Spacing out port-a-potties and providing additional hand sanitizing stations.• Spacing out food vendors• No indoor rain plans – concerts will be held outside or cancelled in the case of inclement weather.• Streaming all concerts on Facebook (when legally allowed).
And PLEASE, if you’re feeling under the weather, stay home. None of these great acts coming to Sherman this summer is worth endangering your friends and neighbors. TOGETHER we can make this a fantastic, safe summer of live music in North Texas!**

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Music on Main featuring The Selfless Lovers
2020-07-17 19:30 - 22:00 UTC | Forest Park, 300 W. Crawford St., Denison, Texas, 75020, United States
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Join us for Music on Main featuring The Selfless Lovers on Friday night, July 17th at Forest Park, Denison, TX.
The Selfish Lovers will headline the night: http://theselflesslovers.com/
Riley Redding will open the concert: https://www.facebook.com/rileyreddingmusic/
Vendors will be on-site with food and beverages, or eat your dinner at one of our downtown restaurants!
FREE ADMISSION
Our 2020 concert series will now begin Friday, June 12th at Forest Park. We are putting safety measures into place. Drive in and other social distancing measures will be available in accordance with state guidelines.
Music on Main will also be shown on Facebook Live for those who decide to stay home.

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Southern Brave at the Island
2020-07-18 21:00 - 2020-07-19 00:00 UTC | Island Bar and Grill, Highport Marina, 121 Texoma Harbor Dr, Pottsboro, TX, 75077, United States
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Southern Brave brings the party to the Island Bar and Grill stage at Highport Marina on Lake Texoma, Saturday July 18, 2020. The band with special guest Hannah Hokit will hit the stage at 9 pm.

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Hot Summer Nights featuring Tracy Byrd
2020-07-23 19:00 - 21:30 UTC | Lucy Kidd-Key Park, 373 West Pecan Street, Sherman, TX, 75090, United States
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Hot Summer Nights featuring Tracy Byrd, Thursday, July 23rd, Lucy Kidd-Key Park, Sherman, Texas
On Thursday, July 23rd, we at SO excited to welcome Classic Country Super Star, Tracy Byrd to the HSN stage! We are also can’t wait to for the amazing, Greg Guymon, open up this show for us…and if he leaves you wanting more, make sure to go to the Official After-Party of Hot Summer Nights at Old Iron Post in downtown Sherman where you can catch more from the opening act each week after the HSN show ends on the lawn! These outdoor shows at Lucy Kidd-Key Park start each Thursday night at 7pm, with headliners to begin at 7:30pm. HSN is a FREE, family-friendly concert series that takes place every Thursday evening in June & July on the Municipal grounds lawn and gazebo in beautiful, historic downtown Sherman, Texas (with the exception of July 2nd). Feel free to pack your own picnic, or just show up and enjoy the food and beverage vendors on-site!
As Texas moves into Phase 2 of reopening, we’re cautiously excited to bring you live, outdoor music every Thursday in June and July. We’ll be taking several steps to increase public safety this year and provide for social distancing, including:
• Providing 12×12 squares in front of the stage to prevent bunching – no more than one family per square.• Spacing out port-a-potties and providing additional hand sanitizing stations.• Spacing out food vendors• No indoor rain plans – concerts will be held outside or cancelled in the case of inclement weather.• Streaming all concerts on Facebook (when legally allowed).
And PLEASE, if you’re feeling under the weather, stay home. None of these great acts coming to Sherman this summer is worth endangering your friends and neighbors. TOGETHER we can make this a fantastic, safe summer of live music in North Texas!

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Music on Main featuring Mockingbird
2020-07-24 19:30 - 22:00 UTC | Forest Park, 300 W. Crawford St., Denison, Texas, 75020, United States
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Join us for Music on Main featuring Mockingbird Friday night, July 24th at Forest Park, Denison, TX.
Mockingbird will headline the night: http://mockingbirdlive.com/
Bailey Rae will open the concert: https://www.facebook.com/baileyraemusic/
Vendors will be on-site with food and beverages, or eat your dinner at one of our downtown restaurants!
FREE ADMISSION!
Our 2020 concert series will now begin Friday, June 12th at Forest Park. We are putting safety measures into place. Drive in and other social distancing measures will be available in accordance with state guidelines.
Music on Main will also be shown on Facebook Live for those who decide to stay home.

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Holly Beth
2020-07-24 22:30 - 2020-07-25 01:30 (America/Chicago) | Bubba’s Brewhouse, 9125 US 70 W, Durant, OK, 74701, United States
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Holly Beth returns to Bubba’s Brewhouse Friday July 24th in Durant, OK!

“One of those most impressive things an up-and-coming artist can do is step on stage in a rowdy college bar in front of a crowd where the majority of people don’t know who you are and get them to stop talking, turn around, and listen. I’ve seen Holly Beth do this on numerous occasions and each time it impresses me more and more.” – Chris Fox, Texas Music Pickers.

Born and raised from the red dirt in Oklahoma and recently Texas implant, Holly Beth emerged with a force. With a combined total of over 500,000 streams on her first 2 singles it makes things seem very promising for her soon-to-be released EP. Holly isn’t afraid to stand out from the crowd and her music is a great representation of that.

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Christmas in July on Lake Texoma
2020-07-25 18:00 - 23:00 UTC | Little Mineral Marina & Resort, 300 Little Mineral Blvd, Pottsboro, TX, 75076, United States
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Join us for a fun filled day of Christmas at the lake! Golf cart parade @ sunset with Caribbean band Tropical productions staring Jimi Watusi . Did you say Ho Ho Ho , got to go float

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Giovannie and The Hired Guns at Bubba’s Brewhouse
2020-07-25 22:30 - 2020-07-26 02:00 UTC | Bubba’s Brewhouse, 9125 US 70 W, Durant, OK, 74701, United States
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Giovannie and The Hired Guns live and on stage at Bubba’s Brewhouse in Durant Oklahoma, Saturday, July 25, 2020.

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Back in 2015, when Giovannie Yanez decided to put a band together, he wanted to form a band of brothers who could put on a high energy show and deliver a sound that the Texas Country scene had never seen before.
It’s 2019, and Giovannie and the Hired Guns have done just that. This group out of Stephenville, TX has made a name for themselves in the Texas music scene, where they’re known for playing thrilling shows that will always keep you on your toes. The band is made up of Giovannie Yanez (Vocals/Acoustic Guitar), Chance Bannister (Lead Guitar), Adam Urbanczyk (Rhythm, Lead Guitar), Alex Trejo (Bass Guitar), and Milton Toles (Drums).
New for 2019 is their single “Lover Boy”, a catchy, upbeat love song, and the first new music since the band’s first album, “Bad Habits”. On that note, the band is in the process of putting together their sophomore album, with a release planned later in 2019.
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0sJqZPLoTiqTqXz4nxKw94
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gioandtheguns/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/gioandtheguns
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/giovannieandthehiredguns/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EshfHH40eY

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Hot Summer Nights featuring Lit
2020-07-30 19:00 - 21:30 UTC | Lucy Kidd-Key Park, 373 West Pecan Street, Sherman, TX, 75090, United States
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Hot Summer Nights featuring Lit on July 30th at Lucy Kidd-Key Park, Sherman, TX
On Thursday, July 30th, we wrap up our 26th season of Hot Summer Nights with everyone’s favorite Post-Grunge Rockers of the 90’s and 00’s, LIT, playing all of their hits on the HSN stage! We are also excited to have local favorite Shakedown, open up this show for us…and if they leave you wanting more, make sure to go to the Official After-Party of Hot Summer Nights at Old Iron Post in downtown Sherman where you can catch more from the opening act each week after the HSN show ends on the lawn! These outdoor shows at Lucy Kidd-Key Park start each Thursday night at 7pm, with headliners to begin at 7:30pm. HSN is a FREE, family-friendly concert series that takes place every Thursday evening in June & July on the Municipal grounds lawn and gazebo in beautiful, historic downtown Sherman, Texas (with the exception of July 2nd). Feel free to pack your own picnic, or just show up and enjoy the food and beverage vendors on-site!

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Music on Main featuring Little Texas
2020-07-31 19:30 - 22:00 UTC | Forest Park, 300 W. Crawford St., Denison, Texas, 75020, United States
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Join us for Music on Main featuring Little Texas on Friday night, July 31st, Forest Park, Denison, TX
Little Texas will headline the night: https://www.littletexasonline.com/
The Jared Mitchell Band will open the concert: https://www.facebook.com/JaredMitchellBand/
Vendors will be on-site with food and beverages, or eat your dinner at one of our downtown restaurants!
FREE ADMISSION!
Our 2020 concert series will now begin Friday, June 12th at Forest Park. We are putting safety measures into place. Drive in and other social distancing measures will be available in accordance with state guidelines.
Music on Main will also be shown on Facebook Live for those who decide to stay home.

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Ron White at Choctaw Grand Theater
2020-08-01 20:00 - 22:00 UTC | Choctaw Casino Resort – Durant, 4216 Hwy 69, DURANT, OK, 74702, United States
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Ron White at Choctaw Grand Theater, Choctaw Casino Resort – Durant on Saturday, August 1, 2020. Doors open at 6:30 pm, Showtime 8 pm
MATURE CONTENT:This show may contain strong or offensive language not suitable for children.
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Music on Main featuring Hill Country
2020-08-07 19:30 - 21:30 UTC | Forest Park, 300 W. Crawford St., Denison, Texas, 75020, United States
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Join us for Music on Main featuring Hill Country Friday night, August 7th at Forest Park, Denison, TX from 7:30 – 9:30 PM
Hill Country will headline the night:https://www.hillcountry.band/
Connor Harris will open the concert: https://www.facebook.com/connor.harris.144
Vendors will be on-site with food and beverages, or eat your dinner at one of our downtown restaurants!
FREE ADMISSION!
Our 2020 concert series will now begin Friday, June 12th at Forest Park. We are putting safety measures into place. Drive in and other social distancing measures will be available in accordance with state guidelines.
Music on Main will also be shown on Facebook Live for those who decide to stay home.

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Pecos and The Rooftops
2020-08-07 22:30 - 2020-08-08 01:30 (America/Chicago) | Bubba’s Brewhouse, 9125 US 70 W, Durant, OK, 74701, United States
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Pecos & The Rooftops return to Durant, OK at Bubba’s Brewhouse Friday August 7th!Pecos & The Rooftops are a group of friends based out of Northeast Texas and came to meet in Lubbock, TX consisting of front man Pecos Hurley, Brandon Jones (Rhythm Guitar), Zack Foster (Lead Guitar), Kalen Davis (Bass, and Kade (Drums). Their debut E.P. “Red Eye” was released on January 24th 2020.

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Durant Mimosa Fest 2020
2020-08-08 12:00 - 16:00 (America/Chicago) | Bubba’s Brewhouse, 9125 US 70 W, Durant, OK, 74701, United States
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Bubbas Brew House & Kick’n Dirt Entertainment Presents;2020 Durant Mimosa FestivalSample a half dozen mimosa flavors and have a fun afternoon of Music, Drinking, Raffles & More!$20 General Admission Tickets (Includes 4 9OZ Samples)$35 VIP Tickets (Includes 6 9OZ Samples) ALSO Includes Event T-Shirt and Koozie!LIVE Acoustic Performance by; TBAEvent Time: 12:00 Noon – 4:00 PMAges 21+ to Enter & Consume Liquo

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Stoney Larue
2020-08-09 22:30 - 2020-08-10 01:30 (America/Chicago) | Bubba’s Brewhouse, 9125 US 70 W, Durant, OK, 74701, United States
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Stoney Larue returns to Bubba’s Brewhouse in Durant , OK for an acoustic Sunday show!

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Dirty River Boys
2020-08-14 22:30 - 2020-08-15 01:30 (America/Chicago) | Bubba’s Brewhouse, 9125 US 70 W, Durant, OK, 74701, United States
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Dirty River Boys make their debut at Bubba’s Brewhouse in Durant, OK Friday August 14th!
It happened during an ordinary refueling stop for the Dirty River Boys, the bandon its way from Austin to Tulsa to kick off a six-date run. The van pulled up at agas station and its occupants scattered, with Colton James hopping on hisskateboard and heading over to a grocery store for a rotisserie chicken.But the board hit an oil patch and went flying, and the bassist found himself notjust down, but possibly out. “I see him at the van and he’s got a bone about topop out of his shoulder, and our tour manager is on the phone,” recalls drummerTravis Stearns.
So the band retreated to Austin, where an ER doc told James he had a shatteredcollarbone and would need surgery. In the meantime, they outfitted him with asling. For a moment the band contemplated scratching its upcoming six-date run,because for a stand-up bassist, a collarbone tends to be necessary equipment.“Every time I lifted my arms to play the bass I could just feel the bones crunchingon each other,” he says.
But he didn’t want to force his bandmates to cancel shows. Why don’t I play theelectric bass instead, he wondered, while sitting in a chair? Wouldn’t that work?The band agreed, and they were off again. “That was a long bumpy drive with abroken collarbone,” James wryly recalls. “Didn’t even stop to get any medicationon the way—that was a bad idea. “
But that’s the Dirty River Boys ethos. Playing upwards of 200 dates a year, givingheartfelt, unrestrained performances, and winning over a loyal audience showby-show, it takes a lot more than a few broken bones to stop them.
Perhaps that has a little something to do with the band’s hometown. El Paso,home of the “dirty river” known as the Rio Grande, is a place of schemers andstrivers—not all of them on the right side of the law. Perhaps the quintessentialAmerican border town, the place locals call “El Chuco” is practically one city withits Mexican twin, Ciudad Juárez. Viewed from the air, only the path of the riverdelineates where one ends and the other begins.
It was against this backdrop that Nino Cooper, Marco Gutierrez and TravisStearns came of age, playing music in various bands, dreaming of recording atSonic Ranch—the mammoth residential studio just outside town—and hearingwild stories of drug wars and lawlessness from just a few miles away.Fast forward a decade or so and Cooper had returned to El Paso from SouthernCalifornia, where he’d abandoned a corporate career. Armed with an acousticguitar and armload of originals and covers, he began playing anywhere thatwould have him, including restaurants and hotel lobbies. Stearns quickly jumpedaboard to provide percussion, but venues weren’t crazy about a loud drum kit. SoStearns dropped the kit and picked up the cajón, a simple, box-like instrumentcommon south of the border.
Marco Gutierrez, veteran of a number of local bands, soon rounded out the trio,and gigs in hotels and restaurants soon became bookings in El Paso’s handful oflive-music clubs, which after awhile led to trips out of town.“There’s definitely a lot of talent in El Paso,” Cooper says. “But being in a band,it’s hard to get out of there because it’s a nine-hour drive to get anywhere. ”Young, hungry and—literally—driven, the trio nonetheless buckled up for longvan rides and soon began venturing to Austin, San Antonio, Tulsa and pointsbeyond. Meanwhile a hard-driving roots-acoustic sound—which at the time,wouldn’t sound out of place on a playlist with the Avett Brothers and Mumfordand Sons—began getting battle tested over an endless string of shows andhundreds of broken cajón heads.
Along the way The Dirty River Boys notched a number of significant milestones,opening for legend Willie Nelson several times, and selling out the famed GrueneHall in New Braunfels, Texas.
Having left the El Paso restaurants far behind, the band continued to grow,adding stand-up bassist Colton James and functioning just a bit more like aconventional rock band, though one without the usual dynamic.Indeed, The Dirty River Boys have an incredible number of strengths. All fourmembers have a hand in the songwriting, and all four sing as well, whilemembers often switch off instruments during shows. This isn’t just a vehicle for asongwriting frontman, with an interchangeable crew of instrumentalists bringingthose ideas to life.
And so, after a pair of EPs and an album, “Science of Flight,” that served as atour calling card, the time couldn’t be better for an anthemic, hook-ladendeclaration of intent, served up to an audience beyond DRB’s Texas diehards.And thanks to the golden-eared production assistance of Chris “Frenchie” Smith,that’s exactly what “The Dirty River Boys” is.
The record is both a cohesive statement and a dizzying testament to the band’scapabilities, as it shifts gears between genres with the skill of a long-haul trucker.There’s traditional, honky-tonk country (“Didn’t Make The Cut”), Flogging Mollystyle Celtic rock (“Sailed Away”) and an all-out greasy road rocker (“HighwayLove”) and you get the feeling the ’Boys are just getting warmed up.No matter the genre, the band has a knack for imbuing every one of their songswith undeniable hooks, from the “whoah-ohs” that punctuate first single “ThoughtI’d Let You Know” to the power-chord riff that forms the foundation of El Pasoscene-setter “Down By The River” (co-written with Ray Wylie Hubbard).“It’s an anthem record,” Cooper says. “That’s what we were working for. Wewanted to showcase our individuality, and all the vocals, and just capture thechoruses and those chants.”
“We let all of our influences show,” Gutierrez adds. “So we really have troublesaying ‘this is rock’ or ‘this is country,’ or whatever. And we’re not Texas Countryeither, even though we get thrown in there. Americana is really what it is—because it’s a melting pot of music.”
This self-titled record—tracked at The Bubble in Austin and, yes, Sonic Ranchoutside El Paso—was the first time the band had taken time off to record, ratherthan booking a few studio days between shows, and the effort paid off. “We justbuckled down and focused,” Cooper recalls. “We didn’t want to cut any corners. ”And now, with its best record in hand, the band plans to venture much furtherafield from El Paso, and stay on the road. After all, with border checkpoints onevery road out of town, leaving town can be a hassle.
Sometimes, in fact, more of a hassle than you might have expected. Not so longago, the band found itself on the end of an “enhanced search,” with everyoneasked to step out of the van while U.S. Customs and Border Protection brought adog through it. “Then this guy pulls Travis out and we hear him just tearing intoTravis,” recalls Gutierrez.
“Then the guy walks up to us and asks ‘which of you guys are from El Paso?’”Gutierrez continues. “We raise our hands, then we go to the side of the van. In asplit-second he goes from mad dog to ‘El Paso Chuco,’ giving us the love, saying‘Hey, are you the Dirty River Boys? I saw y’all at the State Line a few weeks ago.I’m sorry mijos, I was just doing my job.’ Just in a split second, the El Paso love.”“He asked us for CDs, so we gave CDs to the Border Patrol agents andautographed them and everything,” Cooper adds, chuckling. “Now, every time wego through there, we say, yeah, y’all have a few of our CDs. We’re good.”

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HUNKS The Show at Bubba’s Brewhouse (Durant, OK)
2020-08-15 21:00 - 23:00 (America/Chicago) | Bubba’s Brewhouse, 9125 US 70 W, Durant, OK, 74701, United States
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Must be 21+ Doors open at 8pm
VIP Seating (Very Limited) Starting at Only $34.95
Buy NOW! Before They Sell Out!
THE PERFECT GIRLS NIGHT OUT®
Come And See One of the Best Shows in the World, and find out what all the fuss is about.
Tell All Your Friends THE HUNKS ARE COMING!!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Incredible show! All the dancers made all the women feel like they were the only one in the club! A must see it to believe it show! I highly recommend!!”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “The show was awesome. My mother, sister and I really enjoyed ourselves and can’t wait until they come back.”

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