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Jason Boland and The Stragglers w/ Mark McKinney
Presented By Hooligan's Bar and Grill
Friday, September 20th at 7:00pm CST
Online sale ends: 09/20/13 at 6:00pm CST
Hooligan's Bar and Grill
13920 N. IH 35
Live Oak, TX 78233
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Jason Boland & The Stragglers formed
in Stillwater, OK in 1998, where they began to make a name for
themselves. The group became part of the Texas/Red Dirt scene, where
their live shows had been selling out as their following grew larger and
larger. They released five studio and two live albums and the momentum
continued to build, selling over 500,000 albums total, independently.
Their 2008 release, Comal County Blue was one of 2008’s most successful
independent country releases, debuting at #2 on the Billboard National
Heatseekers chart, #30 Billboard Country Albums, #1 iTunes country
albums, as well as their first debut on the Billboard Top 200.
Unfortunately, the last decade of Boland’s life plays like a tragic country song. Between a near-fatal car accident, a polyp on his vocal chords, a divorce and a bout with alcoholism, the group’s momentum had consistently been detoured. However, destiny works in strange ways. Boland looks at everything before 2011 as the first half of his career. If he had not gone to hell and back, he would not have had the perspective to make his finest album yet, Rancho Alto. Jason Boland & The Stragglers are Boland (vocals/guitar), Roger Ray (steel/lead guitar & dobro), Jeremy Watkins (fiddle), Grant Tracy (bass) and Brad Rice (drums). Rancho Alto was produced by Lloyd Maines (Dixie Chicks, Flatlanders, Robert Earl Keen) and features 11 new songs, 8 written or co-written by Boland. Boland’s classic, rich baritone blends perfectly with his songs, creating a familiar, traditional, yet modern style. Tracks such as the beautiful “Every Moment I’m Gone”, the pedal steel-laced “False Accuser’s Lament” and the reminiscent “Mary Ellen’s Greenhouse” are reminders of why great country music has no boundaries when the songs and performances are genuine and sincere. Items Not Allowed
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7:00pm to 2:00am
General Admission: $12.00
18+
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