Small and medium sized coolers will be allowed in dance. Please no glass bottles.
Matt Kimbrow
Thursday, August 4th
9:00 pm - Dance at Rita Blaca Coliseum
$5.00 per person
Singing and playing music since his childhood, Matt Kimbrow is making a career of his natural born talents and is now considered one of Texas' hottest rising country music stars. The Fort Worth Texas based country singer/songwriter was discovered in 2009 after being heard in a local honky-tonk by Ryan Fussell, founder of Winding Road Music. Matt Kimbrow was immediately signed to the label and began work on his first project. In 2010, with Matt Kimbrow's music in high demand, Winding Road Music released his debut album "Set Me Free" through several high impact retail outlets, followed by the release of his first single, album title track "Set Me Free." Currently, Matt Kimbrow is enjoying the success of his follow up single "Kissed You In The Rain," which is picking up radio airplay and impressive chart positioning throughout the region. While headlining some shows of his own, Matt is also sharing the stage with some of the biggest names in country music such as Casey Donahew, Bart Crow, Jason Boland, Aaron Watson, Roger Creager and others. With work already underway for a sophomore album, Matt Kimbrow has his sights set on the top. |
No Justice
Friday, August 5th
9:00 pm - Dance at Rita Blaca Coliseum
$10.00 per person
Since 2005, the name No Justice has become a familiar fixture on Texas radio, charting seven Top 10 singles and a pair of No. 1s in only a four-year span. During that time, the five-piece from Stillwater, Oklahoma also became a polished touring machine, playing nearly 200 shows a year and every square inch of roadhouse in the Lone Star State and then some. After recording three albums and building up a formidable grassroots following, No Justice lead singer and guitarist Steve Rice realized that even a state the size of Texas has its borders. It was time for No Justice to introduce themselves to the rest of the country. By late 2009, the group had landed a new record deal, partnered with a veteran artist manager and made the decision to record their next project, called Second Avenue, in Music City, USA. The band’s Country leanings were certainly a fit for Nashville, says Rice, while the No Justice sound had developed over the years into a well-balanced compound of roots, red dirt, country and blues. “We’re honored to be associated with the music and those legendary musicians from Texas and Oklahoma,” says Rice. “We have a strong connection to our fans down there. No Justice is a diverse band that’s been inspired by a lot of different artists, and because of that, we appeal to just about anybody, from 5-year olds to 50-year olds, from cowboys to punk rock chicks.” |
Roger Creager
Saturday, August 6th
9:00 pm - Dance at Rita Blaca Coliseum
$10.00 per person
For more than a decade, Roger Creager built a reputation on his distinctive brand of hard-core, rabble-rousing Texas Country music, on his rich, full-bodied voice that can carry a tune for miles, and on his exceptional ability to work thousands of Texans into a rabid frenzy with his voice and guitar, in the great concert tradition of Jerry Jeff Walker and Robert Earl Keen. Along the way, he's been writing some mighty fine instant classics about family heirlooms, fields of bluebonnets, and late night trips to Mexico. Four albums, hundreds of thousands of road miles, and an ever-expanding fan base later, Here It Is has Roger Creager laying his cards on the table with thirteen songs that are arguably his best batch yet. |