Charley Crockett
Globe Hall Presents Charley Crockett with Honky Tonkin’ in Queens on Wednesday, July 22nd. Charley Crockett spent 15 years positioning himself firmly outside of the cogs and gears that drive the music industry. The road to stardom never interested the San Benito, Texas, native. It was another path, the one forged by Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings, which captivated Crockett. “What is classified as solid country gold from Willie and Waylon now,” he says, “was absolutely what they saw as disruptive, not country, dangerous, counterculture, whatever you want to call it.” Now, proudly in the crosshairs of those same labels, Crockett is not just in his element, he’s thriving. The April 3 release of Age of the Ram marks Crockett’s third studio album in just over a year and third with Island Records. The LP completes The Sagebrush Trilogy, joining 2025’s Lonesome Drifter and the Grammy-nominated Dollar a Day records to paint a vivid picture of Crockett’s journey from Texas dreamer, New York street singer, and twice-convicted felon to the belly of the country music beast. Like the previous two, Age of the Ram was produced by Shooter Jennings at the venerable Sunset Sound Studio 3 in Los Angeles. In Jennings, he found a friend, a peer, and a producer with a grasp on Crockett’s approach that most others missed. “They didn’t have a good handle on how I create and how fast I can move when I’m inspired and the microphones are on,” he says of the traditional music industry. After threading characters and storylines across the first two albums in the project, Age of the Ram finds Crockett and Jennings pushing their creativity with a concept record echoing the legacies of Nelson, Jennings, and even Gram Parsons. This is Crockett’s vision of hard country music. Guitar and pedal steel are the rule on the album, often accompanied by piano, harmonica and keys. The liner notes set the expectations: “Age of the Ram is the story of Billy McLane, a small-time cattle rustler who finds himself in the crosshairs of the Santa Fe ring. Pursued by bounty killers working for the shadow syndicate, Billy McLane escapes into the crazy mountains, where the outlaw will become a legend.’ In McLane’s character, Age of the Ram puts a name to Sagebrush Trilogy characters like “The Lonesome Drifter” and, time and again, threads Crockett’s life in music to the story he has crafted. A series of short theme tracks — “The Life and Times of Billy McLane” which Crockett penned, plus covers of “Rancho Deluxe,” Jimmy Buffett’s dueling themes for the 1975 cattle-rustling comedy of the same name — frame the narrative. Throughout the album, sounds of galloping horses, crackling old western movie dialogue and gunfights emerge over the blues, bluegrass, waltzes and old-school two-step numbers. The sound may be vintage Crockett, but his creativity is in overdrive, ensuring his spaghetti western tale shines through the music. All ages, ticketed guests under 16 ONLY ADMITTED WITH TICKETED GUARDIAN 21+ All sales are final. Check your tickets carefully, NO REFUNDS FOR ANY REASON Your name will be on the Will Call list the night of the show at doors time.
Bryan Andrews w/ Lou Ridley
Globe Hall Presents Bryan Andrews with Lou Ridley on Thursday, December 3rd. – KITCHEN OPENS AT 5PM! Bryan Andrews is one of country music’s most outspoken new voices, using sharp songwriting and unapologetic storytelling to challenge expectations of what the genre can say and stand for. Hailing from Carrollton, Missouri, the progressive country artist has built a devoted following by pairing blue collar authenticity with fearless social commentary, reaching millions with songs that confront inequality, patriotism, and the realities of modern America. As Bryan puts it, “History will be told, and it will be through art.” Before pursuing music full time, Bryan spent four and a half years working as a pipe welder. Those experiences continue to shape his perspective as a songwriter. Raised in a musical family, his father was a high school band teacher and his mother a choir teacher. He grew up surrounded by music and eventually blended that foundation with the working class values and lived experiences that define his artistry today. That approach has struck a powerful chord with audiences, helping Bryan amass more than 3.8 million TikTok followers and 1.4 million Instagram followers while earning recognition from Rolling Stone, Billboard, NBC News, Don Lemon, MusicRow, and more. His breakout track “The Older I Get” topped Billboard’s Country Digital Song Sales, Digital Song Sales, and Emerging Artists charts, cementing him as one of the genre’s fastest rising independent artists. In 2026, Bryan marks America’s 250th anniversary with his mixtape Independence Day, an eight song collection that continues his mission of examining the country’s promises and contradictions through country music. The project features two new songs, “Home of the Chained” and “Backwoods Backwards,” alongside viral favorites including “Are We Great Yet?,” “Yeehaw,” “Not See,” and “The Older I Get.” Bryan is also taking his message directly to fans on the Taking My Flag Back U.S. headline tour, which kicks off on Election Day in Washington, D.C., with support from Lou Ridley before traveling across the country through December. Continuing his commitment to advocacy beyond the stage, a portion of proceeds from the tour will benefit a charity to be announced. The effort follows his ICE Out of My Country Damn Tour, which donated proceeds to Human Rights First in support of immigrant and refugee rights. Whether writing about small town life, economic inequality, or the meaning of patriotism, Bryan Andrews is redefining what country music can sound like and who it can speak for. All ages, ticketed guests under 16 ONLY ADMITTED WITH TICKETED GUARDIAN 21+ All sales are final. Check your tickets carefully, NO REFUNDS FOR ANY REASON Your name will be on the Will Call list the night of the show at doors time.
Jason Scott & The High Heat w/ Earl Nelson
Globe Hall Presents Jason Scott & The High Heat with Earl Nelson on Friday, August 7th. – KITCHEN OPENS AT 5PM! Born and bred in Oklahoma City, Jason Scott & The High Heat have been blazing their own trail since their debut album, Castle Rock, lit up critics at NPR, The Boot, BBC Radio, and beyond. With a sound that fuses Americana soul, heartland rock muscle, and country grit, they don’t just blur genre lines—they stomp right over them. On stage, the band is pure wildfire – raw, unfiltered, and impossible to ignore, lighting up festivals like Stagecoach, Born & Raised, and Mile 0 Fest and opening for acts such as Wyatt Flores and 49 Winchester. Their 2025 album American Grin turned the heat up even further, marrying groove and grit with sharp, lived-in storytelling. As Rolling Stone puts it, the Oklahoma band are “taking an honest, and often humorous, look at a U.S. existence,” while Holler calls American Grin “a masterpiece not only in sound but in substance… a roadmap for this weird and wonderful ride of existence.” As a follow-up, their viral hit “Too Good Too Bad” quickly caught the attention of Morgan Wallen, landing them several opening slots on his stadium ‘Still The Problem Tour’. Named Texas Emerging Group of the Year at the 2025 Texas Music Awards, also have a slew of their own headline dates across the country. They are ready to prove yet again they’re not here to fit the mold, they’re here to break it. All ages, ticketed guests under 16 ONLY ADMITTED WITH TICKETED GUARDIAN 21+ All sales are final. Check your tickets carefully, NO REFUNDS FOR ANY REASON Your name will be on the Will Call list the night of the show at doors time.
The Wilder Blue w/ Racyne Parker
Globe Hall Presents The Wilder Blue with Racyne Parker on Thursday, July 23rd. – KITCHEN OPENS AT 5PM! “There is music. And then there is The Wilder Blue, who feel so transcendent, they’re in a category all of their own.” —Saving Country Music The Wilder Blue began in 2019 when Zane Williams, already a seasoned troubadour with seven solo albums under his belt, pulled together a select group of multi-talented musicians from the Texas music scene. Their debut album Hill Country (2020) and its follow-up The Wilder Blue (2022) garnered comparisons to early Eagles and ’80s-era Alabama by interweaving five-part harmonies with bluegrassy arrangements of folk-rock and country songs. Twenty years before he was fronting a break-out band, Zane Williams was a solo coffeehouse performer and aspiring songwriter in Nashville. After moving back to his native Texas in 2008 he eventually became a dancehall staple and respected songwriter with cuts by the likes of Pat Green, Kevin Fowler, and Cody Johnson. To the surprise of his fans (and the bemusement of his booking agent), Zane announced the formation of the new group in 2019 by soliciting band names from his fans and promising lifetime free tickets to anyone whose suggestion was picked. (The winning name “Hill Country” had to be changed just after the release of their first album due to a trademark conflict, but the winner is still on the guest list for life!) Multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter Andy Rogers was the only member of Zane’s former band to join the new group. Born and raised in Lebanon, TN, Rogers learned bluegrass chops from an early age and excelled on bass, banjo, dobro, guitar, and just about anything with strings. Rogers moved to Denton, TX in 2004 to study jazz bass at the University of North Texas and made a long-term home in the eclectic arts community he found there. Playing in a series of rock and country gigs eventually led him to join the Zane Williams band on bass and vocals in 2016. Looking over the Texas music scene for likely bandmates, Williams sent a text to a singer-songwriter and lead guitar player whose voice had caught his ear a few years before on local radio. Paul Eason was ensconced at the time in a comfortable guitar gig with Texas staple Kevin Fowler but was immediately intrigued by the notion of joining forces. Originally from Houston, TX but living at the time in San Antonio, Eason fronted various bands beginning in his teens and released two solo albums in the early 2000s before joining the Fowler band full time. A third solo album followed in 2016, which showcased his distinctive lead vocals, southwestern aesthetics, and impeccable guitar playing. Eason, in turn, vividly recalled meeting a singing drummer named Lyndon Hughes who had been with the Roger Creager band. Eason and Williams paid a visit to the studio in the Woodlands, TX where Hughes was working as an engineer, producer, drummer, and vocalist. Singing together that day on a new song Williams had written called “Dixie Darlin’,” the three realized they were onto something special. Hughes, a Houston native, brought a wide range of skills to the new band. His effortless harmony vocals, his versatile drumming, and his ears as an engineer and producer would end up having a major impact on shaping the sound of the band. All ages, ticketed guests under 16 ONLY ADMITTED WITH TICKETED GUARDIAN 21+ All sales are final. Check your tickets carefully, NO REFUNDS FOR ANY REASON Your name will be on the Will Call list the night of the show at doors time.
Hayden Blount w/ Zandi Holup + Josh Scheer
Globe Hall Presents Hayden Blount with Zandi Holup and Josh Scheer on Sunday, June 14 – KITCHEN OPENS AT 5PM! With a distinctly raw, plainspoken form of instinctual song craft, 23-year-old Hayden Blount has grown into the epitome of a real-deal country outsider … and he’s got no intentions of changing that up. A native and current resident of Savannah, Tennessee, the self-taught talent wields a no-B.S. sound and a drive to cut his own path, earning breakout acclaim with the God’s-honest-truth as his only creative requirement. Because where Blount comes from, a man’s word is his bond. Living out the lines of countless country songs, the rising star played baseball throughout high school before an injury derailed his plans, and rule-breaking country innovators like Zach Bryan and Tyler Childers refocused his attention. Proving a quick study with a gift for rural realism, the D.I.Y. singer-songwriter released his first independent tracks in 2023, and in 2024 the romantic rough edges of “To Know You Were Mine” cut through. Leading to a distribution deal with Santa Anna, Blount followed up with the 2024 EP debut Up, Out, and Leaving – nine-songs which solidified his rustic sound and stripped-down melodic instincts, driven by a vocal built on character, not theatrics. Likewise, brutal honesty formed the bedrock of a unique creative vision, with solo-written songs keeping Blount focused – and never chasing trends. The burning desire behind 2024’s “Good God, Hot Damn” gathered steam, and later that year “Heaven on Earth” became a bonafide hit. Built on a dusky but propulsive guitar-and-fiddle pairing, it’s racked up more than 25 million streams while standing in sharp contrast to the mainstream. Still based in Savannah, Blount will spend early 2026 on the road. And with a new debut album in the works, that style is bound to evolve … but never stray from the truth. All ages, ticketed guests under 16 ONLY ADMITTED WITH TICKETED GUARDIAN 21+ All sales are final. Check your tickets carefully, NO REFUNDS FOR ANY REASON Your name will be on the Will Call list the night of the show at doors time.
Ward Davis w/ Ben Garcia
Globe Hall Presents Ward Davis with Ben Garcia on Wednesday, September 9th. – KITCHEN OPENS AT 5PM! Ward Davis is an acclaimed Americana musician and songwriter known for his soulful voice, poignant storytelling, and deeply authentic songwriting. Hailing from Monticello, Arkansas, Davis combines traditional country roots with a modern edge, creating music that resonates with both honky-tonk purists and contemporary audiences. After moving to Nashville, he gained recognition as a talented songwriter, penning tracks for country icons like Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, and Trace Adkins. His solo career took off with the release of his debut album, 15 Years in a 10-Year Town (2015), which featured heartfelt songs that explore themes of love, loss, and redemption. Davis’ follow-up albums, including Black Cats and Crows (2020), solidified his reputation as a powerhouse in the Americana and outlaw country scene. The album showcases his gritty lyricism and dynamic vocal range, with standout collaborations alongside Cody Jinks and other luminaries in the genre. Known for his raw, emotionally charged live performances, Ward Davis has cultivated a devoted fanbase, drawing listeners with his blend of vulnerability and rugged charm. Whether performing solo or with a full band, his music captures the essence of timeless country storytelling, infused with a contemporary sensibility. With a career defined by authenticity and a commitment to his craft, Ward Davis remains a vital voice in modern Americana and country music. All ages, ticketed guests under 16 ONLY ADMITTED WITH TICKETED GUARDIAN 21+ All sales are final. Check your tickets carefully, NO REFUNDS FOR ANY REASON Your name will be on the Will Call list the night of the show at doors time.
Langdon Bradley w/ Gabi Marie, Beau Tatum + Luke Schulte
Globe Hall presents Langdon Bradley with Gabi Marie, Beau Tatum and Luke Schulte on Saturday, April 11th. KITCHEN OPENS AT 5PM! All ages, ticketed guests under 16 ONLY ADMITTED WITH TICKETED GUARDIAN 21+ All sales are final. Check your tickets carefully, NO REFUNDS FOR ANY REASON Your name will be on the Will Call list the night of the show at doors time.
Tristan Trincado w/ Mor + Dylan Hurwich
Globe Hall Presents Tristan Trincado with Mor and Dylan Hurwich on Friday, May 29 – KITCHEN OPENS AT 5PM! Tristan Trincado: Tristan Trincado is a 19-year-old singer-songwriter from Colorado. After a traumatic brain injury gave him a newfound ability to play guitar, he discovered a gift for singing and songwriting. His heartfelt lyrics remind the listener of an old soul riding the highs and lows of the mountains he calls home. Tristan has opened for John Oates, Max McNown, Paul Cauthen, and Thompson Square, amongst others, blending folk-tinged storytelling with the grit of raw country music. Mor: Mor is an indie folk artist from West Virginia whose music turns lived experience into something deeply human and widely relatable. A natural storyteller, he writes with a rare emotional clarity—drawing from a life marked by loss, growth, and resilience, while always leaving room for hope. Blending intimate lyricism with accessible melodies, Mor’s songs feel personal without ever feeling closed-off. His writing invites listeners in, offering honesty without pretense and reflection without despair. Though young, Mor carries himself like an old soul, channeling real moments into songs that resonate far beyond their origins. Since beginning to release music in 2024, Mor has steadily built momentum, connecting with audiences through authenticity and heart. In March, he’ll take another step forward, opening for Buffalo Traffic Jam, continuing to carve out a place for himself as one of indie folk’s most quietly compelling new voices. All ages, ticketed guests under 16 ONLY ADMITTED WITH TICKETED GUARDIAN 21+ All sales are final. Check your tickets carefully, NO REFUNDS FOR ANY REASON Your name will be on the Will Call list the night of the show at doors time.
Ashley Kutcher w/ Bellah Mae
Globe Hall Presents Ashley Kutcher with Bellah Mae on Sunday, May 3rd. – KITCHEN OPENS AT 5PM! Ashley Kutcher is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter blending emotive vocals and deeply personal storytelling with country-tinged pop. Raised in Baltimore, she built her career from local bar gigs to viral success with “Love You From a Distance,” now surpassing 115M Spotify streams. Ashley has since released three EPs, sold out multiple headline tours, and recently supported Michael Marcagi’s Spring 2025 run. Her forthcoming double-sided album, Back To My Roots—a bold step in her evolution—blends hook-driven pop with organic country influences. Side A arrives September 20, 2025, with Side B following in January 2026. All ages, ticketed guests under 16 ONLY ADMITTED WITH TICKETED GUARDIAN 21+ All sales are final. Check your tickets carefully, NO REFUNDS FOR ANY REASON Your name will be on the Will Call list the night of the show at doors time.
Kade Hoffman w/ Max Alan + Derek Dames Ohl
Globe Hall Presents Kade Hoffman with Max Alan and Derek Dames Ohl on Friday, January 16th – KITCHEN OPENS AT 5PM! Kade Hoffman: From the plains of Colorado, Kade Hoffman brings a new voice to the contemporary Western lifestyle. His songs are rich in both tradition and the youthful adventure that is growing up on the range. A reflection of tremendous heart and energy, he writes with wisdom and wonder, tackling the dark and bright sides of rural life. Max Alan: Max Alan is a singer-songwriter from a historic, coal-mining region at the base of the Appalachians in Southwestern Pennsylvania. Inspired by the greats of folk and country, his sound resembles a northeastern style of raw, heartfelt, guitar-heavy Americana and alt-country music. Alan began his musical journey writing poems in high school to win scholarships to fund his pursuit of a college education. In 2024, Alan self-released his debut album Appalachian Lullaby that he recorded with the help of his cousin in his childhood bedroom. Appalachian Lullaby quickly became an organic online success garnering attention for its powerful lyrics and visceral delivery. In 2025, Alan released his latest “Sky Blue” via Evan Honer’s label Cloverdale which received widespread pickup from country music’s biggest outlets including Country Central, Country Chord, Whiskey Riff, and more. All ages, ticketed guests under 16 ONLY ADMITTED WITH TICKETED GUARDIAN 21+ All sales are final. Check your tickets carefully, NO REFUNDS FOR ANY REASON Your name will be on the Will Call list the night of the show at doors time.