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Randall King with Special Guest Jake Bush at JC Cowboys in Weatherford, Oklahoma

Randall King with Special Guest Jake Bush at JC Cowboys in Weatherford, Oklahoma

DATE:
Friday, June 16, 2023
TIME:
Doors | 6:00 PM
Showtime 8:30 PM
LOCATION:
JC Cowboys
23894 S. Frontage Road
Weatherford, Oklahoma 73096
About this Event:

Randall King with Special Guest Jake Bush at JC Cowboys in Weatherford, OK

June 16th - Doors at 6pm
  • 8:30pm Jake Bush
  • 10:00pm Randall King

Ticket Info - Please note: All Reserved Tables Include Admission Tickets

  • $20 - Non-Reserved Standing (Seating on a First Come First Served Basis) ($25 Day of Show) 
  • $150 - Reserved 2-Top Table - Includes Admission
  • $250 - Reserved 4-Top Table - Includes Admission
  • $350 - Reserved 6-Top Table - Includes Admission
  • $450 - Reserved 8-Top Table - Includes Admission
  • $2500 - VIP West Wing - Includes Admission
    *Private bar
    *Optional pool table
    *Seating and Admission for 50 
  • Please note: All Reserved Tables Include Admission Tickets. To view the Non-Reserved Standing areas,  Click the Pick Seats Button for a Floor plan then go back in your browser to buy the Non-Reserved Tickets

Food Info:
  • Preorder Required: Steakhouse menu 6-8pm
  • Steakhouse will be open from 6:00-10:00 - Reservations Recommended
  • Call 580.772.2851 to Preorder Steakhouse Menu or to Schedule Courtesy Rides

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RANDALL KING
Take a seat at any old roadhouse bar and look to your left and right. Some people will be there drinking for fun, and others to forget. But on Shot Glass, the major label album debut from Warner Music Nashville’s Randall King, none of them are drinking alone.

A country-music purist whose style carries on an original American art form – with all its highs and lows included – King is something of a study in contrast, and his album is too. He often sounds like he just stepped out of a time machine, full of upbeat honky-tonk swagger and flashing the thoughtful gaze of Western poet. But he’s also got a thoroughly modern edge, driven to prove timeless tradition can co-exist with the pop-country mainstream. And it all comes together on Shot Glass.

Four years after his independent self-titled album kicked things off, the West-Texas native has now made the move to Music City, marking the start of a whole new chapter. He’s following a pair of visionary EPs with a top-shelf concept album and in the process, buying all of classic country another round.

“I’m that rowdy honky-tonk artist,” King says with conviction. “But I’ve got music and roots that go deeper than just beer-slingin’ tunes. There’s a lot of depth.” Inspired by everyone from George Strait and Keith Whitley to Dierks Bentley and Eric Church, King grew up on the endless plains and endless highways of a mythical place in the American story – but its famous ways were never mere fantasy to him. The hardscrabble days, wild nights and heartbreaks were all just part of an everyday cycle, and his music continues to capture that mystique.

Back with producers Bart Butler and Ryan Gore – the team behind contemporaries like Jon Pardi who also guided King’s recent EPs – King refuses to settle for the lowest-common denominator. Each track on Shot Glass reveals another aspect of the only life he knows, and the people who live it. Sometimes that means joy, sometimes sadness. But above all, it’s real. “If there’s any kind of manufactured, fake aspect to it, it’s not gonna work for me,” says the singer-songwriter, who would have been a third-generation trucker had music not intervened. “I’m not an actor, so I’m gonna give you exactly who I am, where I’m from, and the things that reflect me. My upbringing … my West-Texas roots.”