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Zac Wilkerson at Love and War in Texas in Plano, Texas

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Zac Wilkerson at Love and War in Texas in Plano, Texas

Zac Wilkerson at Love and War in Texas in Plano, Texas

DATE:
Friday, January 12, 2024
TIME:
Showtime 8:00 PM
LOCATION:
Love and War in Texas
601 E. Plano Pkwy
Plano , Texas 75074
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Zac Wilkerson 

January 12th - Music starts at 8pm

  • $10 - GA ($12 Day of Show)
  • $10 - Reserved Table Seats (must buy whole table)

Kitchen is open all day. Come early and grab a seat.

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ZAC WILKERSON
Zac Wilkerson showed musical talent at a young age, prompting his father to teach him to read music before he could read words. He began singing in a small country church in Buffalo, Oklahoma at the age of 4. After picking up his father’s guitar in his pre-teen years, Zac was heavily influenced by the range of styles found in his mother and father’s record collection. His father’s Merle Haggard, Hank Williams Sr., Charlie Daniels Band, Steve Miller Band, and Eric Clapton records mixed fluidly with his mother’s Ray Charles, Bill Withers, Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye, and Temptations recordings. These sounds eventually led him to explore the music of Jimi Hendrix, BB King, Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, and Lightnin’ Hopkins. This eclectic mix of assorted sounds formed the foundation for his musical influence.

So what does Zac Wilkerson sound like? It's a sound that you'll have a hard time classifying into a single genre. Elements of Country, Gospel, Blues, Soul, Motown and Southern Rock mix fluidly even within the same song. Much discussion has taken place over exactly what genre Zac Wilkerson fits in best, and when asked directly Zac will shrug his shoulders and give you a definitive "I don't know."