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WCSA 19th Annual Auction Dinner and Dance at Waller County Fairgrounds in Hempstead, Texas

Wade Hayes, Brian Sacco
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WCSA 19th Annual Auction Dinner and Dance at Waller County Fairgrounds in Hempstead, Texas

WCSA 19th Annual Auction Dinner and Dance at Waller County Fairgrounds in Hempstead, Texas

DATE:
Saturday, April 13, 2024
TIME:
Doors | 5:00 PM
Showtime 5:00 PM
LOCATION:
Waller County Fairgrounds
22000 Fairground Rd
Hempstead, Texas 77445
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Waller County Sports Association 19th Annual Auction, Dinner and Concert

April 13th, 2024 - Cornhole Tournament starts at Noon - Gates Open at 5:00 pm

  • Dinner at 5:00
  • Live Auction at 6:30
  • Brian Sacco at 9:30
  • Wade Hayes at 10:45


Ticket Info:

  • $40 - General Admission
    Includes dinner, live music, and free beer or setups!
  • $400 - Table & Admission for 8
    Includes 8 dinners, Bottle of Liquor, all you can drink beer or setups, and live music!

Ages 21 and up only
You may BYOB for free setups!


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WADE HAYES
Raised in Bethel Acres, OK, Wade Hayes grew up around country music. His father Don was a professional musician who played bars and honky tonks across Oklahoma. Through the influence of his father, he began playing music as a child. Initially, he played mandolin for a while, but he switched to guitar at the age of 11. Inspired by honky tonk, outlaw country, and bluegrass, Hayes developed a distinctive style at an early age. When Wade was a pre-teen, his father signed a contract with a Nashville-based independent record label and moved the family to the Music City. Within a year, the label had folded, leaving the Hayes family broke. They struggled back to Oklahoma, where Wade began playing guitar and singing backup in his father's band, Country Heritage. Following his graduation from high school, Wade went to three different colleges, but he decided to drop out of school to pursue music after seeing Ricky Skaggs on the 1991 Country Music Awards show. He moved to Nashville and beginning playing on demo tapes, all the while working on his own original material. Shortly after he settled down in Nashville, Hayes began writing songs with Chick Rains, who arranged an audition for the vocalist with record producer Don Cook (the Mavericks, Brooks & Dunn). Cook was impressed and began working with the singer, eventually getting him in contact with executives at Columbia Records. Old Enough to Know Better, Hayes' debut album, was released in 1995. The record was an immediate hit, with its title track becoming a number one single. The Academy of Country Music nominated him for Top New Male Vocalist of the Year for 1995. Hayes' second album, On a Good Night, was released in the summer of 1996. Although it wasn't as big a hit as his debut, it still sold respectably. Hayes' third album, When the Wrong One Loves You Right, was released in early 1998 and Highways and Heartaches followed two years later. After a brief hiatus, Wade is back better than ever! His latest album "Place To Turn Around" proves that he is just that.