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SHINER SUNDAY featuring Kin Faux w/ special guests Tell Runyan & Mac Hankins / CINCO DE MAYO at Love and War in Texas in Plano, Texas

SHINER SUNDAY featuring Kin Faux w/ special guests Tell Runyan & Mac Hankins / CINCO DE MAYO at Love and War in Texas in Plano, Texas

DATE:
Sunday, May 5, 2024
TIME:
Doors | 2:30 PM
Showtime 4:00 PM
LOCATION:
Love and War in Texas
601 E. Plano Pkwy
Plano , Texas 75074
About this Event:

SHINER SUNDAY featuring Kin Faux w/ special guests Tell Runyan & Mac Hankins / CINCO DE MAYO

May 5th - Doors at 2:30 pm - Show at 4:00 pm

  • $20 - Advance GA ($25 Day of Show)
  • $20 - Reserved Table Seats (must buy whole table)

Kitchen is open all day. Come early and grab a seat.
 
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Price: $20.00
KIN FAUX
Based out of San Antonio, Texas, Kin Faux is a nationally touring, high energy Texas/Red Dirt Country band whose more obvious influences, along the lines of Charlie Daniels, Alabama and Restless Heart, show strongly through virtuosic fiddle and strong vocal harmonies. Their more eclectic influences come through via poignant, blistering guitar work and a thundering, solid rhythm section. The boys quickly established themselves as an extremely entertaining act to see and garnered significant attention following the release of their self-titled EP in 2018. Hard-working, driven and not afraid of logging road miles, Kin Faux embarked on a series of tours around the Midwest and, ultimately, Texas. It was here that they began to feel the pull of the thriving and vibrant music scene and the decision to uproot and relocate to San Antonio took less than two minutes. Texas embraced Kin Faux as readily as Kin Faux embraced Texas. The boys have not only played at, but have become regular live fixtures at some of the most iconic venues, dance halls and honkytonks the Lone Star State has to offer. Kin Faux’s name can be seen on flyers and marquees at John T Floore’s Country Store, Gruene Hall and Luckenbach, and can easily be found sharing a bill with the likes of Kevin Fowler, Rick Treviño, Roger Creager and Neal McCoy. They still tour incessantly, so don’t be surprised if you see them on a marquee in your town.