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Cory Micheal at Magnolia Motor Lounge in Fort Worth, Texas

Cory Michael
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Cory Micheal at Magnolia Motor Lounge in Fort Worth, Texas

Cory Micheal at Magnolia Motor Lounge in Fort Worth, Texas

DATE:
Friday, January 10, 2025
TIME:
Doors | 7:00 PM
LOCATION:
Magnolia Motor Lounge
3803 Southwest Blvd
Fort Worth, Texas 76116
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Cory Micheal

January 10th - Doors at 7:00 pm - Show at 9:00 pm

  • $10 - Advanced GA ($15 at the door)
  • $80 - Table of 4 ($20 per seat)
  • $120 - Table of 6 ($20 per seat)
Ages 21+
 
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Ticket Type Price Quantity
Reserved Seats $20.00 Pick Table
GA - Age 21+ $10.00
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CORY MICHAEL
Born and raised in West Texas, I grew up with a heavy influence of Jesus and music. All the way through high school I played in Christian rock and worship bands and had plans to be a touring drummer. I put those plans on hold however when I got married at 19, only to be divorced at 21 to my highschool sweetheart. I traded one dream for another and was empty handed. “Never again,” I thought, and recommitted myself to music. However, this time through guitar and songwriting. I moved into a cramped apartment alone, and with the combination of almost no space and needing the extra cash I sold my drum set. Heartbreak was all I knew. A few years after, I met a girl who introduced me to country music. I fell in love with her and country music at about the same time. Thank you, sweetheart. I worked in the oil field while trying to make that relationship work. We married, then split up a few years later. With her long gone I was able to finally chase my dream of writing my stories and telling them to as many folks as I could. In 2017, Nashville became my second home. Pouring out my heart in a song was and is about the only form of therapy that helps me to grow as a human. I've been kicking tires and lighting fires full time for nearly 10 years now and can't see myself doing anything else. I've found my calling and I hope that people can listen to my songs and not only resonate to the pain I’ve felt, but also with my joy and appreciation to be chasing this crazy dream.