Tyler Childers isn’t really opening up for Sturgill... It’s more like a double feature... Tyler is Quentin’s “Death Proof” & then Sturgill comes out like a zombie in Robert Rodriguez’s “Plant Terror”. A DOUBLE FEATURE THAT YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS!

Play Video Remember to Breathe Play Video Sing Along Play Video A Good Look Play Video Make Art Not Friends Play Video Best Clockmaker on Mars Play Video All Said and Done Play Video Last Man Standing (with tease of Bob Seger’s Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Man) Play Video Mercury in Retrograde Play Video Fastest Horse in Town Play Video I'd Have to Be Crazy (Willie Nelson cover) Play Video Oh Sarah Play Video Breakers Roar Play Video Brace for Impact (Live a Little) Play Video The Promise (When in Rome cover) Play Video Welcome to Earth (Pollywog) Play Video It Ain't All Flowers Play Video Some Days (>) Play Video Long White Line Play Video Turtles All the Way Down Play Video You Don't Miss Your Water (William Bell cover) Play Video Call to Arms / The Motivator / Machine Gun

Sturgill used the Samurai warrior tactics found in the Book of 5 Rings to bring the mojo of Hendrix, Jimmy Page and the Siamese twins bass/drums rhythm section equal to and perhaps surpassing that of the Allman Bros in their prime to concoct a witches brew of Sonic youth dream inducing ayahuasca spirit magnetic field deep and dirty funk grooves and true love to raise funds and awareness to a great cause #specialforcesfoundation if you had plans to go to the troubadour tonight for a show, forgot it. It's been burned to the ground.

Amazing performance. I was blown away by his talent. I expected the show to be good. I did not expect him to sound better than he does on his albums. I'll go see him as many times as he comes around. Incredible.

5 stars of course! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Sturgill is amazing! He jammed all the way through! He played a few songs with just him and his guitar and rocked it! Finished out the night with a 10-15 jam of “Call to Arms”!

Excellent show! Sturgill was absolutely amazing, he may have messed up a couple of the words to songs, but that didn't take away from the show. It was pretty obvious the band was still experimenting with the set up but they pulled if off really well, Chuck (Bass), Miles (Drums), and Bobby (Keys) were all equally great. Margo Price was also an amazing opening act and a great addition to the experience.