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All events are rain or shine. Smoking is prohibited throughout the concert venue, except in the designated area. Please do not bring outside food & beverages, coolers, pets, professional cameras, audio or video recording equipment, weapons of any kind, umbrellas or canopies. Low beach chairs and blankets are allowed into the General Admission section. Low beach chairs are defined as; Lawn chairs at concerts must have a seat lower than 9" from the ground, and the back must be lower than 32" from the ground. HIGH BACK CHAIRS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED INTO THE VENUE. ALL CHILDREN, REGARDLESS OF AGE, ARE REQUIRED TO HAVE A TICKET.
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Deb
October 24th 2023
Love the Gator Boys! They put on a great show.. just wished they would have played longer. Really enjoyed every song! It was really fun when they sang, "The Boys are Back in Town"!
We also liked when they came back to play with Jon Pardi, for "Long Neck Way to Go".
Omaha, NE@Baxter Arena
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Midland Biography
Double Grammy® nominees. Academy of Country Music’s Best New Group. Groundbreakers. Progressive traditionalists. Critics’ darlings. Road warriors. But before they were Midland, they were three culture-forward roots artists exploring music through video, fashion, curation and, yes, bar gigs.
Beyond their indifference to “how Nashville does it,” bassist/vocalist Cameron Duddy, guitarist/vocalist Jess Carson and lead singer/guitarist Mark Wystrach were a loose collective of friends who came together in Jackson Hole for Duddy’s wedding. Carson and Wystrach started writing songs together – and decided to check into Tornillo, Texas’ legendary Sonic Ranch studio to record. Duddy came along to document the proceedings but ended up in the most cosmic country trio since the Flying Burrito Brothers.
Since then, there’s been the Houston Rodeo, broken attendance records, No. 1 hit song “Drinkin’ Problem,” two albums on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart, a major Washington Post Sunday magazine feature, a Pollstar cover, profiles in Esquire, Vogue and The Los Angeles Times, as well as performances on the CMA, ACM & CMT Music Awards.
But, before all of that, there was this: Midland: The Sonic Ranch Sessions. Shot for nothing more than the memories, directors Cameron Duddy and Brian Loschiavo have created both an intimate look into how records get made, bands are born and magic isn’t manufactured, but sparked. Interwoven with the band’s path to becoming one of the most unlikely forces in modern country, Midland: The Sonic Ranch Sessions, and accompanying soundtrack, does the rarest thing of all: it captures the messy, thrilling, at times vexing gestation and birth of a band that’s become one of the biggest fan-favorites in country music today.
Read MoreBeyond their indifference to “how Nashville does it,” bassist/vocalist Cameron Duddy, guitarist/vocalist Jess Carson and lead singer/guitarist Mark Wystrach were a loose collective of friends who came together in Jackson Hole for Duddy’s wedding. Carson and Wystrach started writing songs together – and decided to check into Tornillo, Texas’ legendary Sonic Ranch studio to record. Duddy came along to document the proceedings but ended up in the most cosmic country trio since the Flying Burrito Brothers.
Since then, there’s been the Houston Rodeo, broken attendance records, No. 1 hit song “Drinkin’ Problem,” two albums on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart, a major Washington Post Sunday magazine feature, a Pollstar cover, profiles in Esquire, Vogue and The Los Angeles Times, as well as performances on the CMA, ACM & CMT Music Awards.
But, before all of that, there was this: Midland: The Sonic Ranch Sessions. Shot for nothing more than the memories, directors Cameron Duddy and Brian Loschiavo have created both an intimate look into how records get made, bands are born and magic isn’t manufactured, but sparked. Interwoven with the band’s path to becoming one of the most unlikely forces in modern country, Midland: The Sonic Ranch Sessions, and accompanying soundtrack, does the rarest thing of all: it captures the messy, thrilling, at times vexing gestation and birth of a band that’s become one of the biggest fan-favorites in country music today.
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