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Bill
August 5th 2025
As a lifelong music fan who's attended over 300 concerts—starting with the Grateful Dead back in 1974—I've seen my share of legends. My all-time favorite band is the Allman Brothers, whom I've caught more than 20 times, and these days, Kid Rock tops my list as an entertainer, having seen him over 10 times. But last night at Jacobs Pavilion in Cleveland, Ohio, The Red Clay Strays delivered something truly unforgettable, inspiring me to write my first-ever review.
I went in expecting to hear one of the great voices in music today from lead singer Brandon Coleman, but I had no clue what the full band experience would bring. What I got was a phenomenal ensemble that blended southern rock, country, gospel, and blues into an emotional powerhouse. Coleman's vocals were unbelievable—raw, soulful, and commanding the stage. The two lead guitarists were beyond spectacular, trading riffs with precision and fire that evoked the best of my Allman Brothers memories. But the real standout was drummer John Hall, whose energy and passion were off the charts; he drove the set with an intensity that electrified the entire venue.
The night hit an emotional peak when the band paused to honor Hall's brother, Jacob, who tragically passed away five years ago to the day at just 23 years old. They shared a shot in his memory, then launched into a song dedicated to him, with Hall pouring his heart into every beat. The coincidence wasn't lost on anyone: performing at Jacobs Pavilion, which just so happened to share the name with Jacob. It brought tears to my eyes and added a layer of profound depth to an already stellar show.
If you're a fan of heartfelt, genre-bending music that hits you in the soul, don't miss The Red Clay Strays. Last night wasn't just a concert—it was an inspiration.
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The Red Clay Strays Biography
Hailing from the red dirt clay of Mobile, Alabama, the Red Clay Strays have spent the past year
trailblazing their musical path across the nation by bringing their unique blend of tunes to stages
ranging from the intimate to the large-scale in small towns and big cities all over the country. Amidst
the success of their debut album Moment of Truth, the seasoned band of road warriors has kept
pedal to the metal as of late making major festival appearances at HWY 30 Fest, Bonnaroo,
Peacemaker Festival, Under the Big Sky, Mile-0 Fest, Lollapalooza, and CMA Fest, as well as
opening for esteemed acts including Kip Moore, Nikki Lane, Old Crow Medicine Show, Paul
Cauthen, Brothers Osborne, and The Steel Woods. Throughout their 2023 tenure of live
performances, the band has rightfully continued to garner industry attention by touring alongside
notable hit-makers such as Elle King, Dierks Bentley, and Eric Church. And the industry is certainly
noticing–after a jam-packed summer tour that catapulted them onto the fast track of becoming a
household name. The band was welcomed to walk into the circle at the Grand Ole Opry, culminating
lifelong dreams no doubt a result of the years of hard work and drive spent honing their craft. This
Fall, the Red Clay Strays prepare to continue cementing their well-deserved status as one of
America’s fastest-rising bands and taking the world by storm with their first major headlining tour, the
Way Too Long Tour. With their explosive chemistry on stage and eclectic rock-n-roll sound that is
distinctively their own, they’re bound to burn stages down everywhere. Get your ticket while you can
for the Way Too Long Tour this fall!
The Red Clay Strays are Brandon Coleman: lead vocals/guitar; Drew Nix: vocals/electric guitar/harmonica; Zach Rishel: electric guitar; Andrew Bishop: bass; and John Hall: drums.
Read Moretrailblazing their musical path across the nation by bringing their unique blend of tunes to stages
ranging from the intimate to the large-scale in small towns and big cities all over the country. Amidst
the success of their debut album Moment of Truth, the seasoned band of road warriors has kept
pedal to the metal as of late making major festival appearances at HWY 30 Fest, Bonnaroo,
Peacemaker Festival, Under the Big Sky, Mile-0 Fest, Lollapalooza, and CMA Fest, as well as
opening for esteemed acts including Kip Moore, Nikki Lane, Old Crow Medicine Show, Paul
Cauthen, Brothers Osborne, and The Steel Woods. Throughout their 2023 tenure of live
performances, the band has rightfully continued to garner industry attention by touring alongside
notable hit-makers such as Elle King, Dierks Bentley, and Eric Church. And the industry is certainly
noticing–after a jam-packed summer tour that catapulted them onto the fast track of becoming a
household name. The band was welcomed to walk into the circle at the Grand Ole Opry, culminating
lifelong dreams no doubt a result of the years of hard work and drive spent honing their craft. This
Fall, the Red Clay Strays prepare to continue cementing their well-deserved status as one of
America’s fastest-rising bands and taking the world by storm with their first major headlining tour, the
Way Too Long Tour. With their explosive chemistry on stage and eclectic rock-n-roll sound that is
distinctively their own, they’re bound to burn stages down everywhere. Get your ticket while you can
for the Way Too Long Tour this fall!
The Red Clay Strays are Brandon Coleman: lead vocals/guitar; Drew Nix: vocals/electric guitar/harmonica; Zach Rishel: electric guitar; Andrew Bishop: bass; and John Hall: drums.
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