Triston Marez
High Horse Saloon
10000 Emmett F Lowry Expy Suite 1140
Texas City, TX 77591
12 juil. 2024
21:00 UTC−5
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Triston Marez will be performing at the High Horse Saloon in Texas City, Texas on July 12th, 2024.
Doors 7:00 PM. Show time 9:00 PM. Performance 10:30 PM.
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Jeannette
2 avril 2024
Amazing show! Love Coupland Dance Hall. Wish Triston would have had some merch out. I really wanted to get a t-shirt.
Coupland, TX@The Old Coupland Inn & Dancehall
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10000 Emmett F Lowry Expy Suite 1140, Texas City, TX
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Biographie de Triston Marez
Country singer Triston Marez’s sound isn’t just centered around the crying steel or prominent fiddles that often go hand in hand with the rolling plains or legendary dancehalls that come to mind when thinking about country music — they’re part of a way of life for the 26-year-old. Marez’s debut EP, That Was All Me, showcases Marez’s rich vocals telling tales of long nights, former flames and new love with a relatable honesty.
On the EP, Marez’s influences — Chris LeDoux, Aaron Watson and Cody Johnson — weave throughout a collection of pure country music. In the EP’s title track, “That Was All Me,” a raucous night can be blamed on the jukebox, neons buzzing and one too many whiskeys, but insists any feelings felt were true. “Where Rivers Are Red, Cowboys Are Blue” hearkens back to the heyday of cowboy songs with an ode to a former flame, while “Dizzy” features the other side of the coin and a fledgling love story found on the dancehall floor. “Reservations For Two” is a romantic night set in the great outdoors, and “Here’s To The Weekend” offers an appreciation for a few cold beers with good friends while searching for a reprieve from the daily grind.
A Houston native, Marez’s sound isn’t just centered around country music, it’s weaved through his entire 26 years. As a member of a musical family from Oklahoma known for their bluegrass and fiddle talents, Marez started playing guitar at age six and his first live performance was a Buck Owens song in the first grade talent show. Marez worked as a ranch hand and even rode bulls as a hobby for years to support his music career. He also won the Houston Rodeo’s talent competition in 2014.
First released as a duet with Ronnie Dunn on Marez’s own album, Dunn recently recorded & released, “Where The Neon Lies” co-penned by Marez with Lynn Hutton and Chris Dubois for his solo project. Marez worked with acclaimed Nashville Producer, Jake Gear on his 3rd EP set to release in the 2nd quarter of 2023.
Plus d'infoOn the EP, Marez’s influences — Chris LeDoux, Aaron Watson and Cody Johnson — weave throughout a collection of pure country music. In the EP’s title track, “That Was All Me,” a raucous night can be blamed on the jukebox, neons buzzing and one too many whiskeys, but insists any feelings felt were true. “Where Rivers Are Red, Cowboys Are Blue” hearkens back to the heyday of cowboy songs with an ode to a former flame, while “Dizzy” features the other side of the coin and a fledgling love story found on the dancehall floor. “Reservations For Two” is a romantic night set in the great outdoors, and “Here’s To The Weekend” offers an appreciation for a few cold beers with good friends while searching for a reprieve from the daily grind.
A Houston native, Marez’s sound isn’t just centered around country music, it’s weaved through his entire 26 years. As a member of a musical family from Oklahoma known for their bluegrass and fiddle talents, Marez started playing guitar at age six and his first live performance was a Buck Owens song in the first grade talent show. Marez worked as a ranch hand and even rode bulls as a hobby for years to support his music career. He also won the Houston Rodeo’s talent competition in 2014.
First released as a duet with Ronnie Dunn on Marez’s own album, Dunn recently recorded & released, “Where The Neon Lies” co-penned by Marez with Lynn Hutton and Chris Dubois for his solo project. Marez worked with acclaimed Nashville Producer, Jake Gear on his 3rd EP set to release in the 2nd quarter of 2023.
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