Charley Crockett is preparing to release his album titled '$10 Cowboy,' which he claims was written in various unconventional locations such as truck stops, casinos, and alleys.
Jonathan Bernstein
Charley Crockett has taken a significant break of 16 months from releasing new music. While this may seem like a short period for most artists, it is quite different for Crockett, who managed to release an impressive nine albums between 2018 and 2022.
Crockett's upcoming album, titled $10 Cowboy, is highly anticipated for several reasons, one being the long wait for its release. In his statement, Crockett revealed that the album is a heartfelt homage to his homeland, showcasing his wandering spirit.
He mentioned that this content is written in various locations such as truck stops, casinos, and alleys behind venues. He also writes while sitting in his truck parked on South Congress in Austin. Being a wanderer and constantly on the move, he believes he is in a unique position to offer his perspective on America.
Crockett has consistently incorporated the theme of America in his work. In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, he revealed that his song "Music City, U.S.A." also encompasses the essence of the United States.
Collaborating with Billy Horton, Crockett has created the leading track for his album "The $10 Cowboy." This song showcases Crockett's signature style of gritty and authentic depictions of the working class. Crockett and his band will perform the song for the first time on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Monday evening.
According to Crockett, being on the road provides a firsthand understanding of how various Americans perceive themselves as going through significant struggles. Whether it is the roughneck working in the oil and gas fields in West Texas, the single mother raising children alone, or the young man resorting to working on the street because he believes it's his only choice, each individual feels invisible. Crockett is deeply moved by the internal battles they are fighting and how they have become trapped by society's perception of them.
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Furthermore, Crockett is set to release his album "Cowboy" on April 26. He will be promoting the album through a tour in Australia in February and will also be performing at various festivals in North America.
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Upcoming tour dates for Charley Crockett in North America include:
– January 23: Park City, UT at Marquis Park City
– February 22: San Antonio, TX at San Antonio Stock & Rodeo
– March 1: Tempe, AZ at Extra Innings Festival
– March 7: Miami, FL at Wynwood Marketplace
– April 5: Memphis, TN at Grind City Fest
– April 11: Riviera Maya, Mexico at Avett Brothers at the Beach at Hard Rock Hotel Riviera
– April 19: Miramar Beach, FL at Moon Crush Festival
– April 20: Biloxi, MS at Crawfish Music Festival
– April 21: Georgetown, TX at Two Step Inn Festival
– April 27: Indio, CA at Stagecoach Festival
– May 20 and 21: Vancouver, BC at Commodore Ballroom
– May 23: Calgary, AB at Grey Eagle Event Centre
– May 25: Enoch, AB at River Cree Resort & Casino
– May 27: Winnipeg, MB at Burton Cummings Theatre
– May 29: Toronto, ON at Massey Hall
– May 30: Montreal, QC at MTELUS
– May 31: South Burlington, VT at Higher Ground
– June 1: Portland, ME at State Theater
– June 3: Albany, NY at Empire Live
– June 5: Hampton, NH at Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom
– June 6: Port Chester, NY at Capitol Theatre
– June 7: Hartford, CT at XFINITY Theatre
– June 8: Mansfield, MA at Xfinity Center
– June 14: Bonner, MT at KettleHouse Amphitheater
– June 15: Whitefish, MT at Scout + Gather
– June 17: Great Falls, MT at The Newberry
– June 18: Emigrant, MT at The Old Saloon
– June 19: Cheyenne, WY at The Lincoln
– June 20: Telluride, CO at Telluride Bluegrass
– June 22: Columbus, OH at Buckeye Country Superfest
– June 23: Columbus, OH at Buckeye Country Superfest
– June 28: Pendleton, OR at Jackalope Jamboree
– July 20: Brooklyn, NY at Brooklyn Paramount
– July 28: Check, VA at FloydFest
– August 3: St. Charles, IA at Hinterland Music Festival (with Hank Williams Jr.)
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