Chase Bryant, raised in Texas and now out of Nashville, was in the zone and in the moment when he returned to The Grizzly Rose Friday night. Bryant shared his story and bared his soul through songs such as I Still Do, Cold Beer, COUNTRY, Anchor Down Town, and Mary Jane. Bryant was grateful for the fans and happy to be playing again in Denver.
Were you there in 2019? 6/22/19 ~ Chase Bryant at the Grizzly Rose, with the Triple Nickel Band | Denver Entertainment Hub
Supported by Jake on drums, Gideon on guitar, and Andrew on bass, Bryant kept the tunes rolling with Come Pick Me Up, Somewhere on a Saturday Night, and Pickup Man. Find the full setlist below.
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Nashville recording artist and singer-songwriter, Josh Roy from Arizona, started off the night with originals that included Break My Own Heart, Three Days In Mexico, You’re Gonna Hate This Song, Live Life, Cowboys Still Ride, and Don’t Quit the Band. Roy also partied up the crowd with Dust on the Bottle, Dance Her Home, Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old), Amarillo By Morning, and Should’ve Been a Cowboy. Roy also caught the attention of the growing throng with a moment of silence and a touching song, Angels Cry, as a military salute.
Josh Roy was the lead singer and played acoustic guitar, Jake Sterns was on drums, Mark Soto was on bass and backing vocals, and Todd Kenyon was on lead guitar and backing vocals.
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