Texas Country legend Pat Green returned to The Grizzly Rose on Friday night. Love him or love him, his goal for the night was to sing some songs and drink some beer. That mission was accomplished as he enthralled fans with his monumental hits, which included Me and Billy the Kid, Baby Doll, Three Days, and Carry On.
Green was supported by John Marlin on guitar, Sean Giddings on keys, Michael Kelton on drums, Matt Slagle on bass, and Chris Skrobot on guitar.
It felt just like it should as Green kept the party going with Take Me Out to a Dancehall, Songs About Texas, and he finished his show with Wave on Wave. Find the full setlist in the photos below. Visit PatGreen.com for more information.
Denver’s own Rhett Haney is the coolest guy in the room wherever he goes. Starting the show with Guitars and Cadillacs, he kept the music flowing with songs such as original tunes from his latest release, The Nashville Eight. Those songs included Turn This Truck Around, Acting My Wage, Neon Tan, That Makes Two of Us, Reason to Run, and This Ol’ Barstool.
He also included solid covers of The Fireman, A Little Less Talk, I Never Lie, I Can Still Make Cheyenne, Freight Train, Amarillo By Morning, Starting Over, Copperhead Road, and Devil Went Down to Georgia. Haney had support from Brett Walston on lead guitar, Laura Quam on fiddle, and Matt Feldman on drums.
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