As you know both David and I love Country Music Charlie not so much but at times he will listen to it with me. I can’t wait to let David know COUNTRY MUSIC ARTIST CLAY WALKER GIVES ELECTRIFYING PERFORMANCE DURING UNFORGETTABLE RED ROCKS DEBUT.
MORRISON, Colo. (Sept. 26, 2024) – Country music star Clay Walker delivered a show-stopping performance at the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre on Monday, Sept. 23. Making his highly anticipated debut at the iconic venue, the “What’s It to You” singer was a special guest on Cole Swindell’s Win The Night Tour, playing to a captivated, sold-out crowd.
Tucker Wetmore kicked off the night as the opening act, setting the stage for the Texas native. Shortly after 8 p.m., Walker, donning his signature black cowboy hat, hit the stage, launching into a string of his biggest hits, including “If I Could Make a Living,” “She Won’t Be Lonely Long,” and “Fall.” The energetic crowd sang along to every word.
During the show, Walker honored the music legends who inspired him to pursue his music career. He delivered powerful covers of Bob Seger’s “Night Moves” and George Strait’s “Amarillo by Morning,” telling the audience that Strait’s classic country anthem fueled his dream of becoming a country artist.
Cole Swindell and Clay Walker
Photo credit: Robby Stevens
“We just played Red Rocks for the first time, and I’ve been waiting my whole career to play this place and it was absolutely 10 times better than I even imagined and it was 10 times more beautiful. The crowd was ecstatic, sold out, crazy, singing all the songs, and it made me feel like I was 20 years old again.
It was just, it was really, really special,” said Clay Walker. “I want to thank Cole Swindell too for inviting us to be on the show with him. It’s now my favorite place I’ve ever played in my life, so my whole career, this was the most magical place ever.”
Downs Thompson and Clay Walker
Photo credit: Robby Stevens
“Career highlight for me: watching Clay sing all of his hits to perfection, and seeing all 10,000 at Red Rocks sing every word back,” Shawn Patrick, assistant program director and host of The Shawn Patrick Show for 98.5 KYGO
The “I Know She Hung the Moon” singer, will light up the Grand Ole Opry stage this Friday before continuing his tour through November. Walker will take to the West Coast to entertain fans in Irvine and Tulare, Calif., then head to the Midwest to put on a spectacular show in Hammond, Ind. He will then go down South to wow the crowds in Biloxi, Miss., Oxford, Ala. and bring it back home to Texas with a stop in Fort Worth. Did you see that Fort Worth OMG I want to go. Would you want to go with me?
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About Clay Walker
Clay Walker stands as a towering figure in Country Music, his illustrious career marked by multi-PLATINUM sales, 11 chart-topping hits and 40 singles on the charts. His songs, including classics like “If I Could Make A Living” and “She Won’t Be Lonely Long,” resonate deeply, etching his name into the fabric of the genre
. In 1996, Walker faced a new battle with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), but rather than yielding to its challenges, he emerged as a fierce advocate and fundraiser, establishing the Clay Walker Foundation to support those affected by the disease. Each year, the Clay Walker Charity Classic at Pebble Beach shines a light on his tireless efforts, raising awareness and funds for MS research.
His latest album, Texas To Tennessee, produced by industry heavyweights Michael Knox and Jaron Boyer, soared to No. 1 on the iTunes Country Album charts. Drawing inspiration from legends like George Jones, James Taylor and Bob Seger, Walker’s music transcends generations, earning him a well-deserved place among Country Music royalty.
A member of the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame, Walker continues to captivate audiences nationwide, gracing stages from coast to coast with his electrifying performances, showcasing his unwavering passion for music and advocacy. He plans to release new music throughout 2024. For more information and to stay up-to-date, visit ClayWalker.com.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
