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Texas singer/songriter Brandon Rhyder returns to San Angelo after a long time for a special evening with his full band. Rhyder exploded onto the Texas Music Scene with his 2005 Walt Wilkens-produced record, "Conviction" with two enormous hits, "Back Roads" (8.9 million plays on Spotify) and the ballad "Freeze Frame Time" (6.3 million plays on Spotify).
On December 13, Rhyder is coming back to San Angelo.
A ticket to this event includes:
The Brandon Rhyder full band show starts after the shrimp fest at 8 p.m. at the Arc Light Bar & Grill Inside San Angelo's Clarion Hotel. Prior to the show, we provide guests an all-you-can-eat Boiled Shrimp Buffet with peel-and-eat shrimp, smoked sausage, corn on the cob, handmade borracho beans, and dessert. The tickets are for reserved seating and all you can eat. Advance tickets and full table reservations are available on Stubwire.
More about Brandon Rhyder:For over two decades, Rhyder has been living the high life as one of the most celebrated music artists to come out of Texas. Widely exalted for his exquisite ability to couple gorgeous melodies with superb storytelling and deeply admired for his signature songbird vocal style, Rhyder is an artist's artist. His resume boasts 20 years of highly praised albums, a rigorous tour schedule of 175 plus dates a year and the privilege of working with top-notch songwriters like Liz Rhodes, Keith Gattis, Lori McKenna and Radney Foster to name a few. Born and raised in Carthage, Rhyder grew up singing in church, where his voice, even then, stood out. In college he discovered the guitar and began writing songs. He moved to Austin in 1999, quickly becoming part of the Red Dirt scene. His first album, “Because She Loves Me," appeared in 2001, with his second, “Behind the Pine Curtain" released in 2003. The Walt Wilkins-produced “Conviction" was released in 2005 that included the timeless classics “Freeze Frame Time" and “Back Roads." By then Rhyder was firmly established on the Texas scene. Arriving in 2007 “Live" on Apex Records delivered Rhyder's first charting Texas single, “Before I Knew Your Name." Radney Foster produced “Every Night," which appeared in 2008, while Rhyder went back to Wilkins as producer for 2010's “Head Above Water." “Live at Billy Bob's Texas" appeared in 2011, with “That's Just Me following “ in 2013. After a four-year break, Rhyder returned with a self-titled album in July of 2017 that was praised by the media including Rolling Stone Country, Taste of Country, TheBoot.com, Wide Open Country and Lone Star Magazine. in 2020, Rhyder released the single, “I Felt Good Today," a magnum opus of a song inspired by his resurrection and layered with the poignant sentiment of loss. At his core, Brandon Rhyder is a songwriter who has the uncanny ability to create songs that mean different things to different people. He writes the stories of our lives exposing all the milestones that make us human. |
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