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See Ashley McBryde at Horseshoe
Country music hit-maker comes to Tunica on Friday, Nov. 21
CHOCTAW — Ashley McBryde will take the stage at Horseshoe Tunica’s Bluesville on Friday, Nov. 21. The concert is set for 8 p.m.
raw storytelling shone in smashes like the platinum-certified “One Night Standards,” the No. 1 duet “Never Wanted to Be That Girl” with Ella Langley and the 2023 follow-up “Never Say Never.” Her sophomore effort “Never Will” (2020) and “Lindeville” (2022) collaboration further solidified her as a lyrical force.
A magnetic live performer, McBryde commands arenas with honky-tonk swagger and unfiltered emotion. Milestones abound: 2019 CMA and ACM New Artist of the Year wins, a 2023 Grammy
McBryde, born in 1983 in
Mammoth Spring, Arkansas,
discovered her musical calling
early, penning her first song at age
12. Inspired by bluegrass festivals
and classic country, she honed her
craft at local venues and Arkansas
State University, majoring in music.
After graduating, McBryde self-
released her debut album in 2006
and Elsebound in 2011. Moving to
Nashville in 2007, she persisted until her 2016 EP “Jalopies & Expensive Guitars” caught Eric Church’s ear, landing her on his tour and a Warner Music Nashville deal.
Her 2018 breakthrough album Girl Going Nowhere spawned the top-30 hit “A Little Dive Bar in Dahlonega,” earning a Grammy nod for Best Country Album. McBryde’s
Ashley McBryde
for Best Country Duo/Group Performance, three ACM Awards total and a Grand Ole Opry debut.
Get tickets and pricing information at a Horseshoe Ticketmaster kiosk or call Ticketmaster. Ask about VIP balcony seats to shows. Call (800) 745-3000, or buy online at ticketmaster.com.
Silver Star welcomes Tracy Lawrence
CHOCTAW — See country music star Tracy Lawrence at Pearl River Resort’s Silver Star Convention Center on Saturday, Nov. 15.
Tracy Lawrence, a cornerstone of ‘90s country music, has built a storied ca- reer spanning over three decades. Born in Atlanta, Texas, and raised in Foreman, Arkansas, he moved to Nashville in 1990, launching a remarkable journey with his debut album, Sticks and Stones, in 1991. The album’s title track became his first No. 1 hit, followed by a string of chart-toppers like “Alibis, Can’t Break It to My Heart” and “Time Marches On,” the latter holding the top spot for three weeks. His 1993 album Alibis and 1996’s Time Marches On both earned 2× plati- num certifications, showcasing his knack for blending traditional country with heartfelt storytelling. Songs like “Paint Me a Birmingham” and “Find Out Who Your Friends Are” remain fan favorites, resonating with audiences through their emotional depth. Lawrence’s live shows are renowned for their energy, often featuring hits like “Texas Tornado” and “How a Cowgirl Says Goodbye,” draw- ing crowds with his authentic sound and engaging performances. His ability to connect with fans has kept him a headliner, with recent tours showcasing both classics and newer tracks from his Hindsight 2020 trilogy.
For tickets to the show, visit pearlriverresort.com.
Tracy Lawrence
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