Heart of Texas Country Music Museum

12/16/2024

It was great to have Oral Texas Historian Evan Michael Solis with us today at the Heart of Texas Country Music Mustim. Evan spent a couple of hours interviewing Tracy Pitcox about his career, the Heart of Texas Country Music Museum and Traditional Country Music. We are always happy when individuals have an interest in the museum and our work within the industry.

12/14/2024

Come join us this afternoon in Llano, Texas, for the Heart of Texas Christmas Show H***ytonks and Mistletoe. The show will feature Darrell McCall, Tony Booth, Dottsy Dwyer, Justin Trevino - Official and Kay Adams filling in for Mona Vary Mccall today. They will be joined by fiddler extraordinaire Jack Phillips and steel guitar Hall of Famer Jim Loessberg. The show will be at the Lantex Theater and feature Traditional Country in the first half and Christmas classics and stories on the second half. Tickets available at the door today! www.heartoftexascountry.com

11/26/2024

Heart of Texas Christmas Shows with Darrell McCall, Tony Booth, Justin Trevino, Dottsy, Kaye Tolson, Jim Loessberg, Jack Phillips, Tom Tolson and hosted by Tracy Pitcox! Tickets on Sale Now!

December 8 Heart of Texas Christmas Show With Dottsy, Tony Booth, Darrell and Mona McCall, Kaye Tolson, Justin Trevino at the Texas Theater in Seguin, Texas 2:30PM (830) 372-6168 www.thetexas.org $20 & $30

December 14 Llano Country Opry Heart of Texas Christmas Show With Dottsy, Tony Booth, Darrell and Mona McCall, Kaye Tolson, Justin Trevino at the Lantex Theater in Llano, Texas 2:30 PM (325) 247-5354 $20 & $30 www.heartoftexascountry.com

December 19 Heart of Texas Christmas Show with Dottsy, Tony Booth, Darrell and Mona McCall, Kaye Tolson, Justin Trevino at the Lyric Theater in Brownwood, Texas 7:00PM (817) 243-9930 www.brownwoodlyrictheatre.com

December 20 Heart of Texas Christmas Show with Dottsy, Tony Booth, Darrell and Mona McCall and Justin Trevino at the Ritz Community Theater in Snyder, Texas 7:00PM (325) 436-0064 www.ritzcommunitytheatre.org

December 21 Heart of Texas Christmas Show with Dottsy, Tony Booth, Darrell and Mona McCall and Justin Trevino at the Ritz Community Theater in Snyder, Texas 2:00PM (325) 436-0064 www.ritzcommunitytheatre.org

11/25/2024

Our Brand New 2025 Heart of Texas Country Music Museum Birthday Calendars Have Just Arrived!

This is our biggest calendar ever with over 600 birthdays of your favorite Country Music entertainers!

It also contains incredible photography work of Bob and Kimberly Manning and Melissa Regeon featuring new photo session in the museum with Jo-El Sonnier (his very last photo session), Barbara Fairchild, Roy Morris, Moe Bandy, Jimmie Fletcher, The Bellamy Brothers, Kay Adams, Lorrie Morgan, Bobby Tomberlin, Marty Raybon, Tess Frizzell, Jeannie Seely, Cutter and Cash, The Malpass Brothers, Kaye Tolson, Tony Booth, Justin Trevino, Mona McCall, Darrell McCall, Dottsy, George Dearborne, Tracy Lawrence, Mo Pitney and many more!

We are so proud of this years calendar and it will make a great gift and benefit the Country Music Museum as well!

The calendars are $9.95 each or 2 for $15.90, 4 for $27.80 or 6 calendars for only $35.70 with FREE Shipping. Order from now or mail order at 1701 South Bridge Brady, Texas 76825.

Order your calendars now and they will be shipped immediately. These are great gifts for the Country Music Fan in Your Life!

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11/04/2024

So happy that Jimmy Heap is being honored in this very special way!

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10/16/2024

It was great that Brady was featured on Cal’s Hometown Revival television show tonight. If you missed it, iavailable here!

Cal pulls into Brady, TX – the heart of Texas where all roads meet in the geographical center of TX. From axe throwing, to hog roasts, antique store diving a...

10/12/2024

We always love visitors from across the pond! We hosted Jean Fish’s tour group from England this week. Heart of Texas Recording Artists Justin Trevino and Kay Adams joined the group. The fans really enjoyed spending time with Justin and Kay.

Is it us at 1701 South Bridge in Brady, Texas!

10/11/2024

Nashville, TN (October 11, 2024) – Traditional country music artist Joe Rucker is set to release his highly anticipated new album, “Takin' A Walk (With Friends) The Duet Sessions,” on October 11, 2024. The album, which will be available through Heart of Texas Records and distributed by StarVista Music, showcases Rucker’s deep-rooted love for traditional country music, offering a collection of timeless duets. Stream “Takin’ A Walk (With Friends) The Duet Sessions” on all major platforms.

The physical cd is available at www.heartoftexasrecords.com.

“It's something that I've wanted to do really my whole career,” explains Rucker. “I've been blessed to work with a lot of legendary folks and already had five duets that I recorded over the years. So, I recorded nine new ones to make an entire album, enlisting some of my very talented friends.” The album includes duets with Tony Booth, Leon Everette, Jim Glaser, Hank Locklin, Hank Adam Locklin, Darrell McCall, Eddy Raven, Marty Raybon, Jeannie C. Riley, Margie Singleton and Justin Trevino.

The album is a celebration of the traditional sounds of Texas country music, with a twist of nostalgia. Rucker aims to preserve and reintroduce the rich history of country music through carefully curated songs and heartfelt collaborations with his close friends and fellow artists. “This is mostly a Texas music-flavored record,” Rucker adds, “but what we were trying to do is pick songs that you don't hear a lot of anymore. They might have been sizeable hits or album cuts from back in the day, but you won't see a lot of these songs on compilation records or projects of this kind today. Hidden gems, if you will.”

“Takin' A Walk (With Friends) The Duet Sessions” is for both longtime country music lovers and new listeners alike. “I hope hearing these songs will renew peoples’ love for traditional music or maybe give someone who has never really listened much to traditional country a chance to give it a listen with an open mind and an open heart,” Rucker continues.

Joe Rucker
“Takin’ a Walk (With Friends) The Duet Sessions” Track by Track

“Takin’ a Walk” (Hank Adam Locklin)
I've gotten to know Hank Adam Locklin over the years and at one point he wrote this song for me when I was going through a personal rough patch many years ago and sent it to me on a cassette tape. I always knew that I was going to record this song one day and so I saved that cassette for a long time. When Tracy Pitcox (of Heart of Texas Records) and I were talking about the concept for this album I knew this would be the right time to record it. It took me about two weeks, but I finally found that cassette and lo and behold it became the title track. It’s got a good Texas sound and a great shuffle beat.

“It’s the Water” (Darrell McCall)
Darrell McCall is a Texas legend. I've worked with him for several years, he's always been a hero to me and this is my favorite Darrell song. It’s upbeat and I just love it.

“Happy Birthday to Me” (Justin Trevino)
“Happy Birthday to Me” was one of Hank Locklin's big hits back in the 60s. Bill Anderson wrote it for him and Justin Trevino actually suggested we record it. Justin produced most of the songs on this album, too.

“House of Blue Lovers” (Tony Booth)
Tony Booth has been a hero of mine ever since I first heard him sing on “Hee Haw” in the late 70s. I am so honored that he is my friend and did this song with me - we both love James O'Gwynn, who originally recorded it.

“Lonely Wine”
Two songs on the album aren’t duets, and “Lonely Wine” is one of them. A lot of folks did that song in the 60s. The person that I learned it from was Stan Hitchock, one of my close friends who passed away a little over a year ago. Had he been living I think would have done it as a duet for this album, so I recorded it as a way to honor him.

“Us” (Diane McCall)
Diane McCall recorded this song in 2012 as a solo (she co-wrote it with Justin ) and I always heard it as a duet in my head. So I went and approached her about it. She’s one of my favorite singers and I'm so grateful she decided to do with me.

“Shadows of My Mind” (Leon Everette)
My buddy Leon Everette flipped out when I asked him to record “Shadows in my Mind,” which was a hit for him back in the 70s. I've known him all these years, and he’s been a hero of mine since my childhood.

“Without You” (Jeannie C. Riley)
Jeanie C. Riley is a lifelong friend of mine. She had quit recording completely but I was able to coerce her out of retirement long enough to record this song with me and I'm so grateful. It’s from one of her MGM albums and although it’s written in a romantic way, it also describes our friendship. She makes the sentiment of the song so powerful.

“Burning Brady Down”
This is the second of two songs on the album that aren’t duets. I wanted to write a song for the people of Brady as a way to say thank you. Heart of Texas Records is based there and the Museum is there. I promise you that it’s a totally fictional account. It grew out of a funny way I’d tell people I love Brady so much that I want to burn it down.

“Happy Hour Blues” (Jim Glaser)
I recorded “Happy Hour Blues” with the late Jim Glaser several years ago. I had been looking for something to do with him and “Happy Hour Blues” was one of his songs from a record back in the early 2000s. I still get chills when I listen to it because our voices blend so well together. The great Andy Reiss of the Time Jumpers produced it.

“Leaving Tracks on Your Mind” (Margie Singleton)
Margie Singleton is one of the closest friends I have in music. She's always been by my side and had my back. She's more than a hero, she's one of my best friends. I had recorded this great shuffle time song with her a while ago but it had never been released. Margie was the first person to do a full-blown duet album with George Jones and I am so grateful and honored that she would duet with me.

“For Just a Little While Tonight” (Hank Locklin)
Hank is the reason why I do what I do. My dad worked with Hank’s son-in-law at the Kennedy Space Cetner on the Space Shuttle and we all went the Locklin house in Florida when I was about 12. I had heard his songs around the house growing up and there he was, sitting on a couch beside me and singing. After that, I started going to garage sales and thrift stores to find traditional country records, really digging back into the roots of the music.
When I was working on my second album, I knew I wanted to include Hank. So I went looking for songs and found one that was written by Jim Reeves and Hank Locklin. I had no idea they had written a song together. It was recorded by a little-known group back in the 60s but no one else had touched it ever since. We made it in a Nashville studio with Jason Coleman (Floyd Cramer's grandson) whose slipnote piano style gave it that distinct Hank Locklin / Floyd Cramer sound.

“Bermuda Shorts” (Eddy Raven)
“Bermuda Shorts” is a fun, tongue-in-cheek song I did with Eddy Raven. I originally wrote it many years ago as a play on Bart Simpson’s famous line, “eat my shorts,” but added Eddy’s name in it as a tribute to his song about getting away to Mexico. Eddy just loved that.

“Mama’s Rockin’ Chair” (Marty Raybon)
I've known Marty since I was knee high to a grasshopper and wanted him to sing this song that my dad, Jerry Rucker, wrote. I think its lyrics are still relevant today because it's about a farmer who's losing his farm. Everything is being auctioned off and he is begging them not to sell his mama's chair. I’m so glad I got to do this with Marty.

About Joe Rucker: Joe Rucker is a popular traditional country music artist. Born in Texas and raised in Florida, Joe rose to prominence not long after moving to Nashville in the late 90s. He has had the honor of working alongside many legendary country artists and performing at iconic venues such as the Ernest Tubb Midnite Jamboree, Ryman Auditorium, Wheeling Jamboree, and the Heart of Texas Country Music Festival. Joe's music has resonated with audiences around the globe, cementing his status as a rising star in the traditional country music scene.

10/01/2024

Heart of Texas Records is proud to present “Dottsy and Friends Reunion Show” at the Texas Theater in Seguin, Texas, on Saturday, October 28. The show begins at 5:00 PM. Admission is $15.00 for general admission and $20.00 for reserved seating. Tickets are now on sale by calling (830) 372-6168 or (830) 401-1971 or www.thetexas.org.

Dottsy will be joined by her special guests Gordon Land, Ladd Nolen, Marty Cormier, Mark Skelton as well as former band members Clark Grein, Howard and Marianne Hudiburg and Kaye & Tom Tolson. Tracy Pitcox will MC the show.

Former RCA recording artist Dottsy will be the featured entertainer for the October show. Dottsy began singing in public at the age of ten. She began to play the guitar and work often work with bands around Seguin. Dottsy met Happy Shahan in 1972. At that time, he was managing Johnny Rodriguez. Shahan took her to Nashville and began pitching the young singer to various record labels.

“We picked five songs after listening to 500,” Dottsy recalls. “RCA record executive Roy Dea put the songs on and turned around and looked at me. He offered me a recording contract that very day.”
That association would produce four top ten singles including “Storms Never Last,” “After Sweet Memories, Play Born To Loose Again,” “I’ll Be Your San Antonio Rose,” and “Trying To Satisfy You.” Legendary country music artist Waylon Jennings joined Dottsy on the song “Tryin To Satisfy You.”

Dottsy began opening for some of country music’s biggest artists including Johnny Rodriguez, Tammy Wynette, Asleep At The Wheel, Ronnie Milsap, Charlie Pride, Cal Smith and Don Gibson. She toured extensively across the United States, Scotland, Holland, England and Canada.

Dottsy was also featured on television programs such as “Hee Haw” “Pop Goes The Country” “That Nashville Music” “Bill Mack Show” and even made three appearances on the Grand Ole Opry.

In 1981, she signed with Tanglewood and released three more singles. Dottsy then decided to leave the music business and concentrate on working with autistic and mentally challenged children.

She was inducted as a member of the Country Music Association of Texas Hall of Fame in 1998.

Dottsy joined Heart of Texas Records and released her first album in over a decade. “Meet Me In Texas” contained some of Dottsy’s re recorded older hits as well as some new songs. That project was followed with her latest album “Texas Sensation” that has received rave reviews.

“This will be such a great show,” MC Tracy Pitcox said. “Dottsy has invited some of her past band members and friends join her for two hours of incredible music and memories.”

08/29/2024

36th Heart of Texas Country Music Festival
Brady, Texas
Tickets ON SALE January 6, 2025
www.heartoftexascountry.com

March 13 (Thursday)
TruCountry Hotel Ballroom 202 West Main 6:00 PM Welcome Party And Dance With The Kenaston Band

March 14 (Friday)
Ed Davenport Civic Center 816 San Angelo Highway 2:00 PM-3:00PM Heart of Texas Facebook Live With Dottsy & Tony Booth at the Heart of Texas Museum
6:00 PM-8:00PM Welcome Concert Featuring Gene Watson & The Farewell Party Band $25/$35
9:00PM-12:00AM Jeff Woolsey & The Dance Hall Kings $15

March 15 (Saturday)
Ed Davenport Civic Center 816 San Angelo Highway
10:00 AM-11:00AM Tommy Horton At The Heart of Texas Country Music Museum (Donations Accepted)
11:00 AM-12:30PM Jeannie C. Riley Meet & Greet At Heart of Texas Country Music Museum
2:00 PM-4:30PM Heart of Texas Concert Featuring Moe Bandy & The Americana Band, Darrell McCall, Dottsy, Tony Booth, Kay Adams, Mary Lou Turner, Justin Trevino, Mona McCall, Joe Rucker & Kaye Tolson $20/$30
4:30PM-7:00PM Heart of Texas Bar B Que Dinner at Heart of Texas Events Center at 804 San Angleo Highway ($15 Minimum Donation Per Person)
8:00 PM-12:00AM Heart of Texas Dance Featuring Moe Bandy & The Americana Band, Darrell McCall, Dottsy, Tony Booth, Mary Lou Turner, Justin Trevino, Mona McCall, Joe Rucker & Kaye Tolson $25

March 16 (Sunday)
Heart of Texas Events Center 804 San Angelo Higway 3:00 PM-5:00PM Cowboy Church Show with Special Guests Mary Lou Turner, Kaye Tolson, Sharon Kenaston, Jack Phillips & Tommy Horton (Free Admission-Donations Accepted) 7:00PM-10:00PM Bode Barker, Joe Rucker, Jack Phillips Dance $15

March 17 (Monday) Heart of Texas Events Center 804 San Angelo Highway
2:00PM-4:00PM Open Jam Session At Heart of Texas Events Center (Free)
7:00 PM-11:00PM Tommy Ho**er Band $15

March 18 (Tuesday) Heart of Texas Events Center 804 San Angelo Highway
2:00PM-4:00PM Open Jam Session At Heart of Texas Events Center (Free)
7:00 PM-11:00PM The Justin Trevino Band $15

March 19 (Wednesday) Ed Davenport Civic Center 816 San Angelo Highway
2:00PM-5:00PM Heart of Texas Steel Guitar Convention (Free Admission Donations Accepted)
7:00PM-11:00PM Billy Mata & Texas Tradition and Jody Nix & The Texas Cowboys $25

March 20 (Thursday) Ed Davenport Civic Center 816 San Angelo Highway
2:00 PM-5:00PM Happy Hour Dance Featuring The Kenastons & Friends (Free Admission-Donations)
7:00 PM-11:00PM Jake Ho**er & The Outsiders and Kelly Spinks & Miles of Texas $25

March 21 (Friday) Ed Davenport Civic Center 816 San Angelo Highway
9:00 AM Darrell McCall and Friends Golf Tournament (830) 570-7582
2:00 PM-3:00PM Heart of Texas Facebook Live
7:00 PM-11:00PM Landon Dodd & The Dance Hall Drifters And The Rocky King Band $25

March 22 (Saturday) Ed Davenport Civic Center 816 San Angelo Highway
10:00 AM-11:00AM Tommy Horton At The Heart of Texas Country Music Museum
2:00 PM-4:30PM Heart of Texas Concert with with Mel Tillis Jr. & The Memory Makers Band, Darrell McCall, Tony Booth, Amber Digby, Justin Trevino, Landon Dodd, Rance Norton & Dottsy $20/$30
4:30PM-7:00PM Heart of Texas Fish Fry Catered by Boondocks Restaurant ($15 Mininum Donation Per Person)
8:00 PM-12:00AM Heart of Texas Dance Featuring Mel Tillis Jr. & The Memory Makers Band, Darrell McCall, Tony Booth, Amber Digby, Justin Trevino, Landon Dodd, Rance Norton & Dottsy $25

We highly suggest that you book your hotel rooms at this time to guarantee that you will have a place to stay in Brady. The hotel contact numbers include: Best Western (325) 597-3997, Holiday Inn Express (325) 597-1800, Sunset Inn (325) 597-0789 and the Gold Key Inn at (325) 597-2185. Please tell them that you are coming for the Country Music Festival. There are also a number of bed and breakfasts and hotel rooms available in Mason, Texas, which is a short twenty five minutes away. For information on those, call the Mason Chamber at (325) 347-5758. RV reservations call the City of Brady (325) 597-2152 and ask for Tina Keys or online at www.bradytx.us, Rockin R RV Park at (325) 792-7853 or the Heart of Texas RV Park at (979) 533-5700.

The dances are all BYOB. Doors open an hour before any show or dance. The museum does have concessions at each event that includes setups, sodas, ice, popcorn, snacks and usually sandwiches. We also conduct silent auction events during the evening sessions that benefit our Heart of Texas Country Music Museum.

We do accept cash, checks and credit and debit cards for ticket, silent auction and merchandise sales. The concession stand is cash or check only.

The Concho Valley Transit provides free shuttle service throughout Brady, as well as to all the functions that we have throughout the week. Just call them at (325) 245-3380 or (877) 947-8729 atleast thirty minutes before you want to depart or make a scheduled arrangement.

The Heart of Texas Country Music Association grew from the Hillbilly Hits Fan Club, a group established to promote the Hillbilly Hits Radio show from KNEL FM 95.3 in Brady. The traditional Country Music radio show is hosted by Tracy Pitcox and features requests and interviews with the legendary figures of the industry including George Jones, Willie Nelson, Kitty Wells, Ray Price, Bob Wills, Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn.

The association, which boasts 1,000 members, promotes the Llano Country Opry and Seguin shows at the Lantex and Texas Theaters. The organization has sponsored many Country Music entertainers at those venues including Ray Price, Gene Watson, Kitty Wells, John Conlee, Freddie Hart, the Geezinslaws and Jean Shepard among others. The group also plans various trips to Branson and Nashville and operates Heart of Texas Records with past projects by Tony Booth, Johnny Bush, Amber Digby, Landon Dodd, Dottsy, George Hamilton IV, Tommy Ho**er, Georgette Jones, Dallas Wayne, Bobby Lewis, Bobby G. Rice, Tayla Lynn, Mona McCall, Jody Miller, Rance Norton, Kim Murray, Diane McCall, Joe Paul Nichols, Kaye Tolson, Guyanne McCall, Hank Thompson, Mary Lou Turner, Ferlin Husky, Don Wallace, Country Jim Sloan, Chuck Hancock, Hank Thompson, Floyd Tillman, Justin Trevino, Frankie Miller, Jody Miller, Darrell McCall, Pretty Miss Norma Jean, Sharon Kenaston, Tayla Lynn, Joe Rucker and Curtis Potter.

The Heart of Texas Country Music Museum located in Brady, contains items from over 125 country music entertainers including Patsy Cline, Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, George Jones, Hank Thompson and even Jim Reeves’ 1956 tour bus.

“We are excited about Heart of Texas Country Music Festival,” Tracy Pitcox said. “We have enjoyed a great relationship with many of our KNEL listeners. Our group grew from a small core of listeners to a 1,000 member organization that promotes traditional Country Music throughout our state. We are certainly looking forward to celebrating this milestone.”

08/28/2024

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08/26/2024

08/23/2024

It was great to have the Snyder Chamber of Commerce Staff visit the Heart of Texas Country Music Museum this afternoon. The Brady/McCulloch County Chamber Director Daniel Mendoza dropped by the welcome them to Brady. We are honored to work with Sandra Salinas, Josh Ortegon and Renee Eaves and their great group of staff and volunteers every June on the West Texas Western Swing Festival.

08/14/2024

Heart of Texas H***y Tonk Fest 2024 Schedule of Events Brady, Texas
Tickets On Sale at www.heartoftexascountry.com

Wednesday, August 14
12:00PM-4:00PM Heart of Texas Country Music Museum Open-FREE
6:00PM-10:00PM H***y Tonk Pre Party at the TruCountry Inn Ballroom-FREE

Thursday, August 15 ($25 Per Day)
10:00AM-4:00PM Heart of Texas Country Music Museum Open-FREE
6:00PM-8:30PM The Brady Honeycutt Band at the Brady Civic Center
9:00PM-Midnight The Rocky King Band at Brady Civic Center

Friday, August 16 ($25 Per Day)
10:00AM-4:00PM Heart of Texas Country Music Museum Open-FREE
2:00PM-3:00PM Justin Trevino & Sharon Kenaston Facebook Live Show At The Heart of Texas Country Music Museum-FREE
4:00PM-7:00PM Heart of Texas Fish Fry Catered By Boondocks Restaurant at the Heart of Texas Events Center at 804 San Angleo Highway. By Donation with proceeds benefiting the Heart of Texas Country Music Museum. Serving for indoor dining or to go plates.
6:00PM-8:30PM Landon Dodd and the Dance Hall Drifters at Brady Civic Center
9:00PM-Midnight Jody Nix and the Texas Cowboys at the Brady Civic Center

Saturday, August 17 ($25 Per Day)
10:00AM-4:00PM Heart of Texas Country Music Museum Open-FREE
2:00PM-3:00PM Facebook Live Show at the Heart of Texas Country Music Museum -With Joe Rucker and Shalane-FREE
6:00PM-8:30PM Justin Trevino Band at Brady Civic Center
9:00PM-Midnight George Dearborne & Branded at Brady Civic Center

* The Concho Valley Transit provides free shuttle service throughout Brady, as well as to all the functions that we have throughout the week. Just call them at (325) 245-3380 or (877) 947-8729 atleast thirty minutes before you want to depart or make a scheduled arrangement.

08/12/2024

Heart of Texas H***y Tonk Fest
2024 Schedule of Events Brady, Texas
Tickets On Sale at www.heartoftexascountry.com

Wednesday, August 14
12:00PM-4:00PM Heart of Texas Country Music Museum Open-FREE
6:00PM-10:00PM H***y Tonk Pre Party at the TruCountry Inn Ballroom-FREE

Thursday, August 15 ($25 Per Day)
10:00AM-4:00PM Heart of Texas Country Music Museum Open-FREE
6:00PM-8:30PM The Brady Honeycutt Band at the Brady Civic Center
9:00PM-Midnight The Rocky King Band at Brady Civic Center

Friday, August 16 ($25 Per Day)
10:00AM-4:00PM Heart of Texas Country Music Museum Open-FREE
2:00PM-3:00PM Justin Trevino & Sharon Kenaston Facebook Live Show At The Heart of Texas Country Music Museum-Free
4:00PM-7:00PM Heart of Texas Fish Fry by Boondocks at the Heart of Texas Events Center at 804 San Angelo Highway by donation with proceeds to benefit the Heart of Texas Country Music Museum
6:00PM-8:30PM Landon Dodd and the Dance Hall Drifters at Brady Civic Center
9:00PM-Midnight Jody Nix and the Texas Cowboys at the Brady Civic Center

Saturday, August 17 ($25 Per Day)
10:00AM-4:00PM Heart of Texas Country Music Museum Open-FREE
2:00PM-3:00PM Facebook Live Show at the Heart of Texas Country Music Museum -With Joe Rucker and Shalane-FREE
6:00PM-8:30PM Justin Trevino Band at Brady Civic Center
9:00PM-Midnight George Dearborne & Branded at Brady Civic Center