A passionate and tumultuous love story set against the backdrop of the Yorkshire moors, exploring the intense and destructive relationship between Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw.
Two colleagues become stranded on a deserted island, the only survivors of a plane crash. On the island, they must overcome past grievances and work together to survive, but ultimately, it's a battle of wills and wits to make it out alive.
Case Hardin, a native Texas, grew up ranching and rodeoing while developing a love for traditional and neo-traditional country music. Case began his music career as a senior in high school in 2013, and hasn't looked back since his American Idol debut that same year. Backed by his band, their influences are recognizable in the way that they play, from traditional honky-tonk music, to more neo-traditional and progressive Texas music. To add to his accomplishments, Case has already won various awards and competitions including West Texas Songwriter’s Competition, TCMA New, State FFA, SXSW Emerging Artist, and many others. . Since his radio and touring success, Case has toured with Asleep At The Wheel, Aaron Watson, Pat Green, Casey Donahew, Roger Creager, Kyle Park, Randall King, Mike Ryan, Eli Young Band, Parker McCollum, Cody Johnson, Josh Ward, Cory Morrow, Turnpike Troubadours, Jason Boland, Radney Foster, Dwight Yoakum, Tracy Byrd, and other Nashville/Texas Country Legends
San Antonio native Clay Hollis has been making waves in Texas country since his debut EP in 2017. With two more EPs, a full-length album, and several charting singles under his belt, Clay’s music blends catchy hooks with true country grit. He’s recorded songs written by Nashville heavy-hitters like Jon Pardi, Bart Butler, and Aaron Goodvin. Recent highlights include four new singles: “Blue Collar Prayers,” “Test Drive,” “Beer’s Better on a Boat” (with Jesse Raub Jr.), and “Floatin’ Down the River” (featuring Kevin Fowler). Playing over 100 shows a year, when Clay’s not on the road, you’ll find him offshore fishing in the Gulf.
Meet Max & Heather Stalling, the dynamic singer-songwriter duo from Dallas, TX, bringing a unique blend of lyrics, vocals, and fiddle playing to the heart of Texas and Americana music. Armed with a master's degree in Food Science from Texas A&M University, Max traded his lab coat for a guitar, leaving behind a career as a research scientist at Frito Lay to pursue his dreams as a singer-songwriter. Touring, gigging and hustling for 20+ years, Max has built a large and loyal fan base; playing pretty much every venue you’ve ever heard of and many you haven’t. With 6 studio albums, three live projects, and a chart-topping history in Americana radio, Max is a staple in the Texas/Red Dirt scene. His star on the South Texas Music Walk of Fame in Corpus Christi stands as a testament to his enduring impact. An award-winning violinist and fiddle player, Heather's musical journey began at the tender age of 3. As a child and young teenager she competed in fiddle contests across Texas and neighboring states; traveling with her parents while winning trophies and fans along the way. At 18, she was recruited out of college to become a member of "The Texas Gold Minors" in Branson, MO. Upon moving back to Texas she was a highly sought after fiddle and worked with notable bands Bob Schneider, Cory Morrow, Johnny Lee and Mark David Manders among others. She later founded blactopGYPSY with friend Andie Kay Joyner, writing songs, touring extensively and putting out two full length studio albums. Their performances, a blend of Max's 20+ years of original songs, occasional joint compositions, and well-chosen covers, create a show filled with musical prowess, witty banter, and a touch of humor. First-time listeners can expect a fun balance between solid originals, masterful fiddle playing, and engaging storytelling. Max and Heather are thrilled to embark on this joint musical journey, sharing their love for music and each other with audiences old and new. Don't miss the chance to witness the magic as they take their show on the road
Slade Coulter | Live at The Palace Theater | February 7 Texas-born singer-songwriter Slade Coulter brings classic country and Americana to The Palace Theater on February 7. Hailing from Jayton, Texas, Coulter blends red dirt influences with timeless storytelling inspired by legends like Buddy Holly and Waylon Jennings. Known for his authentic sound and dynamic live performances, Slade delivers music rooted in tradition and built for the stage.
