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Boots and Bandanas at Schoepf's BBQ in Belton, Texas

Randy Rogers Band, Eric Paslay
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Boots and Bandanas at Schoepf's BBQ in Belton, Texas

Boots and Bandanas at Schoepf's BBQ in Belton, Texas

DATE:
Saturday, May 9, 2015
TIME:
Showtime 6:30 PM
LOCATION:
Schoepf's BBQ
702 E Central Ave
Belton, Texas 76513
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Boots and Bandanas

Sponsorship Package Details:

Lone Star Supporter - $2,500
• Logo displayed on marketing and public relations materials to include print materials, press releases, etc, (deadline dependent).
• Acknowledgement on event signage.
• Table of ten at the event with preferred seating
• Invitation to the exclusive VIP Party at the show.
• Opportunity to support McLane Children’s Scott & White’s ability to provide the best personalized healthcare for the children in our community.

Hosted by the Visionaries through the Scott & White Healthcare Foundation to benefit Baylor Scott & White Health McLane Children’s Hospital for the purchase of two dialysis machines designed especially for children.

The Visionaries are a group of women with the mission to engage our community in philanthropy and support the fundraising efforts of the Scott & White Healthcare Foundation. The Visionaries have held a number of fundraising events to benefit McLane Children’s Hospital.
Price: $75.00 - $2,500.00
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RANDY ROGERS BAND
Authenticity isn’t something that can be manufactured in a studio. It’s not a craft that can be learned or artfully practiced. It comes from living life. It’s the byproduct of blood, sweat and tears and as the foundation for music, it elevates mere entertainment to compelling art. Every note, every word on the Randy Rogers Band’s new album Nothing Shines Like Neon rings with authenticity that makes each song linger with the listener long after the music fades.

“You’ve just got to be true to yourself and you can’t fool anybody,” Rogers states matter of factly of the band’s philosophy. “As a whole, our body of work is pretty consistent to our live show and the band that plays on the record is the band that you go see.”

The same line up has been performing together since 2002 and the music has evolved as they’ve soaked up life experience. “As men we’ve all matured and lived a lot of life together,” Rogers says. “We’ve had a few breakups happen to us. We’ve had babies. We’ve had life changes. We’ve been on the road 200 shows a year. I’ve been in this band 15 years so a lot has changed. I still listen to Merle Haggard every night. I mean that hasn’t changed, but a lot has changed for us musically and privately. We all are in a good spot and we all are just as good friends as when we started.”

Camaraderie and creativity have made Rogers and bandmates Geoffrey Hill (guitar), Johnny “Chops” Richardson (bass guitar), Brady Black (fiddle), Les Lawless (drums) and Todd Stewart (utility player) one of the top bands on the competitive Texas music scene. Nothing Shines Like Neon continues the momentum established by the band’s four previous albums—Randy Rogers Band, Burning the Day, Trouble and Homemade Tamales, each of which went to No. 1 on iTunes. Earlier in 2015, Rogers joined friend Wade Bowen to record the critically acclaimed album Hold My Beer Vol. 1.

Produced by Nashville legend Buddy Cannon (Willie/Merle) at Cedar Creek in Austin, RRB’s news album Nothing Shines Like Neon showcases the band’s taut musicianship as well as Rogers’ earnest vocals and insightful songwriting on such instant classics as the groove laden “Rain and the Radio,” the heartbreak anthem “Neon Blues” and the playful “Actin’ Crazy,” a duet with Jamey Johnson. “Jamey and I wrote that song together,” Rogers notes. “I met a movie star a few days before Jamey and I were going to write. I was in LA playing at the House of Blues and he came out to the show. I was thinking about him …and thinking about being a struggling actor living in LA and having to put up with all the bullshit that LA is. I just wrote that song about him.”