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John Conlee at The Coyote Store at The Coyote Store in Gail, Texas

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John Conlee at The Coyote Store at The Coyote Store in Gail, Texas

John Conlee at The Coyote Store at The Coyote Store in Gail, Texas

DATE:
Friday, June 1, 2018
TIME:
Showtime 7:00 PM
LOCATION:
The Coyote Store
100 West Wasson Road
Gail, Texas 79738
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John Conlee at The Coyote Store

Ticket Options:

  • Table Seating Admission - $35
  • Advance General Admission - $25
  • Steak Dinner - $20 (MUST be purchased online in Advance)
  • Table for 8 and Steak Dinner - $450 (Includes 8 tickets, 8 steak dinners, and a table for 8)

Please Note:

  1. Table Seating gets you into the show and a seat at a table
  2. General Admission is Standing Room Only
  3. Steak Dinner must be purchased online in advance in order to allow for planning and preparation


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Price: $20.00 - $450.00
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JOHN CONLEE
John Conlee is a lot like the songs of which he sings. He lives a domestic life with his wife gale and three children, Rebecca, Jessica and Johnny. During the past two decades, John Conlee has achieved a level of success that he has sustained by simply being himself and by making records that the listening public can relate to. H is a gifted entertainer, but he’s not into the glitz and hype of the entertainment world. He’d rather spend his “off the road” time working on his 32 acre farm outside of Nashville, or engaging in his woodworking and gun-smithing hobbies.

Born and raised in Kentucky farm country, John Conlee grew up plowing fields, slopping hogs, harvesting grain, raising tobacco, and tending cattle. He began his crusade to save the family farm system several years ago, performing a concert in Omaha, Nebraska in June 1985 as a benefit for the National Farmers Organization. When Willie nelson announced his plans for the Farm Aid concerts, John called and offered his services. John Conlee has since been part of 9 Farm Aid concerts, which have raised 13 million dollars to aid the family farmer.