After over two decades of making music, one thing has never changed for Casey Donahew – it has always been and always will be about the song. The Lone Star native, whose hometown of Fort Worth, TX has designated October 22nd “Casey Donahew Day” and has adopted his song “Stockyards” as the official song, has carved out a sizable niche for himself simply just by doing what he does best and doing it with authenticity. That unwavering trait is what his fans respond to and come back for time and time again. For Casey, lyrics have always been king, whether he was singing about colorful, zany characters that might live down the street or come to Thanksgiving dinner each year, or the gut-wrenching devastation of something as serious as addiction. Fans flock to his shows to revel in the zany, wacky tales of pot-selling grannies and shotgun-toting girls whose bras don’t fit, along with the more somber stories of heartbreak, failure and redemption that Donahew weaves so well. Drawing from real life and its roller coaster highs and lows has provided him with plenty of rich material over the years, and like a rare vintage his craft has only gotten stronger and better with age. He has proven himself a consistent hit maker who has dominated on both the charts and the live music scene as well, with singles that have topped the Texas charts, and clearly has his finger firmly on the pulse of what his fans love.