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Longview News-Journal
Party in the Dirt, gates open at 3 pm, Saturday, Gladewater Rodeo Arena, with David Allan Coe, Jason Boland, Charlie Robison, Curtis Grimes. Advanced general admission tickets, $20; advanced floor standing, $25, at www.outhousetickets.com.

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Special to the CTR
Cleburne Times-Review
The Hot Sounds of Summer concert lineup for 2012 includes Josh Weathers (rock and funk, June 1), Charlie Robison (country, June 8), Junior Brown (honky tonk, June 22) and The Spazmatics (1980s retro, June 29). The Friday night concert on the city stage ...


 
Party in the Dirt to kick off Round Up Rodeo
Longview News-Journal
The annual Party in the Dirt concert will start at 6 pm May 26 at the Gladewater Rodeo Arena with gates set to open at 3 pm The event will feature David Allan Coe, as well as opening acts Curtis Grimes of Gilmer, Charlie Robison, and Jason Boland and ...


 
CMT.com
Wade Bowen Raises $150000 for Hometown Charity
CMT.com
His guests at Sunday's (May 6) concert included Stoney LaRue, Jason Boland & the Stragglers, Casey James, Charlie Robison, Randy Rogers, Reckless Kelly, Eric Paslay, Dustin Lynch and Charlie Worsham. The following day, Bowen hosted a two-man golf ...

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Wade Bowen Raises $150K for Texas Advocacy Center During Annual Concert and ...
Taste of Country
Bowen and his friends — including Stoney LaRue, Jason Boland and the Stragglers, Casey James, Charlie Robison, Randy Rogers, Reckless Kelly, Eric Paslay, Dustin Lynch and Charlie Worsham — helped rack up a record-breaking amount for the special cause.


 
Bowen breaks a record
Country Standard Time
Sunday's all-star concert hosted more than 3000 fans at Indian Springs Park where the music-packed day included 27 of Bowen's artist friends including surprise guest Stoney LaRue along with Jason Boland and the Stragglers, Casey James, Charlie Robison, ...


 
The View From Here
Hanford Sentinel
By Ken Robison Hanford Sentinel | Posted: Wednesday, May 23, 2012 6:00 am | (0) Comments In the competition for all-around supremacy in the Central Sequoia League, Kingsburg and Selma are pretty darned close. Kingsburg finished second and Selma fourth ...

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