Photos by: Damian Ruiz
The tour is named after the band’s newly released album, a dynamic collection that blends fan-favorite tracks from their storied discography like A Life Where We Work Out, Sleeping Alone, and Missing You with a trove of unreleased gems pulled from the vault. New additions such as Three Car Garage, Countryman, and Lubbock offer fresh insight into the band’s evolving sound.
Flatland Cavalry’s show was a warm, rootsy celebration of storytelling, musicianship, and Southern charm. With a setlist that weaves together red-dirt staples alongside fresh cuts from their latest album Wandering Star, the band strikes a perfect balance between nostalgia and evolution. They flaunted an evolutionary sound that of a sub-genre that brought together traditional country, Americana, folk‑rock and bluegrass blues.
The stage production felt like a cozy living room set up with lamps, velvet furniture, and all. Highlights include Wesley Hall’s standout fiddle solos, a heartfelt audience-led rendition of A Life Where We Work Out (in Kaitlin Butts’ absence) and an emotional cover of Fleetwood Mac’s Landslide that seamlessly transitioned into the band’s original work.
The night closed with a rowdy, boots-stomping encore featuring a Toby Keith tribute of Should’ve Been a Cowboy. Throughout, Flatland Cavalry delivered more than just a concert. They managed to create a communal, soul-nourishing experience that left fans singing back to their cars.
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