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The San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo is close to home to fill the remaining gaps in the 2023 entertainment lineup.
Heading to the AT&T Center in February are Texas music star Randy Rogers Band, Red Dirt icon Turpike Troubadours and newcomer William Beckmann.
Here are the final additions to the rodeo concert schedule:
William Beckman: Beckman, the singer-songwriter from Del Rio, looks like a college student but sounds like a classic country singer on his 2022 album, Faded Memories. February 12 at noon
The Randy Rogers Band just released a new album, “Homecoming.”
Megan Ellsworth / Megan EllsworthRandy Rogers Band: The Texan music stars just released a new album, “Homecoming,” produced by Radney Foster. February 16 at 7pm
Cole Swindell: Georgia native Swindell topped the country music charts with hits “Chillin’ It” and “You Should Be Here.” February 21 at 7pm
Turnpike Bard: Red Dirt country icon Turnpike Troubadours returned from a long hiatus to huge critical acclaim and a sold-out show. February 22 at 7pm
Flatland Cavalry: On songs like “Missing You,” Lubbock’s American performance captures a high-pitched, lonely sound reminiscent of Marshall Tucker’s band. February 25 at noon
Here’s the full lineup:
February 9: Ryan Bingham
February 10: Jack Owen
February 11: Carly Pearce (noon), Midland (7:30pm)
February 12: William Beckmann (noon), Ronnie Milsap (7:30pm)
February 13: Tracy Byrd
February 14: Lee Bryce
February 15: Alabama
February 16: Randy Rogers Band
February 17: Brett Michaels
February 18: Keith Urban (noon and 7:30pm)
Feb. 10, 19: Dwight Yoakam (noon), The Northern Tigers (7.30pm)
February 20: Clay Walker
February 21: Cole Swindell
February 22: Turnpike Bard
February 23: Lynyrd Skynyrd
February 24: Nelly
February 25: Flatland Cavalry (noon), Gary Allan (7:30pm)
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