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Roger Creager Coming to Abilene to Play the Lucky Mule Saloon September 20th [VIDEO]
When Roger Creager comes to town, you know you're going to be treated to a fun show. Creager, a fixture on the Texas music scene for the past 15 years, always knows how to show his audience a good time. Don't miss Roger this Thursday night at The Lucky Mule with special guest Sammy Fox and the Intervention.
Information
Tickets
Cost: Adults 21 and older $12.00; 18-20 are $12.00, with a $3.00 minor charge at the door.
On Sale: The Lucky Mule, Cavender’s, Abby’s Bottle & Brew, Complete Nutrition or Farm & Ranch Western Wear
Purchase Online: LuckyMuleAbilene.com
Date and Time
Thursday, September 20th. Doors at 7pm
Venue
The Lucky Mule Saloon
1850 S Clack St
Abilene, TX 79605
Contact Info
Website: www.LuckyMuleAbilene.com
Phone: (325) 232-8564
Sammy Fox and the Intervention
Sammy Fox and the Intervention are fairly new to the Texas country music scene, but have turned heads since the release of the EP, 'The Intervention'. Sammy is a natural on stage, putting together a high energy performance that includes audience involvement. It's that kind of behavior that earned Fox the 2012 Texas Music Award for Live Band of the Year. Check out this video for 'Love Drunk':
Roger Creager
Whether you're singing along to 'Everclear', 'Swinging From the Chandelier' or 'I'm From the Beer Joint', crowd participation at a Roger Creager show tends to come naturally. Every night he goes on stage, Creager provides a soundtrack to a night of dancing, drinking and having fun.
His new CD, 'Surrender', was released Jan 2012. Produced by Lloyd Maines, this album marks a “back-to-basics” approach for Roger. As always, Roger creates an interesting collection with songs that are very different from each other and will keep the listener’s attention start to finish. He co-wrote all songs except 'Redemption Song', a Bob Marley classic.
Roger is very fortunate that his music career allows him this lifestyle. But he gives it back by putting his life experiences and his infectious high energy and zeal for adventure right back into his songwriting and performances. Creager loves to travel the world, but he never strays far from his small-town South Texas roots and his music encompasses all of him.
From his CD 'Surrender', here's Roger Creager's performance of 'Turn It Up' on the television show 'Texas Music Scene':
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