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Treaty Oak Revival

Treaty Oak Revival

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Oct 10, 2026

TJ FryGUEST
9:16
That's awesome.
TJ FryGUEST
9:18
He's opening for Zach Topp and last summer, Treaty Oak Revival.
TJ FryGUEST
9:22
Oh, sweet.
TJ FryGUEST
9:23
He was on tour with them a little bit, too.
TJ FryGUEST
9:24
I think
Dave CudrakHOST
9:25
I did look up Andy.
Dave CudrakHOST
9:26
I couldn't make it to that show that he played, but I looked him up on Facebook, and I think I saw posts where he was opening for Treaty Oak Revival.
Dave CudrakHOST
9:32
That's pretty cool.
Gavin AdcockGUEST
31:02
I like the song called Holes in the Boat pretty good, and then, uh, all the collabs, all those artists that have done the, done the collabs with me.
Gavin AdcockGUEST
31:08
Treaty Oak, Ernest, Hudson Westbrook.
Gavin AdcockGUEST
31:11
Um, I think it's gonna do great.
Tomi LahrenHOST
31:13
Awesome.
BlaineHOST
29:56
Snakeskin Boots by Miranda Lambert and Ellen Langley.
BlaineHOST
29:59
Us Again by Gavin Adcock and Treaty Oak Revival.
BlaineHOST
30:02
Man in the Box by Hardy.
BlaineHOST
30:04
How You Been? by Dustin Lynch and Ashley Cooke.
Jim BelisleHOST
30:23
Right.
Jim BelisleHOST
30:23
It was, it was a lot of Treaty of Revival and-
OnoleighGUEST
30:26
Yeah
Jim BelisleHOST
30:26
... a lot of, uh, you know-
RiggsHOST
32:14
Hey, uh, Joe, we're not gonna let you walk away empty-handed.
RiggsHOST
32:16
We got you a pair of tickets to check out Treaty Oak Revival on the West Texas Degenerate Tour, November 13th at the Woodlands.
RiggsHOST
32:23
Congratulations.
speaker_11AUDIENCE
32:25
That's cool.
RiggsHOST
30:11
No tie unfortunately, but we're not gonna let you walk away empty-handed.
RiggsHOST
30:14
We got you a pair of tickets to check out Treaty Oak Revival, November 13th in The Woodlands.
CaitlinHOST
30:19
Oh, I will see you there.
RiggsHOST
30:21
Can-
Caleb MichaelHOST
24:42
Mm-hmm.
Logan EllisGUEST
24:42
But I played with, with quite a few cover bands, you know, playing anything from Haggard and Waylon stuff and George Jones all the way up to Treaty Oak and Brian Martin and all that kind of stuff, Red Dirt stuff, and I couldn't even tell you how many hours I've sat stage right, you know, playing guitar for people, whether it's fill in or whether it's my, my normal gig, just trying to, trying to sound as cool as I possibly can, you know? [chuckles]
Caleb MichaelHOST
25:15
Oh, yeah.
Soule GravyHOST
25:17
H- how many, how many years w- was that? I mean, you know, from, from kind of first gig to, to where you actually s- you know, started doing yourself?
Hunter SimmonsGUEST
72:23
It's hard to say.
Hunter SimmonsGUEST
72:25
Right now I'm kind of in a little Treaty Oak and Red Dirt kind of Southern Rock a little bit.
Hunter SimmonsGUEST
72:33
Sure, sure.
Hunter SimmonsGUEST
72:34
I love Braxton Keith as well.
DanHOST
2:50
Yesterday, I did a couple things around the house.
DanHOST
2:53
I went to a concert last night, a Treaty Oak revival concert.
DanHOST
2:57
That was nuts.
DanHOST
2:57
That was fun.
speaker_0HOST
1:56
Exactly, it sounds like a blast, and that's a strategic way to build a community around their music.
speaker_1HOST
2:02
And think about their collaboration with artists like Avery Anna and Treaty Oak Revival.
speaker_1HOST
2:07
It's smart networking.
speaker_0HOST
2:09
True, it not only diversifies their sound, but also brings in different fan bases.

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