LARRY FLEET- Hard Work & Holy Water Tour

Name: LARRY FLEET- Hard Work & Holy Water Tour
Start: 2025-04-19T19:00:00-04:00
Location: The Refinery

Schedule

Sat Apr 19 2025 at 07:00 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

The Refinery | Charleston, SC

Join us April 19th at 7pm for Larry Fleet - Hard Work & Holy Water Tour, featuring Everette.
Tickets on sale Friday, Sept 13 at 10am EST
LARRY FLEET
Tennessee-born troubadour Larry Fleet grew up on a stack of records spanning Merle Haggard, Otis Redding, Willie Nelson, and Marvin Gaye. A thoughtful songwriter with a knack for a one-liner, an ear for a sturdy hook, and a powerhouse voice that strikes like a match, Fleet was working blue-collar jobs to make ends meet long before landing his recording contract with Big Loud Records. Seven years in, the devout family man and father-of-two is turning heads with his albums as the UKs Holler notes, Fleet is firmly on the upward curve as one of Music City's hottest talents to watch.With 2021s tribute to the music that raised him,Stack of Records, his aptly titled 2019 debut, WorkinHard, and his most recent 2023 release, Earned It, out now, Saving Country Music puts it simply: If you're looking for the future of traditional country music, then look no further than...Larry Fleet. A road-tested live show standout, Fleet recently wrapped his headlining The Earned It Tour in addition to crowd-winning opening slots supporting Darius Rucker, Willie Nelson, Jamey Johnson, Morgan Wallen and more. Fleet notched his first No. 1 single as a songwriter--the Wallen and Eric Church Man Made A Bar--earlier this year and just extended his current headlining tour including a sold-out night at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium before joining Jon Pardi's Mr. Saturday Night Tour ahead of a string of European dates this fall
EVERETTE
Over the past few years, these two Bullitt County, KY, natives have been busy racing from one stage to another via planes, trains, vans, and tour buses rolling through all four corners of the US, singing through jet lag touring Europe, and playing the Grand Ole Opry 11 times. A mighty majority of Everettes records have proudly showcased a swampy, electrified full band sound, but on stage Brent and Anthony have often found a more automatic connection when they peel it down to two guitars and the truth.