Live music 🎵 Yellowstone’s Isaac Hoskins & Stefan Prigmore

Name: Live music 🎵 Yellowstone’s Isaac Hoskins & Stefan Prigmore
Start: 2026-01-10T20:00:00-06:00
Location: 115A East Commerce St, Mineola, TX 75773-2047, United States, Mineola, TX

Schedule

Sat, 10 Jan, 2026 at 08:00 pm

UTC-06:00

Location

115A East Commerce St, Mineola, TX 75773-2047, United States, Mineola, TX | Mineola, TX

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Isaac Hoskins
Yellowstone: Isaac Hoskins is on the soundtrack to the famous Season 5 Yellowstone brawl and another Hoskins tune, “H-Town Turnaround,” shows up a few weeks later in Episode 6 of Season 5. Country musician Isaac Hoskins is making his mark on the soundtrack of the West.
An Oklahoma native, Hoskins grew up in southern Kansas and briefly attended WichitaState University before dropping out and moving south to become a Texas songwriter in the tradition of Jack Ingram, Guy Clark and Robert Earl Keen. After the global COVID pandemic came to a head in 2020, and Hoskins watched the live music world evaporate, things spun to a dark head, and he knew something had to change. After three days alone in the desert, Hoskins came home and started over. Twelve months sober, 30 pounds lighter, and now performing full time, Hoskins has channeled the darkness into a new album, Bender. Recorded at The Finishing School in Austin, TX and produced and engineered by Gordy Quist of The Band of Heathens, Bender conjures Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson, Guy Clark, and John Prine in an ode to unhealthy coping strategies and life on the other side.
STEFAN PRIGMORE, a Fort Worth, Texas native now based in far east Texas, has been writing and performing music for over 30 years across the United States and Europe. Known for his rustic and approachable blend of Americana, folk, and roots, Prigmore’s music draws from influences like Bob Dylan, Guy Clark, Leonard Cohen, and John Prine. His 2024 collection, as referenced in the provided document, showcases his continued evolution as a storyteller, with songs that explore themes of love, vulnerability, and human connection. His albums, including River/Blood (2021) and Everything Is At Least Both (2023), have earned critical acclaim for their sincerity and emotional depth.