Clay Walker

For a country-rockin’ concert that will transport you to swinging honky tonk backwaters and the sun-drenched beach parties of Mexico, look no further than a night with Clay Walker. The Texas native has been setting the country music scene on fire ever since his first single, ‘What’s It To You’, debuted at the Number 1 spot back in 1993. His talent for penning a catchy tune didn’t let up over his next four album releases, all of which went multi-platinum in the US, with radio smash hits such as ‘Live Until I Die’, ‘Dreaming With My Eyes Open’, and ‘If I Could Make A Living’. As a live performer, Walker is all Texas charm and cheeky banter with audience, and when I saw the country rock veteran back in 2007 in Stockton, California, the theatre was packed with fans eager to get their good-time groove on. He played all his classic hits like the tongue-in-cheek ‘Fore She Was Mama’ and the evocative ‘Live Laugh, Love’, as well as a lovely sing-along cover of ‘Sweet Home Alabama’ towards the end of his 90 minute set. Walker was accompanied by his six-piece band who really added to the atmosphere, and included a remarkable fiddle player who razzed away, Irish-style, on several songs, which was an unusual treat to see with a country performer. A really fun night of country rollicking tunes!

Clay Walker and his band are awesome, talented musicians & performers. All with a strong spiritual connection to music and the healing it brings to people!
Clays talent and awesome strong voice still floor me after all these years! He just gets better!
Clay has gotten me thru much with my MS since we first met in Nov of 97! (Both newly diagnosed).
Trust me, music heals!
I've bn watching and following Clay's career as well as his support of others with Multiple Sclerosis.
His organization, Band Against MS helps ppl with MS deal with daily challenges thru education and research for a cure! Love ya Clay, and thank you!
"pinky"williams

Clay Walker's concert on Monday, April 30 was awesome. He sang so many of this hits and his new releases. The atmosphere was very casual and friendly. He interacted with the crowd a lot. He has quite the sense of humor. A lot of laughs throughout the night. The place was just a rocking. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Was the first time seeing Clay, but for sure, would go again.

Wow... Wow... and Wow!
I was a huge fan in the 90s and you wouldn't know you had advanced 30 years. He still has it and did an amazing job last night.
I felt transformed to the real country days with a stellar performer. Lots of fun.
He has kicked MS's butt.

The show was absolutely amazing, between Lonestar and Clay Walker it was a 3 hour concert. Couldn't have been better. The venue was great as well. Not a bad seat in the house.

Amazing! I took my 9 year old Grandson (his very first concert)and he had the Best time ever. We were picked for a meet and greet. What an awesome memory for the both of us.