Headliner:

• The Great Divide

Main Support:

• Django Walker

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Price Levels
	General Admission
	**Standing Room Only**
		GA Adult (21 & over)		$24.51
		GA Minor (Under 21)		$24.51
	VIP Party Deck
	**Includes private bar access - Seating is first come, first served**
		Party Deck Adult (21 & over)		$45.79
		Party Deck Minor (Under 21)		$45.79
	VIP Party Porch
	**Includes private bar access - Seating is first come, first served, with limited tables offering cocktail and dinner service**
		Party Porch Adult (21 & over)		$56.15
		Party Porch Minor (Under 21)		$56.15
NOT AVAILABLE	ADA Admission
	For ADA Assistance please call StubWire at 877-990-7882
		ADA Admission		$24.51
		ADA Admission		$24.51
For ADA Assistance please call StubWire at 877-990-7882				Prices include all Fees

If you were remotely invested in the Roots Music Scenes in Texas and Oklahoma in the early 2000s you knew who The Great Divide was and likely had seen them play a time or two - whether it was their own show or a festival lineup. The band was playing 200 shows a year and released five albums together; they eventually signed a record deal with Atlantic Records in Nashville and garnered some chart success. Garth Brooks even recorded one of their songs.

When frontman Mike McClure left for a solo career in 2003, marking the end of the band as its original lineup - McClure, bassist Kelley Green and brothers Scotte and JJ Lester on rhythm guitar and drums - the break seemed definite. McClure moved on, releasing nine albums on his own, and for anyone who knew of their turbulent end, it was assumed the band would never reunite, let alone restore faith in one another.

Fast forward a decade and the Great Divide found themselves playing shows together again, a starting point in moving past the chaotic time surrounding the band's breakup. Fast forward another decade, and they've added a new member, keyboardist Bryce Conway, and released their first studio album in over two decades.