King Tut's Wah Wah Hut
Glasgow
| Doors: | 12:00 |
| Age: | 14+ (under 16's with an adult) |
Country to Country returns to King Tut's for the official C2C Glasgow Matinee Shows. Friday's lineup features Alli Walker, Charlie Worsham, Drew Baldridge, + Kezia Gill ALLI WALKER Alli Walker's musical journey is a testament to determination and innovation, spanning from her roots in serene Prince Edward Island, Canada, to the vibrant streets of Nashville. With a background enriched by her Police Chief father and accountant mother, Walker's relentless work ethic was evident from an early age, showcased through numerous sports championships and her role in a bagpiping band. Inspired by diverse genres and artists like Avril Lavigne and Taylor Swift, she boldly pursued her passion for country music, eventually relocating to Toronto. CHARLIE WORSHAM Charlie Worsham has the entire Music City creative community in his corner, and that’s never been more apparent than with his upcoming project Compadres. Worsham’s decade-long career has earned him unparalleled praise from NPR, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, The Tennessean, Billboard, Rolling Stone, Forbes, American Songwriter and more. He continues to tour as part of Dierks Bentley’s band, and he was honoured with the ACM Award for Acoustic Guitar Player of the Year. DREW BALDRIDGE Drew Baldridge has achieved enormous success across all aspects of his career, and he is doing so on his own terms. With over 350M total catalog streams, Baldridge has carved his own independent path and continues to reach milestone after milestone. Drew's viral hit “She’s Somebody’s Daughter,” has amassed over 400M TikTok impressions and has been streamed over 120M times with no editorial playlists. KEZIA GILL Born in Nottingham to a large musical family of Irish decent, Kezia pulls influences from a wide range of genres including Folk & Irish, Country, Rock and Blues, thus making her sound completely unique. With the songwriting ability of a country artist, the stage presence of a rockstar and the voice of the blues, she makes every song her own.
