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Phil Hamilton

With Special Guest: 
Rick Huckaby
November 30, 2012 - 9:00pm

21 & Over

Event location: 

The Office Sports Bar and Grill
5004 Frankford Avenue Unit 900
Lubbock, TX 79424

Artist/Band Info: 

 

Phil Hamilton’s new album RENEGADE ROCK N’ ROLL has been praised as one of the best new albums of 2012 on the Texas/Red Dirt Music scene. The album has already yielded a number one single and a top ten single on the Texas Music Chart and Texas Regional Radio Report. “Bad,” the second single just became his first number one song. “I’m so proud of how the album came together in the studio, said Phil, “Now with radio and fan approval, it makes all the long nights in the studio worth it.” “You Can Have Me,” was the first single released prior to the album coming out, and it went to all the way up to number 8 on the charts. The accompanying video received airplay on CMT Pure.
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Heavy guitar riffs lure the rockers and the genuine ballads entice the soft at heart with this new album. His talent and commitment as a song writer and performer allows him turn out a steady thread of dynamic songs. “There’re songs about lost love and ones not so typical that get stuck in your head,” laughs the Texas singer. These songs keep the “Philthy Fans,” captivated. Phil and Beau Patrick Bedford of Jonathan Tyler and The Northern Lights co-produced the project.
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Phil’s conviction to the essence of Texas Country Music inspired him to start a band and set his sights on the top. Unique, but still planted in the foundation and core of Texas Country, Hamilton’s high energy live show has broad appeal for all types of audiences. His popularity continues to grow beyond the Lone Star state in Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado and New Mexico. He is maintaining a heavy touring schedule and enjoys attracting new fans to his music.
​He was recently voted as a finalist for “New Male Vocalist,” at the Texas Regional Music Awards. Phil was selected as the top 3 new Texas Country bands in DFW as voted by 95.9 The Ranch listeners in 2009. He's opened for major Texas/Red Dirt Artists like the Casey Donahew Band, Randy Rogers Band and the Josh Abbott Band.
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His story starts much the same as others, he was born and raised in Burleson, Texas and began singing in church. The Johnson County native also graduated in the same class as Kelly Clarkson. After getting his start at the Greenwood Saloon in Bluffdale, TX thanks to Alan Parsons, his fan base started rapidly growing, the gigs started coming in. His first album, NOTHING TO LOSE yielded two top 15 singles on the Texas Music Chart and Texas Regional Radio Charts with "Nothing to Lose" and "Nine Mile."
The sky is the limit for Phil, and he is climbing to the top quickly to become the face of the Texas Red Dirt Music Movement.
 

 

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