News Summary
The University of Texas at Austin is gearing up for a free concert featuring Texas country music legend Pat Green on December 21, 2024. This event, taking place on LBJ Lawn, coincides with the first-ever on-campus College Football Playoff game, creating a festive atmosphere for fans. In addition to Green, local band Sour Bridges will perform, ensuring a day filled with live music and football excitement. Admission is free for all fans attending the game, promising an unforgettable celebration of music and sports.
Austin Set to Rock with Free Concert Featuring Pat Green
Get ready, Longhorn Nation! Austin is buzzing with excitement as the University of Texas prepares to host a free concert headlined by none other than Texas country music icon, Pat Green. The event is scheduled for December 21, 2024, on the scenic LBJ Lawn, right before the much-anticipated College Football Playoff First Round game against the No. 16-ranked Clemson Tigers.
Kick Off the Fun with Local Talent
Before Pat Green takes the stage, fans will be able to enjoy a performance by the Austin-based quartet Sour Bridges, who will get the party started at 11:30 a.m.. This is sure to be a fun-filled day that combines the thrill of college football with the vibrancy of live music, creating an unforgettable atmosphere on campus.
All Eyes on Pat Green
Pat Green, originally from San Antonio, has had an incredible career that spans nearly three decades. With his distinctive blend of traditional and modern country music, he has become a household name in the Texas music scene. Since releasing his debut album, “Dancehall Dreamer,” in 1995, Green has sold over 2 million albums and amassed more than 200 million streams. Talk about impressive!
Fans can look forward to hearing some of Green’s greatest hits, including “Wave on Wave,” “Carry On,” and “Texas On My Mind.” Green’s contribution to Texas music culture is undeniable, boasting 13 number-one hits on Texas radio and collaborations with legendary artists such as Lyle Lovett and Willie Nelson.
An All-Day Celebration
The Longhorn City Limits concert is not just about live music; it’s designed to create an exhilarating experience for all attendees. Event features will include the exciting Still Austin Music Lounge and the popular Tito’s Tailgate, where fans can enjoy some delicious food and beverages. And speaking of food, make sure to grab a bite at Pinkerton’s BBQ, who will be serving mouth-watering BBQ delights on the LBJ Lawn during the event. Nothing quite like enjoying great music with great food!
A Historic Moment for Texas Football
This exciting concert coincides with a significant milestone for Texas Football — it will mark the first-ever on-campus College Football Playoff game for the program! The atmosphere on campus is sure to be electric as fans gear up to support their team while enjoying an incredible musical performance.
Building on a Great Tradition
The Longhorn City Limits concert series has brought many fantastic artists to the LBJ Lawn this year, with previous performers including Spoon, Tanya Tucker, Rick Springfield, and the Josh Abbott Band. As such, this upcoming concert allows fans to indulge in the rich tradition of live music while rallying behind their favorite college football team.
What You Need to Know
Admission to Longhorn City Limits is completely free for all fans attending the game. So gather your friends, put on your burnt orange, and prepare for a day full of fun, music, and football. Mark your calendars for December 21, 2024, because you won’t want to miss this awesome event!
In the vibrant city of Austin, there’s no shortage of excitement, and with a lineup like this, Pat Green is set to bring his signature sound back to the LBJ Lawn for what is sure to be an incredible day in Longhorn history.
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- Texas Longhorns Official News
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