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Hayes Carll
Back by Popular Demand!

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"you look like you could use a quick trip outta Dodge. Maybe you’ve been meaning to take in a little summer music under the stars but one of those big outdoor festivals is too much: time, money, gas! Still, a chance to kick back in the green grass and make some new friends sounds good. Here’s the ticket for you. Presented by Suncoast Promotions, Texas singer/songwriter Hayes Carll will do a special outdoor show on Sunday at a barn up in Awendaw (Read More...)

SUNCOAST PROMOTIONS and Dan Henderson Jr. are pleased to present the return of LOST HIGHWAY RECORDING ARTIST HAYES CARLL in Concert, with local Cary Ann Hearst opening. If you haven’t already heard of Hayes Carll, you soon will. In the three years since his self-released second album, Little Rock became available, Carll has toured relentlessly in North America and abroad (performing over two hundred shows a year), founded a successful singer-songwriter music festival on the Gulf Coast of Texas, secured a record deal with Lost Highway Records, and has even seen Little Rock become the first self-released album to reach #1 on the Americana Music Chart. He’s only getting started.

On his new album, Trouble In Mind, currently Number One on the Americana Music Charts, the 32 year-old Carll navigates his way through both stormy weather and calm, sun-drenched waters with ease, emerging with songs that melt even the hardest heart in town (a feat he manages on the plaintive, world-weary "Don't Let Me Fall") or heat up a roadhouse (like the ruggedly strutting "Wild as a Turkey"). Their impact is heightened by the fact that they're songs born of both immersion in the works of his songwriting heroes and plenty of real world experience.

An "A" for Trouble In Mind. “He evokes Townes Van Zandt lyrically, Guy Clark emotionally, Steve Earle stylistically and Ray Wylie Hubbard spiritually”. – Boston Herald

“3.5 (of 4) Stars for Trouble In Mind. This Texas troubadour displays both heart (the aching "Don't Let Me Fall") and humor (the hilarious "She Left Me for Jesus") on an alt-country disc that gives Ryan Adams something to worry about.”.