Tailgate Revival Announces Anniversary Show

When Tailgate Revival debuted in 2016, they were a must-see band in the Midwest. In fact, so much so that they moved to Nashville and are now a nationally touring act. Throughout the years, these guys have opened for the likes of Lynyrd Skynyrd, Travis Tritt, Lainey Wilson, Riley Green, and so many more. What started as a 90s country cover band has launched into a well-oiled machine that is now celebrating its 10th anniversary right here in the tri-state. Tailgate Revival will take the stage outside on Main Street, in front of the Ford Center, on Saturday, September 26. Gates open at 4 p.m., and the show starts at 4:30 with Jaycee Jarvis, Gavin Vollman, Brian Brown, and The Sam Hahn Band. Tailgate Revival will take the stage around 8:30 pm to celebrate 10 years of rocking your country socks. This is a 21-and-over crowd, rain or shine! Tickets are only available online. Tickets are only $15! Prices will rise from $15 to $25 on the day of the event. You do not want to miss Tailgate Revival as they bring their anniversary show to the riverfront!

Tailgate Revival is All About the Tri-State

They've done a lot for the tri-state over the years, including sending veterans on an Honor Flight and sponsoring service dogs for veterans. This anniversary show is no different! Portions of the proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to local groups such as Evansville Animal Care and Control, Posey County United Way, Evansville Police Foundation, Hoof Beats Therapeutic Riding, and Chemo Buddies. Frontman Blake Billman is an Evansville native and does more than most to give back to our local community. From cover band to releasing original music, to traveling the country and now celebrating their 10th anniversary, this party is sure to be one heck of a time! Get your tickets today and support local while celebrating 10 years of an amazing group!

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Sights and Sounds From Inspirational Honor Flight

What a blessing to be a part of something so monumental for these brave men that served our country. Veterans boarded a plane in Louisville to visit their memorials in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday. They honored those who lost their lives while serving our great country. They also remembered fellow veterans and military members that sacrificed so much. Here's a look back at that special day.

Gallery Credit: Barb Birgy