Gary Allan Hinckley Tickets - Amphitheater at Grand Casino Hinckley - Complex

Gary Allan with The Cadillac Three, Tigirlily Gold, and more

Aug 11, 2023 · Amphitheater at Grand Casino Hinckley - Complex, Hinckley, MN Amphitheater at Grand Casino Hinckley - Complex, Hinckley, MN

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Gary Allan

26 concerts

Gary Allan, born in Southern California, blends Bakersfield country with polished country-rock. Known for hits like "Man to Man" and "Every Storm," he achieved success despite mainstream tensions. His 2001 debut album, "Alright Guy," launched him to fame with MCA records, earning chart-topping singles and awards. Allan's style combines honky-tonk roots with anthemic hooks, and he released "Ruthless" in 2021 after nearly a decade-long hiatus.

Tigirlily Gold

1 concert

Sister duo Tigirlily Gold, signed to Monument Records, released viral hits like “Shoot Tequila” and “I Tried A Ring On,” winning the ACM Award for New Duo. They’ve performed on NBC’s TODAY Show and alongside artists like Kelsea Ballerini. Known for their dreamy country sound, they’re ready to make a big impact, with accolades from Music Row and multiple award nominations.

George Birge

25 concerts

Austin, TX native George Birge, known for hits "Cowboy Songs" and "Mind On You," amasses 150M+ streams. Billboard’s Country Rookie, he's opened for Luke Bryan, Dylan Scott, and more.

Justin Moore

30 concerts

Justin Moore, a multi-platinum Country artist from Poyen, AR, is known for hits like "Point at You" and the RIAA platinum-certified "You, Me, and Whiskey." With 13 No. 1 hits, he's won an ACM Award and hosted the Justin Moore Podcast, featuring stars like Matthew McConaughey. Moore also co-hosts "Morning Mayhem," a sports talk show.

Sawyer Brown

21 concerts

Sawyer Brown, the country band influenced by the Eagles and Merle Haggard, rose to fame after winning Star Search in 1984. Known for hits like "Step That Step," "Some Girls Do," and "Thank God for You," they thrived in the Billboard Country Top Ten for decades. Originating from Don King's band, they never stopped touring, adapting through lineup changes, and collaborating with producer Blake Shelton. Their albums like "The Dirt Road" and "Cafe on the Corner" cemented their legacy, while their resilience kept them relevant.