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Turnpike Troubadours at Two Step Inn: Photos and Review
The Turnpike Troubadours’ performance at the 2024 Two Step Inn festival in Georgetown, TX, was a testament to their enduring appeal and the vitality of their music. The Oklahoma-based band, known for their red dirt and country rock sound, delivered a set that resonated with the authenticity and storytelling prowess that has become their hallmark. We caught up with them during one of their many appearances across the Desert Southwest.
Frontman Evan Felker led the ensemble through a career-spanning setlist, including hits like “Gin, Smoke, Lies” and “Long Hot Summer Day,” songs that have become anthems within the Americana and Red Dirt scenes. Their latest album, “A Cat in the Rain,” contributed fresh material to their repertoire, showcasing their evolution while staying true to their roots.
The band’s music has not only filled venues but also graced various film and TV soundtracks, such as “Wind River” and popular series like “Yellowstone” and “The Ranch,” bringing their sound to a wider audience.
The current lineup of the Turnpike Troubadours includes Evan Felker (vocals, guitar), R.C. Edwards (bass), Kyle Nix (fiddle), Ryan Engleman (lead guitar), Gabriel Pearson (drums), and Hank Early (steel guitar, accordion), each bringing a unique element to the band’s rich sonic tapestry.
Their performance at the Two Step Inn festival was a vibrant reminder of the band’s place in the heart of American roots music, leaving fans and newcomers alike anticipating the next chapter in their storied career. The Turnpike Troubadours are not just musicians; they are modern-day troubadours, capturing the spirit of the heartland in every note they play.
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