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Over it… Braxton Keith has always been one to let his feelings on rowdy concert-goers be known. Famously calling out the crowd back in April at a show in Gilmer, Texas, after getting beer thrown at him, the “Cozy” singer found himself at odds with Gavin Adcock after he said: “I didn’t come here to get beer cans thrown at me, alright? This isn’t a goddamn Gavin Adcock concert, okay? Don’t be throwing f***ing beers out here. These people at the front are gettin’ wet up here and it’s gonna piss them off and it’s gonna piss me off… I just want to get myself clear. I’m not Gavin Adcock, okay. I’m Braxton mother****ing Keith, okay?” Flash forward to this past weekend and Keith was headlining Heritage Hall in Ardmore, Oklahoma, alongside openers Mitchell Ferguson and Caden Gillard. Though the show got off to a good start with the Texas native performing popular tracks such as “Chase You Down,” “Bye In A Goodbye” and “Baby You Do,” the concert quickly devolved into a beer-throwing contest, according to Keith. Though there aren’t any videos of Keith and the band getting beer thrown at them online at the moment, many fans in attendance noted it was quite frequent throughout the show. This led the “Under Them Neons” singer to outright stop the show and walk off the stage mid-concert. Before leaving the stage, he said: “Y’all, I know most of y’all are behaving yourselves tonight. But there’s a bunch of people up here that are having a good time, and then there’s a bunch of beer-throwing. I don’t come to y’all’s jobs and do anything like that to y’all. So until y’all can learn some concert etiquette, my name is Braxton Keith. Thank y’all for coming out to Ardmore, Oklahoma, tonight.” He then unstrapped his guitar and abruptly left the stage along with his band, ending the show outright. Fans online were quick to point out the fact that Keith (or the venue) could have easily had the rowdy attendees thrown out instead of stopping the show for the rest of the crowd: “How about the venue kick out the people throwing beer instead of punishing the whole crowd who spent their hard earned money to see your show.” “Isn’t that what security gets paid to take care of? ‘I don’t come to your job’, they paid you very well to watch you perform, that’s a privilege.” “Why couldn’t he just have stopped the show and have security escort those people out?? a lot of innocent people losing their hard earned money and time over his just leaving like that” “Bad move… simply get the establishment to remove the a**holes and give the others what they came for and PAID for or return their [money]! Bro… u ain’t Hank Jr or Strait or Garth or Jackson… walking out is a bad move.” Others, on the other hand, defended Keith’s move, praising him and noting that fellow artists such as the aforementioned Adcock and Treaty Oak Revival have “ruined” concert etiquette due to their encouragement of beer-throwing. “Gavin Adcock and Treaty Oak Revival ruined concert etiquette” “He’s not wrong. The Gavin Adcock concert mentality only goes at Gavin’s shows. Other artists aren’t going to put up with that.” “More artists should be doing this, maybe then people will STOP throwing things on stage.” “Concert etiquette has been lost. The performers are the only ones the crowd will listen to. he did the right thing.” As many pointed out, is it a bit drastic to fully cancel the show and walk off? Sure. With that being said, however, it’s becoming increasingly apparent that concert etiquette has all but gone down the drain over the past few years. From Morgan Wallen recently getting grabbed by a fan at his Seattle concert to Megan Moroney having to dodge a hat flying towards her head at a show last year, it seems as if every week, artists are having to put up with some outright ridiculous behavior from fans. Though it might not be ideal, outright walking off stage and canceling shows due to poor behavior might be one of the only options artists have left to permanently fix these issues. Watch here: @hunterlee5212008Tried my best to find the beer getting thrown but oh well ♬ original sound – HunterLee Braxton Keith Tour Dates: August 28 – Richmond, VA – Allianz Amphitheater August 29 – Salem, VA – Salem Civic Center August 30 – Pikeville, KY – Appalachian Wireless Arena September 11 – Independence, MO – Cable Dahmer Arena September 13 – Pryor, OK – Born & Raised Festival September 14 – St. Louis, MO – The Factory September 19 – Pasadena, TX – Pasadena Livestock Show & Rodeo September 20 – Mission, TX – Las Palmas Race Park September 26 – Caldwell, TX – Burleson County Fair September 27 – Shreveport, LA – Shreveport Municipal AuditoriumThe post Braxton Keith Abruptly Ends Show & Walks Off After Fans Continuously Throw Beer Towards The Stage first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

LET’S GO. Cross Canadian Ragweed is making a tradition out of their legendary reunion show in the town that kick-started their entire career: Stillwater, Oklahoma. In April, one of the biggest – if not the biggest – red dirt reunions of all time. Cross Canadian Ragweed made their triumphant return to the stage after a 15-year hiatus for their 4-night run of Boys From Oklahoma shows at Boone Pickens Stadium. Cross Canadian Ragweed was a cornerstone band of the red dirt music movement, forming in Stillwater, Oklahoma, in the mid-1990s, featuring the likes of Cody Canada, Grady Cross, Randy Ragsdale, and Jeremy Plato. Ragweed took off like a rocket ship with the release of their 1998 debut album, Carney. CCR went on to release 7 studio albums and 3 live albums, but sadly disbanded in 2010. Red Dirt fans were beyond heartbroken when the group broke up, and from a conversation with Cody Canada, it seemed there was no way in hell they would get back together, comparing their breakup to a divorce. “The offers I get for Ragweed are really hard to overlook sometimes. But people don’t realize the hard feelings that are still there. It’s like asking somebody who is divorced if they’ll get remarried. The answer is ‘F*ck no,’ right? Well, what if somebody offers you three million dollars to get remarried? I’d love to be able to say yes, but I wouldn’t feel right about it.” However, time heals all wounds, and eventually, Cody Canada felt like the stars were aligning for them to give it another go and get the band back together. Canada explained on the Whiskey Riff Raff podcast: “I was ready to put down that discomfort. It wasn’t a great breakup, but nobody died… nobody killed anybody. We were just overworked at 30 years old with brand new babies on the ground. We should have said nicer things, and I’m a very stubborn person, and so are the rest of the guys. So we just didn’t talk for 15 years. We started the ball rolling very secretively. Our booking agent and our accountant got together with the other two guys and said, ‘What do you all think?’ And one of the other guys said, ‘I’ve been sober for 10 years waiting for this.’ That’s a green light. So we all signed NDA’s.. I 100% admit that I can’t keep my mouth shut when I’m excited about something. So we signed NDA’s and made it a surprise, and we slowly started unveiling it.” Due to the implication, a reunion was entirely off the table, fans of the red dirt group freaked out when the Boys From Oklahoma show was announced. There was such high demand for the reunion show (150,000 people registered for presale tickets) that the one-night concert morphed into a four-night run. And every night sold out pretty much immediately. Boone Pickens was electric for those four nights with Cross Canadian Ragweed bringing on guest performers like Dierks Bentley, Parker McCollum, Wyatt Flores, and more. The reunion show did not end in Stillwater, though. With demand for tickets still at an all-time high, the group decided to head to the Lone Star State for an encore show, Texas edition. Over the weekend, Cross Canadian Ragweed, the Turnpike Troubadours, Wade Bowen, Randy Rogers Band, and more hit the stage at Baylor’s McLane Stadium. The stadium was packed with more than 35,000 people, and country music fans sang along to Texas and red dirt music all night long. At the end of the night, some fans, including myself, were interested in seeing if Cross Canadian Ragweed would announce a tour or more tour dates, given they also performed in Colorado recently, standing in for Tim McGraw at the PBR’s ‘Last Cowboy Standing’ event. While it was not a tour announcement, what they shared with fans at McLane Stadium might be even better. Before Cody Canada performed the final song of the night, he and Evan Felker asked the crowd if they would come to more events like this. “I just want to ask you one thing. Would you do this again with us?” Of course, the audience roared with applause. Evan Felker then takes the microphone: “I guess we’ll see you guys in Stillwater next year, huh?” Cody Canada then says into the mic: “Why don’t we just do a repeat performance, and we’ll see you guys in Stillwater, in let’s say… April. Evan would like that very much, so that means we’re gonna do it. How ’bout this? We’ll see y’all next year!  Be good, be nice, see y’all down the line.”  @nikihodges2 #crosscanadianragweed #mclanestadium #wacotx ♬ original sound – Niki Hodges LET’S GO! Cross Canadian Ragweed is BACK, and I’ll happily run it back in Stillwater, Oklahoma, for one or multiple nights next year. Before you go, check out a clip from the weekend: The post Cross Canadian Ragweed & Turnpike Troubadours Announce ‘Boys From Oklahoma’ Will Return Next Year: “See You Guys In Stillwater” first appeared on Whiskey Riff.