turnpike troubadours

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They released their debut album, Bossier City in 2007. By 2012, with their third album Goodbye Normal Street in tow, the Turnpike Troubadours established themselves as a premiere band in the Texas/Red Dirt.

Social media was abuzz over the weekend after several Turnpike Troubadour shows were cancelled last minute.

"He has our support 100 percent and we will be here to walk beside him and carry him if needed, no matter the outcome," a note reads.

Additionally, Felker’s band, Turnpike Troubadours have dropped out of their final performances on Lambert’s The Bandwagon Tour.

Miranda Lambert has a solid reputation as a mainstream act who legitimately cares about independent acts.

For the second straight year nearly every Texas, and Red Dirt band -- and several Americana bands -- will be heading east to the Sunshine State.

After spending the last two weeks at No. 1, this week Josh Ward, Josh Abbott Band and Turnpike Troubadours all hope they can replace Aaron Watson on the top of the Texas chart.

This week Josh Ward, Josh Abbott Band and Turnpike Troubadours all look to replace Aaron Watson. on top of the Texas chart.

Hope y'all are ready for three days of camping, great live music, family & friends.

Turnpike Troubadours' 2007 debut album, Bossier City, is back in print - but only for a limited time, with some of the proceeds going to a good cause. For the month of September, Bossier City will be available in hard copy on the band’s website, with part of the proceeds going to victims of the recent Louisiana floods...

Last Friday (July 22) the world was pleasantly blown away by a surprise release from Turnpike Troubadours, called "Come as You Are". The Oklahoma based band debuted the song to YouTube with out any press at all, which needless to say had us scratching our heads...