On tour to promote its first album, “Ain’t Goin Back to Jail,” the East Texas quartet looks to lock up many a new listener.
“I sing my own songs, and I think that adds an element of authenticity that country music fans appreciate,” said front man JB Patterson. “We’re not super-polished, we’re not overproduced, we’re raw, we’re real, and we don’t apologize for it.”
The group shines on at 8:30 p.m.
Tickets are $8. For more information, call 601-6276 or visit wormydog.com. —Gazette Staff
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