One of country music's top legendary performers, Ronnie McDowell, has just announced his brand new Red, White, & Blue Tour which begins in Gasden, Alabama on February 14th and runs through November covering more than 70 cities and 25 states throughout America. 

Ronnie is joined by two of the most distinctive voices in country music history, Jeff Bates and Paula Carlson, formerly of the supergroup Highway 101.

Grammy Award–winning artist Larry Gatlin is one of country music’s most respected singer-songwriters, best known as the frontman of the legendary Gatlin Brothers. With a career spanning seven decades, Gatlin has written and recorded some of country music’s most iconic hits, including “All the Gold in California,” “Broken Lady,” and “Houston (Means I’m One Day Closer to You).” The Gatlin Brothers’ signature harmony-driven sound helped define the country and gospel crossover of the late 1970s and ’80s, earning them multiple Grammy Awards, ACM Awards, and CMA honors. In addition, Gatlin was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2019.

Larry Gatlin’s powerful vocals, thoughtful songwriting, and heartfelt storytelling continue to captivate audiences nationwide. In addition to his music career, Gatlin has enjoyed success on Broadway, making his Broadway debut as Will Rogers in the Tony Award–winning musical The Will Rogers Follies (1991–1993) and appearing as a Confederate Captain in the original Broadway cast of Frank Wildhorn’s The Civil War (2000). He has also written the music and lyrics for professional regional theatrical productions, including Texas Flyer and Quanah, with Quanah aiming for its Augusta premiere in 2027.