The Red Clay Strays

The Red Clay Strays will carry on their epic Grateful Tour with a new run of 2027 headline shows in arenas and amphitheaters across the U.S., including a stop at the Walmart AMP on Thursday, Sep. 9, 2027 with Saint Paul & the Broken Bones, as part of the 2027 Synchrony Concert Series. Gates open at 5:30 pm. Show starts at 7 pm.

Presales start on Monday, Oct. 5 at 10 am. Tickets go on sale to the public at 10 am on Friday, Oct. 9. Standard all-in ticket prices range from $54.85 – $190.45 plus taxes. Prices are subject to change.

Hailed by Rolling Stone in a four-star rave review as “an urgent, timely record that stands toe-to-toe with anything coming out of the rock world,” The Red Clay Strays’ acclaimed third studio album, Grateful, is available everywhere now via HBYCO Records/RCA Records. The award-winning, 3x RIAA Platinum®-certified band is currently bringing that energy to arenas coast-to-coast on an epic North American headline tour – their biggest live run thus far.

2026 has fast proven a landmark year for The Red Clay Strays. In addition to their sold-out Madison Square Garden headline debut and performance at the band recently made their second-ever appearance on NBC’s “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” lighting up the Studio 6B stage with a ripping take on the Grateful standout, “Don’t Wanna Know.” This year has also seen The Red Clay Strays honored as group of the year at the 61st Academy of Country Music Awards – their second consecutive triumph at the ACMs following a 2025 win as new vocal duo or group of the year. The band also hosted the premiere edition of The Red Clay Strays Fan Fest 2026, a sold-out five-night event at Rexford, MT’s Abayance Bay Marina, along with acclaimed performances at such festivals as Indio, CA’s Stagecoach, Nashville, TN’s annual CMA Fest presented by SoFi and more.

A collection of 11 rollicking, soul-searching songs that can spill out of dance halls on Saturday night and fill church pews on Sunday morning in equal measure, Grateful marks the latest chapter in The Red Clay Strays’ inspiring journey from their hometown of Mobile, AL, to packing arenas around the world with audiences ready to partake in an old-school roots-rock revival. The band first set out with something to prove on 2022’s RIAA Gold®-certified crowd funded debut LP, Moment of Truth, and then carved a path through hardship on 2024’s acclaimed Made By These Moments, earning them 3x RIAA Platinum certification for the No. 1 hit single, “Wondering Why,” worldwide critical applause and a growing collection of accolades including the Americana Music Honors & Awards’ 2024 emerging artist of the year, the Academy of Country Music (ACM) Awards’ 2025 new vocal duo or group of the year and the Country Music Association (CMA) Awards’ 2025 vocal group of the year.

Grateful now sees The Red Clay Strays paying tribute to the faith they held in each up-and-down moment. Working once again with producer Dave Cobb (with whom they previously collaborated on Made For These Moments) between his Savannah, GA home studio and the historic RCA Studio A in Nashville, the six-member band – Brandon Coleman (lead vocals, guitar), Drew Nix (guitar, vocals), Andrew Bishop (bass), Zach Rishel (guitar), John Hall (drums) and Sevans Henderson (keyboards) – reached a new level of comfort in the recording process, often workshopping ideas or collectively writing songs during sessions. The album showcases The Red Clay Strays’ gift for time-tested soul and sweat-drenched rock on standout tracks such as the churning hit single, “People Hatin’” and the tender “If I Didn’t Know You,” the latter joined by a heartwarmingly romantic official music video co-starring avowed fans, superstar comedian Matt Rife and fitness influencer Mariah Morse, currently boasting over 7.1M viewson YouTube. With Grateful, The Red Clay Strays turn survival into jubilation – a celebration offaith, a soundtrack to gratitude and a clear-eyed reflection of the road traveled along the way.