Just ahead of our nation’s official observation of Veterans Days,
entertainers Rich Price and Bobby Marquez will salute the brave men and
women who have served our country with a special performance this coming
Friday evening on the Music City Hayride at the Texas Troubadour
Theatre in Nashville, Tennessee.
The special country music showcase will not only raise funds for
veterans charities, but all veterans will also enjoy free admission to
the show featuring at least a dozen singers in one night. Doors will
open at 6pm, with showtime at 7pm at the Texas Troubadour Theatre on
Music Valley Drive. The show is open to the public with ten dollar
admission and general seating.
Marquez shares, “My late father-in-law was a Navy Seal and served
in the Vietnam War. I have the utmost respect for the sacrifices and the
scars these heroes live with to make sure we all have a better life.”
Price, himself, served twelve years in the U.S. Army’s Intelligence Branch, earning rank of Major.
This will be a rare opportunity for country and western music fans
to catch Price and Marquez live in Nashville. Both artists are currently
nominated for multiple Academy of Western Artists Awards. Bobby Marquez
is climbing the ND Xpress Chart with his album, “The Cowboy Way”
sitting at number 4 this week. Meanwhile, Rich Price is just hitting the
top 20 on the chart with his newly-released album of cowboy anthems
titled, “Cowboy’s Cowboy.”
Bobby Marquez continues to tour with a busy 2020 calendar on the
way, including some radio and television appearances, along with
overseas shows and his annual St. Jude benefit, “Country With Heart.”
Rich Price is also launching a new show on Roku’s E TV to welcome
western movie fans to their favorite cowboy movie classics on “Rich’s Roy Rogers King of the Cowboys Theater.” (etv.tv)
And he continues to host the best in family friendly music videos on
Cheyenne Country. Plus, fans can also look forward to Price’s appearance
in the upcoming movie, “The Happy Worker.”