River Jam Artist Preview: Prophets and Outlaws

Posted by Galleywinter on Tue, July 11, 2017 · River Jam · 1 Comment

Few bands mix styles as effortlessly as the Dallas based Prophets and Outlaws. Vibes of country, rock, soul, r&b and more blend into a potent mix of a sound all their own. These cats know how to get down in just about every manner you can imagine. Lead singer Matt Boggs has an uncanny ability to find the perfect vocal delivery for each song and the backing band always knows just which notes to play to make it next level. The group has become a big draw in DFW and a Texas radio mainstay, and we are excited to bring their brand of Texas Music to the river this summer.

RJ Tickets: https://www.ticketfly.com/purchase/event/1487476/

Performance date/time: Saturday July 29 at River Road Icehouse, approx 8PM

Years at event: Debut

Twitter: @ProphetsOutlaws

One Response to “River Jam Artist Preview: Prophets and Outlaws”

Silvia Odete Morani Massad September 4, 2017

Excellent post. I’m dealing with a few of these issues as well..

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