The Texas Tailgaters Sell Out First-Ever Headlining Series with Over 20,000 Fans in Frisco, TX**
*FRISCO, TX —* In a landmark moment for country music’s rising stars, **The Texas Tailgaters** have officially sold out their **first-ever headlining concert series**, drawing over **20,000 fans** to Frisco, Texas this past weekend. The three-night event, held at the Riders Field amphitheater, marked a major career milestone for the Southern-fried country rock group known for their high-energy performances and homegrown Texas roots.
Fans traveled from across the state—and beyond—to be part of the historic event. From tailgate parties in the parking lot to full-blown sing-alongs under the stadium lights, the atmosphere was electric as the band delivered a powerhouse setlist packed with crowd favorites like *“Backroads & Beer,” “Friday Night Fire,”* and their latest chart-climbing single, *“Red Dirt Revival.”*
“We’ve played a lot of shows over the years, but this one was different,” said lead singer **Jace Morgan**. “To see that many people showing up just for us—it was emotional, humbling, and something we’ll never forget.”
The event also featured special guest appearances, local food trucks, and a surprise fireworks show that closed out Saturday night’s performance. Fans and critics alike have praised the weekend as a defining moment for the band, with many calling it the beginning of their breakout era.
With momentum building and a sold-out series under their belt, The Texas Tailgaters are proving they’re not just a regional favorite—they’re a national act in the making.
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