George Strait sets INSANE new concert record | Gary Parrish Show

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Kelcey Wright Johnson and Bennett Doyle discuss George Strait's record-setting concert in Texas.
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16 июн 2024

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@ChristeneBennett-xs1jc Месяц назад

Keep it going George honey its not a surprise your the best ever❤

@ST-ov8cm Месяц назад

60 number 1 hits

@kevinr5187 Месяц назад

This is another reason they say “Texas is like a whole other country”. In Texas he is a Texas ledge!

@user-hh3sv7pm4r 29 дней назад

Love all of Georges music he sings real country music his fans love him I Love him and his music it is the best ❤❤❤❤❤

@TeresaLopez-xl7tu Месяц назад

Yes he is the very best in decade that is why he is The King of Country Music

@kimk5451 27 дней назад

George Strait is a Texas legend.

@LoganSimkins 22 дня назад

He's amazing cowboy no one can ever hold a candle to him

@randy_n Месяц назад

I saw George in the Mid-South Coliseum on his Pure Country tour. He put on a great show. Also, these stadium shows out sell football games because they get to put seats on the field. It allows more people into them than a regular football game.

@stevenarnold1960 Месяц назад

Amarillo by the Morning? What the Hell?

@kimk5451 27 дней назад

😅

@Beachlifeforever65 Месяц назад

The difference is nfl stadiums are small. Pac 12 size. If any star plays ohio state, Michigan, Tennessee, Alabama, there going to sit well over 110. Because the seats are over 100 thousand, then add the field.

@kevinr5187 Месяц назад

Actually Texas A and M stadium is larger than Tennessee and Alabama.