Ricky Chilton | Rex Hobart & The Misery Boys | DJ Night Train

A fun night of country music, guitar playin', storytellin' and boot scootin'. Famous townies Rex Hobart & The Misery Boys will open the show

Doors Open 6pm ~ Showtime 7pm-1am ~ $10+
Reserved seating is available early (see details below)

JUST ADDED!
Rex Hobart & The Misery Boys will open the show with their KC famous sound
DJ Night Train will close up the night with a mix of classic and popular country, western, and honky tonk favorites

RICKY CHILTON
Richard Waylon Chiltonson, better known by his stage name, “Ricky Chilton”, was born in the back of a ‘91 Bronco on a hot Georgia evening in August. After serving in the Iraq war at just 5 years old, doing two tours in Al-Qa’im, he went on to begin his music career in Nashville. After a brief stint in prison, Chilton found himself opening for the late great Toby Keith a record breaking 314 times, after which he decided to take a hiatus to his 4000 acre ranch in Miami, Texas. There he discovered he was homesteading on a field of approximately 340 million barrels of crude oil. He became one of the wealthiest independent children in America, at just 11 years old having a net worth of $278 Million. Neither fame nor money would change him, because according to Chilton “I ain’t no fancy boy”. Now 13 years later, after having lost 99% of his entire net worth playing slots, he is resuming his music career.

His debut album “The Essential Ricky Chilton” was released January 10th, 2025. Coming in at a whopping 16 tracks, it showcase's Chilton's signature style of storytelling, guitar playing and anguish after Jeana broke things off with him.

8 months later, on August 6th, after a busy season of writing and touring, he released his 2nd album, HORSEPOWER. With a cast of incredible musicians such as Alex Hargreaves (Billy Strings, Mighty Poplar), Jordan Rose (Laufey, Theo Katzman, etc), Devon Yesberger, Mackenzie Brown, and more, it is a powerful album that befits the powerful equestrian vehicle on the album cover.

ABOUT RESERVED SEATS

If you would like to reserve a table or a booth, please purchase tickets well in advance - these will sell out fast. Doors for the show open at 6pm, and we will hold your table for you until the show begins at 7:00pm. If you cannot arrive before 7:00pm, the room fills up and we can't hold back the tide of people taking empty tables, so all tickets become General Admission and any open seating becomes first come first served.