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SUMMARY:William Beckmann
DESCRIPTION:Making modern country music with a refined edge\,William Beck
 mann(Opens in a new window)embodies timeless\, sophisticated swagger\, w
 ith songs built for the mainstream—but also built to last. With his firs
 t major-label album\,Whiskey Lies & Alibis\, the young Texas native join
 s a retro revival at the core of the modern format and pushes it further
  down the road. A student of the classics—from classic country to classi
 c pop\, rock\, and even mariachi—Beckmann grew up in the border town of 
 Del Rio\, Texas\, enamored with the effortless cool of Johnny Cash\, Elv
 is Presley\, Roy Orbison\, and Frank Sinatra\, along with the Eagles\, T
 om Petty\, Bob Dylan\, George Strait\, and the traditional Mexican music
  of his bilingual roots. Developing a deep\, dark-honey baritone with na
 tural vibrato\, he first found a foothold on the Texas touring circuit\,
  dressed to kill and backed by a timeless sound to match. C-writing eigh
 t of the album’s 12 songs with elite hitmakers such as Jessie Jo Dillon\
 , Jesse Frasure\, and Rhett Akins\, Beckmann’s neo-classic signature is 
 unmistakable onWhiskey Lies & Alibis. With an organic sound defined by d
 usky baritone guitars and pedal steel—paired with a rumbling\, resonant 
 vocal—the album captures both the vast loneliness of a windblown desert 
 landscape and the throbbing pulse of a honky-tonk. At the center of each
  track lies the bitter sting of lost love. After playing more than 100 s
  a year since 2022\, Beckmann now returns to the road with a bold missio
 n in mind: not just to echo classic country style\, but to restore its v
 alues—with his head held high.\n\nMore info: https://www.berklee.edu/red
 -room-cafe-939/events/william-beckmann\n\nhttps://findlocal.community/ev
 ent/5ec305eb-5961-4e6d-8c38-faaba75ec070
LOCATION:The Red Room at Cafe 939\, 939 Boylston St\, Boston\, MA 02115
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/5ec305eb-5961-4e6d-8c38-faaba75ec07
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