Stoney Larue, known for his heartfelt storytelling and electrifying live shows, is set to headline the 25th annual Red White and Blue festival Saturday night before the fireworks show. Stoney LaRue is a cornerstone of the Red Dirt and Texas Country music scenes, celebrated for his powerful performances, and deep connection to his fans. His 2011 album Velvet marked a turning point, debuting at No. 15 on the US Country charts and No. 5 on the US Indie charts.
Heath Sanders is a country music singer-songwriter from Arkansas who went from oil field worker to viral sensation. His soulful cover of Chris Stapleton’s “Either Way” caught the attention of radio host Bobby Bones, who invited Sanders to perform his original song “Bloodline” on The Bobby Bones Show. Sanders’ blue-collar aesthetic and robust baritone quickly made him a hot commodity.
President of the Mountain Home Chamber of Commerce, Dani Pugsley says she is personally excited to have him perform in Mountain Home.
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Gates will open at 6, with opening act Heath Sanders starting on the main stage at 7 followed by headliner Stoney Larue, set to take the stage around 8.
The concert is free to attend and will take place on the Arkansas State University Mountain Home campus.
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