Just when I thought life couldn’t get any better after The Red Clay Strays brought out Muscadine Bloodline during one of their recent shows, followed by the announcement of a co-headlining concert alongside Zach Top in 2027…they also decided to pair up on stage with highly underrated singer-songwriter Brent Cobb.
The Alabama-born boys hit up two back-to-back Louisiana stops last week, headlining a show in Baton Rouge at the Raising Cane’s River Center Arena on Thursday night (Nov. 5), followed by a Friday night show (Nov. 6) in Bossier City at the Brookshire Grocery Arena. During night one, Muscadine undeniably stole the show, joining the band’s lead singer Brandon Coleman for what can only be described as an ethereal performance of the Eagles’ “Take It To The Limit.”
Just when I thought my FOMO couldn’t get any more unbearable, they decided to really play favorites and also treat the Baton Rouge crowd to the Louisiana-bred anthem, Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Swamp Music.” Oh yeah, and the man behind hits recorded by the likes of Luke Combs, Kenny Chesney, Riley Green, Whiskey Myers, and Luke Bryan, not to mention plenty of his own, Brent Cobb, also got in on the jam session fun.
Fitting for the “Wondering Why” band’s already bluesy, southern rock sound, the pairing was absolutely perfect, with both Brandon and Brent doing the 1974 hit justice by trading verses and ripping on the guitar side by side.
As the end of the year quickly approaches, luckily Red Clay only has two more stops to conquer as they prepare to round out this whirlwind of a year, hitting up a show this Friday in Atlanta, Georgia, followed by their last show on Dec. 5 in Las Vegas.
Check out both unbeatable collaborative performances from this weekend below: