Wheeler Walker Jr., a rebel in the country music scene known for his unapologetic lyrics and rowdy stage presence, soared into the Roxian with his Spead Eagle Tour. With roots in Kentucky, Wheeler Walker Jr. has carved out a niche with his controversial songs that push the boundaries of traditional country music. His latest tour promised an evening of raucous entertainment and unfiltered musical expression.

Before Wheeler took the stage, the audience was treated to the soulful sounds of Logan Halstead, a rising country star with roots in West Virginia and Kentucky. Halstead’s performance captivated the crowd with his heartfelt lyrics and authentic delivery. Drawing from his own experiences growing up in a small town, Halstead’s songs resonated with all too relatable themes of the struggles of everyday life.

As the lights dimmed and the crowd roared, Wheeler Walker Jr. swaggered onto the stage, exuding charisma and confidence. Backed by a tight band, he launched into a setlist packed with hits from his catalog, including favorites like “Redneck Shit” and “Fuck This Job.” The audience, fueled by a mix of beer and adrenaline, sang along with every word, embracing the rebellious spirit of Wheeler’s music.

Throughout the performance, Wheeler proved himself to be a master showman, effortlessly commanding the stage with his larger-than-life personality. Between songs, he regaled the audience with his classic sharp-witted banter, keeping the energy high and the crowd engaged. His raw honesty and devil-may-care attitude resonated with fans, who reveled in the freedom of expression his music offered.

One of the highlights of the evening came when Wheeler slowed things down for the soulful “God Told Me to Fuck You,” showcasing his versatility as both a songwriter and performer. The slow, soulful ballad allowed his powerful vocals to shine while still maintaining peak raunchiness, earning cheers and applause from the audience.

As the final notes faded away and the crowd erupted into applause, it was clear that Wheeler Walker Jr. had delivered a night to remember. With his irreverent lyrics, infectious energy, and undeniable talent, he had reaffirmed his status as one of country music’s most provocative and compelling artists. The Spread Eagle Tour had lived up to its promise, leaving fans eagerly awaiting the next opportunity to experience the thrill of a Wheeler Walker Jr. concert.

March 23rd  2024

Wheeler Walker Jr.

  • Money ‘N’ Bitches
  • Born to Fuck
  • Fucked by a Country Boy
  • Sit on My Face
  • Puss in Boots / Finger Up My Butt
  • Family Tree
  • Redneck Shit
  • I Like Smoking Pot (A Lot)
  • Skanks for Nothin’
  • Fuck This Job
  • God Told Me to Fuck You
  • Dumptruck
  • Summers in Kentucky
  • Band interlude/solos
  • She’s a Country Music Fan
  • Who the Fuck?
  • Pussy King
  • Outlaw Shit (Waylon Jennings cover)
  • Eatin’ Pussy / Kickin’ Ass

Encore

  • Drop ‘Em Out
  • Fuck You Bitch
  • Which One o’ You Queers Gonna Suck My Dick?

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