Post-flood recovery is taking center stage this summer thanks to country music icon Randy Rogers, who has announced a pair of benefit concerts to support communities hit by the devastating July 4 floods in the Texas Hill Country. As a long-time resident of New Braunfels, Rogers is personally invested—and using his music to help restore lives and venues.
🎶 What’s Happening?
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August 17: Band Together benefit at the Moody Center in Austin, featuring Miranda Lambert and Parker McCollum.
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August 28: Robert Earl Keen & Friends: Applause for the Cause, a sold-out celebration in New Braunfels.
Rogers is partnering with local officials after meeting Chief W. Nim Kidd of the Texas Division of Emergency Management. His goal: to bring hope and economic support through hometown music and community spirit.
The shows will also spotlight emerging Texas talent—artists tied to Cheatham Street Warehouse, Rogers’ iconic venue—continuing his commitment to mentoring the next generation of country performers.
🏡 Why It Matters to County Line Fans
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Country + Community = Core Values
This isn’t just a concert lineup—it’s community support in action. It’s country music giving back.
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Stars and Rising Talent Together
While Lambert and McCollum bring big names, younger acts from Rogers’ legacy venue get their spotlight too. That mix is something special.
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Stories Worth Sharing
When the station talks about real-life impact through music, this is the kind of heartfelt, feel-good story that resonates.
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Title Suggestion: “Country Cares: Randy Rogers Hosts Hill Country Benefit Concerts After Devastating Floods”
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When floodwaters wrecked homes and venues in the Texas Hill Country this July, country star Randy Rogers didn’t just lend his voice—he lent his hometown. With two benefit concerts lined up (in Austin and New Braunfels), Rogers is raising funds and raising spirits with performances by Miranda Lambert, Parker McCollum, and rising Texas artists. Here’s what you need to know…
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What small victories have you seen in your community after weather disasters? Ever been to a benefit show like this? Tap the Talkback button at CountyLineCountry.com to share your story—we’ll feature the best ones on-air.
