Warren Zyders

Texas has been good. We had two shows this past weekend here in Texas. Last night was my first time playing at that amphitheater. Great turnout of a crowd. Every show is different. But I will say this much. Last night, the way the venue is set up, you can't have a video wall, which is something new that we've added to my show and everything.

Texas has been good. We had two shows this past weekend here in Texas. Last night was my first time playing at that amphitheater. Great turnout of a crowd. Every show is different. But I will say this much. Last night, the way the venue is set up, you can't have a video wall, which is something new that we've added to my show and everything.

Texas has been good. We had two shows this past weekend here in Texas. Last night was my first time playing at that amphitheater. Great turnout of a crowd. Every show is different. But I will say this much. Last night, the way the venue is set up, you can't have a video wall, which is something new that we've added to my show and everything.

So that was definitely something I missed for specifically the Ride the Lightning moment with all the lightning and stuff behind me. But But nonetheless, it was a great show. It was honestly a great reset for me and my team. We've been burning the wick at both ends. And yesterday was just a beautiful day out. We had been in New York for two days. We were in Minnesota past weekend.

So that was definitely something I missed for specifically the Ride the Lightning moment with all the lightning and stuff behind me. But But nonetheless, it was a great show. It was honestly a great reset for me and my team. We've been burning the wick at both ends. And yesterday was just a beautiful day out. We had been in New York for two days. We were in Minnesota past weekend.

So that was definitely something I missed for specifically the Ride the Lightning moment with all the lightning and stuff behind me. But But nonetheless, it was a great show. It was honestly a great reset for me and my team. We've been burning the wick at both ends. And yesterday was just a beautiful day out. We had been in New York for two days. We were in Minnesota past weekend.

So it's been a lot of cold weather, doom and gloom, cloudy. So having the sun out yesterday was awesome. So we spent some time in the water, in the cowboy pool at the venue. I saw that. Yeah, it was just kind of nice. We got a nice workout outside and hung out, played some cornhole, did the thing. So it was really good for team bonding and just to kind of reset, I think, just kind of regroup.

So it's been a lot of cold weather, doom and gloom, cloudy. So having the sun out yesterday was awesome. So we spent some time in the water, in the cowboy pool at the venue. I saw that. Yeah, it was just kind of nice. We got a nice workout outside and hung out, played some cornhole, did the thing. So it was really good for team bonding and just to kind of reset, I think, just kind of regroup.

So it's been a lot of cold weather, doom and gloom, cloudy. So having the sun out yesterday was awesome. So we spent some time in the water, in the cowboy pool at the venue. I saw that. Yeah, it was just kind of nice. We got a nice workout outside and hung out, played some cornhole, did the thing. So it was really good for team bonding and just to kind of reset, I think, just kind of regroup.

I do. And it's all about how the room's set up as well. And a lot of people like to play outside. And I like festival season. But for me, I love an arena. Because the way I describe it is that... When you're playing outside and the fans are cheering and everything, the sound's going everywhere. There's nothing to capture that sound.

I do. And it's all about how the room's set up as well. And a lot of people like to play outside. And I like festival season. But for me, I love an arena. Because the way I describe it is that... When you're playing outside and the fans are cheering and everything, the sound's going everywhere. There's nothing to capture that sound.

I do. And it's all about how the room's set up as well. And a lot of people like to play outside. And I like festival season. But for me, I love an arena. Because the way I describe it is that... When you're playing outside and the fans are cheering and everything, the sound's going everywhere. There's nothing to capture that sound.

So when you're playing in an arena, I describe it as the sound is trapped inside in the giant arena. So you can just... It's a vibe thing and I can feel the energy within the room. It's not going anywhere. It's hovering around you that entire show. So we just played, like I said, past weekend in Minnesota, which was my largest headlining show to date on one of my tours of 6,500 plus people.

So when you're playing in an arena, I describe it as the sound is trapped inside in the giant arena. So you can just... It's a vibe thing and I can feel the energy within the room. It's not going anywhere. It's hovering around you that entire show. So we just played, like I said, past weekend in Minnesota, which was my largest headlining show to date on one of my tours of 6,500 plus people.

So when you're playing in an arena, I describe it as the sound is trapped inside in the giant arena. So you can just... It's a vibe thing and I can feel the energy within the room. It's not going anywhere. It's hovering around you that entire show. So we just played, like I said, past weekend in Minnesota, which was my largest headlining show to date on one of my tours of 6,500 plus people.

Um, and it was absolutely insane, ginormous GA floor. Um, and it just felt like people were on top of me. So that was an awesome experience. And then just a few weeks ago, played the Houston rodeo in front of 65,000 people.

Um, and it was absolutely insane, ginormous GA floor. Um, and it just felt like people were on top of me. So that was an awesome experience. And then just a few weeks ago, played the Houston rodeo in front of 65,000 people.

Um, and it was absolutely insane, ginormous GA floor. Um, and it just felt like people were on top of me. So that was an awesome experience. And then just a few weeks ago, played the Houston rodeo in front of 65,000 people.

And you're in, call it in the round where you're in the middle of the, uh, of the stadium on a stage that's spinning around and playing my hit song, pray a little poison in front of 65,000 people and hear them saying that it's It's very intoxicating. It's hard to describe that energy.

And you're in, call it in the round where you're in the middle of the, uh, of the stadium on a stage that's spinning around and playing my hit song, pray a little poison in front of 65,000 people and hear them saying that it's It's very intoxicating. It's hard to describe that energy.