Braxton Keith, Gavin Adcock, Treaty Oak Revival, and Concert Behavior
At a free show in downtown Gilmer, TX on Saturday, April 5th, fast-rising neotraditionalist country star Braxton Keith was forced to stop down the show when people started hurling beer cans at the stage, including one narrowly missing hitting him in the head while he was performing. After trying to play through the situation, eventually Braxton had enough. As he said in a now viral Instagram/Tik-Tok post,
“Hey listen, pause this shit. Pause this shit right now. Hey listen up. I didn’t come here to get beer cans thrown at me, alright? This isn’t a godddamn Gavin Adcock concert, okay? Don’t be throwing f–king beers out here. These people at the front are getting wet up here and it’s gonna piss them off, and it’s gonna piss me off.”
Keith continued, “This little girl right here has never been to a country concert before and it’s her first damn time, okay? We’re gonna have a good show for her, okay? I just want to get myself clear. I am not Gavin Adcock. I’m Braxton mo’fukin Keith, okay? Alright, that’s what I thought. We came here to listen to country music. Hit it boys!”
At the Two Step Inn festival April 5th and 6th, Gavin Adcock played Saturday evening and Braxton Keith played Sunday afternoon. Treaty Oak Revival also performed Sunday afternoon, and they also deserve to be part of this conversation.
Sometimes the term “degenerates” can be employed in music, and either used as a compliment, or taken as one. Please don’t mistake this as being one of those cases. Treaty Oak Revival and Gavin Adcock is music to soundtrack drunk 17-year-olds whipping beers cans at the stage and beaning your 13-year-old daughter in the back of the head at 3:15 pm.
That’s what I witnessed at the Two Step Inn last weekend. That’s what these bands are. Then I got beaned by a flying beer can myself, right before the lead singer of Treaty Oak Revival opened a beer, and started flinging it all over the crowd during the second song of the set.
By the way, did security intervene, or even discourage people from this behavior? No, they didn’t. But when Alan Jackson encouraged people to dance in front of the stage in the security area, they shut the whole performance down. Nobody got hurt during the Alan Jackson set. People did during Treaty Oak Revival.
I only saw the first portion of the Gavin Adcock show at Two Step Inn, but witnessed similar behavior. I had been warned to not go into the “pit” (i.e. the space between the audience and the stage where photographers are allowed) because I would get doused with beer and whiskey. Sure enough, colleagues who did try to get photos walked out with ruined camera equipment and worries of getting deweys headed home from reeking of alcohol.
The crowds at Two Step Inn were much more behaved for Diplo and even Nelly. In fact, if you went to a Florida Georgia Line show back in the day, or even a Brantley Gilbert show now, you wouldn’t see this kind of behavior. If you tried this kind of stuff at a heavy metal concert, you’d get your face stomped in. Not even Nickelback and their fans behave this way.
There is a tradition at the Larry Joe Taylor Fest in Texas during the Roger Creager performance and the song “Love” for the crowd to crack beers and shower each other. But they’re not throwing mostly full beers at the performers or their fellow concert goers, and everyone participating is doing so fully knowing what’s going on. There are similar traditions throughout music.
But even worse, after Treaty Oak Revival played on the Two Step Inn main stage on Sunday, the rest of the day was pretty much shot until Sturgill Simpson scared the vermin away with actual music. Feeling permissive to douse themselves and everyone else in beer, Treaty Oak Revival and Gavin Adcock fans were whipping beer cans at the stage and at each other well after their sets. Ryan Bingham’s guitar player had to swerve to avoid a beer slung at him that ended up spilling out over his pedal board.
This is not what we built the independent country music scene to be. We built it to be better, and a healthier alternative to the mainstream. Gavin Adcock and Treaty Oak Revival should not be booked at these kinds of festivals, or be spoken about in the same breath as other independent country performers. It’s some weird version of country-tinged ass rock.
Maybe if you had a festival featuring Treaty Oak Revival, Gavin Adcock, and headlined by the Wet Cigarette of Music himself, Kid Rock (which is the tree this garbage falls from), folks could all pour beer on each other and throw up in their dad’s cyber truck as they drunk drive home to their little heart’s content. But performing at the same festival as Tracy Byrd, Sammy Kershaw, Braxton Keith, Noeline Hoffman, and Alan Jackson, it was a disgrace. And these artists are a disgrace.
“But Trig! I was going through a really tough time in my life, and Treaty Oak Revival/Gavin Adcock really helped me get through it!” Yeah, that’s because you were listening to Treaty Oak Revival and Gavin Adcock, which means you were screwing up. Don’t listen to them at all, and your problems will probably be solved. It’s music for people who consistently make stupid decisions, and then blame their situations on bad luck and everybody else. That’s what much of the music is about.
“But Trig! Treaty Oak Revival and Gavin Adcock are super popular. Treaty Oak Revival even had a bigger crowd at Two Step Inn than the headliner Sturgill Simpson. You said so yourself!” Yes, because the masses love shit. And that’s what this is. This is mindless entertainment for young souls that’s even worse than most mainstream country. Along with throwing beers at each other like an Idiocracy segment, you’ll never see a group of fans experience a concert through the filter of their cell phone screens like I witnessed during the Treaty Oak Revival set.
And the people that listen to this music are literal children. They’re kids, or they’re children in adult form. Some people left after Treaty Oak Revival because the entire mood of the fest turned angry and negative, and folks could not stop throwing stuff in the crowd.
For Braxton Keith’s part, since he’s a gentlemen and an adult, he tried to take the high road.
In the caption of his now viral video, Braxton said, “This is unacceptable behavior for any concert including my brother @gavinadcockmusic. Nobody likes beer and trash getting thrown at them. I love live music and when given the opportunity to speak up about unruliness in the concert community, I will protect my audience, band, crew, equipment, and most importantly, the integrity of live performance experiences.”
How did Gavin Adcock respond? After Country Central shared a video of the Braxton Keith moment in Gilmer, TX, Adcock responded, “Maybe he should learn how to handle HIS fans without bringing someone else into it. I do it every night without bringing anybody else up. Welcome to the big leagues kid.”
But the only kid here is Gavin Adcock, who despite his characterization, is permissive of this beer-slinging behavior by slinging beer on his fans as part of his stage show, just like Treaty Oak Revival. Gavin Adcock is a man child.
The sad part about all of this is that if you listen to the recorded music of Gavin Adcock and Treaty Oak Revival, they’ve got some decent songs. But their brand live is to be purposely idiotic.
And by the way, don’t be misled by what’s happening here, especially with Gavin Adcock, who leans into the whole “I’m a drunk and I like it!” attitude. This is marketing. And it’s marketing targeted to young boys, and girls who are ignored by their dads because it makes them feel like they’re part of the adult world. But it is incredibly imbecilic, distinctly adolescent, and young soul behavior. Any self-respecting 24-year-old is not going to be pouring beer on their head like it’s their first time getting drunk.
Heretofore, I have avoided saying anything about Gavin Adcock and Treaty Oak Revival, negative or otherwise, out of respect for their success through independent channels, and because when it comes to recorded music, their is much worse out there to worry about. And because yes, all of this hand-wringing over them runs the risk of being used in their marketing itself.
But after experiencing their music live, I can’t be more repulsed by this stupid, aggressively immature, and entirely embarrassing side of music that needs to be repudiated and cordoned off from the rest of independent country before it infects the whole thing like a bad rash. Get this Whiskey Riff-peddled trash the hell out of my music world.
April 9, 2025 @ 11:17 am
Wasting beer? In this economy??
April 9, 2025 @ 11:33 am
Seriously! I mean, even under normal circumstances, a beer at a concert/festival is like $12, and someone wants to waste that by throwing or spraying the beer?
April 9, 2025 @ 11:20 am
Hell yea, Trig! Well said
April 9, 2025 @ 11:31 am
I do not understand the difference between Treaty Oak Revival and Jackson Taylor Band (who was highly praised on this site). I have never willingly listened to anything from Treaty Oak Revival because I dislike the type of music that sounds like derivatives of Rehab and their Bartender song and that type of shitty Country Rock
April 9, 2025 @ 12:43 pm
Treaty Oak Revival and Jackson Taylor Band seem like a weird comparison here. Jackson Taylor wasn’t even active for the last 7-8 years, though he has been doing some new stuff lately, and the last time I wrote about them was 9 years ago. I guess maybe you could say they both have country influences with a rock edge. But as I said in the article, this really isn’t about Treaty Oak Revival’s recorded music. This is about the very direct experience I had seeing them live, and right as Braxton Keith’s video about concert behavior was going viral.
April 9, 2025 @ 11:06 pm
Damn I like some of Jackson Taylors stuff… He’s been playing smaller shows around here recently and I’m all for it. He was at the lake of the Ozarks playing a bar on the lake last fall and I was chilling in a boat taking it in. Guess I need to give TOR another listen.
April 11, 2025 @ 12:00 pm
I just happened to be at a bar in Roslyn, WA twenty years ago, the night before Easter, as a 20 year old. They played mostly (all?) covers. It was awesome. We then smoked him out after the show and he gave me a CD of his. That CD, Humboldt County Grown, was my first clue that someone, some place was making good, contemporary country music. I think within the next week I discovered Charlie Robison and Texas Country, and No Depression magazine. Jackson and his band seemed really nice.
April 9, 2025 @ 11:33 am
There was some “old man yells at cloud” energy that popped up in this article from time to time lol, but I do agree that Gavin Adcock is a certified clown.
The crowd behavior is pretty idiotic, that kinda stuff is especially clear now that I’m older and sober. But I can’t say that back when I was younger I wouldn’t have had a hell of a time being an idiot like that, so hard to get too mad at it. The problem is when that behavior bleeds out into other people’s sets like Braxton, who don’t want any part of it.
April 9, 2025 @ 11:45 am
If this was a stand-alone show or with just similar bands whose fan base was nearly identical, I wouldnt see an issue of that behavior in the crowd. I think that behavior is stupid but if it’s not being done to the band on stage and it’s not crossing over into criminal assault and that is the crowd atmosphere, that’s still pretty mild. (Certainly not GG Allin show behavior) History will likely repeat itself and Gen Z and the next generation may very well relive the 90’s and that could be a good thing for music overall even if the stupid elements of it are annoying.
April 9, 2025 @ 12:52 pm
I’ve gone to Goddamn Gallows shows where throwing been cans and bottles at the crowd was part of the show. You go there by choice, it’s a 21-and-older show and everyone there knows they’re getting into. Braxton Keith showed up to a FREE show in the town square of a rural east Texas town with lots of kids in attendance, and people started whipping beer cans at him to the point where he couldn’t perform safely. Once you reach that point, it’s a problem. And it’s going to take people like Braxton and others speaking up, or this is going to become pervasive and problematic on a much bigger scale as Gavin Adcock and Treaty Oak Revival rise in popularity.
April 9, 2025 @ 2:09 pm
Yeah I disagree with that behavior in the context here with it being at a family-friendly event and with other bands that have fan bases with non-rowdy fans. If it is all “rowdy and obnoxious” bands on the show and mainly their own fans that expect that then I really don’t see much of a problem. Time and place. Country music had rowdy elements in the 70’s and 80’s and it’s been pretty neutred the past couple decades so if they can seperate it from other bands I don’t see the problem. I don’t think rowdy fans doing stuff we find stupid is necessarily a 100% negative for live music. While I wouldn’t appreciate having beer thrown on me at my age now some of my best concert experiences invovled being caught in the rain in a storm and being drenched for hours.
April 9, 2025 @ 2:12 pm
If the threat of being pelted with beer is enough reason for people to keep their fucking phone in their pocket I’m for it LOL. I get annoyed when absolute dummies have their phones out recording the entire set.
April 9, 2025 @ 2:53 pm
Then you are going to be 100% annoyed at every “fest”, concert, you go to.
Everything from Brian Setzer, a few months ago, to, you name it.
Phones are out.
Even yours, now & then.
April 9, 2025 @ 7:11 pm
I will quickly snap one picture and put it back in my pocket.
April 10, 2025 @ 2:41 pm
Have been to Goddamn Gallows show where spitting on the crowd was part of the show too. In a small club where it was hard to escape to boot. Thoroughly enjoyed the show until that point. Who actually goes to a show wanting to get spit on or a beer thrown at you?? Maybe Im old man grumpy too now, dammit!
April 9, 2025 @ 12:46 pm
Definitely was self-aware of some of the “old man yells at cloud” vibes I was putting out when writing this.
“The problem is when that behavior bleeds out into other people’s sets like Braxton, who don’t want any part of it.”
This is the entire point right here. I’m not here to get in the way of whatever Treaty Oak Revival or Gavin Adcock want to do. But when it starts to bleed into other people’s performances, and creates a permissive environment where no matter who it is, you think it’s okay to whip beer cans/bottles at the stage, it becomes very problematic.
April 9, 2025 @ 11:34 am
So often I read your concert reviews and wish I had been there. For once, I am glad I was not. Such loutish behaviour is wholly unacceptable. I don’t want my wife or I to get hit with a beer can or our clothes ruined by alcohol. Most people don’t. Most people will not want to attend a show where this happens. I love going to gigs but this is just not fun. Adcock sounds like an irresponsible spoilt brat. Treaty Oak Revival a band of louts. I do not know much about Keith but he is right. The Security really should have done something.
April 9, 2025 @ 2:06 pm
I’m old enough to remember the M-80’s flying around MSG in the 70’s. Incredibly stupid. I guess times don’t change…assholes gonna be assholes.
Wasting beer is also a sin…
April 9, 2025 @ 11:50 am
Am I the only one here who likes Treaty Oak Revival’s music?
They overuse the electric guitar, but some of their songs are very well written, and sound pretty good.
Gavin Adcock, on the other hand, has no redeeming qualities (except riding on top of a school bus 😜)
April 9, 2025 @ 12:30 pm
So I actually have tangentially aware of them through this site but I only listened to them for the first time recently. Listened to their first album a few times and thought it was good! Sort of southern rock but a vibe I enjoy. Was surprised at their strong condemnation in here I had the impression they were part of our overall scene. But yeah trigger definitely makes good points here. I definitely don’t know anything about their live show
April 9, 2025 @ 12:56 pm
As I tried to express and underscore in the article, this isn’t a commentary on their songs or recorded music. Though I might not be apt to recommend it, I have listened to their music, am not offended by it, and the next time I get an album from either of these guys, I’ll give it an honest and objective assessment.
This is about their dumb concert behavior and the public persona they’re trying to perpetuate that needs to be either toned down at a big festival like this, or not booked in the first place.
April 9, 2025 @ 1:12 pm
I get that thanks for the hard work!
April 9, 2025 @ 2:56 pm
So funny how often you have to reply about folks not getting the point. That said, even though it happens, I encourage you to never lose sight on some of the gold that can come from the comment sections on this site in general. I have found and follow multiple artists that people have recommended in the comment sections. I guess I am oversimplifying the difference between constructive input and misguided gooberness.
April 9, 2025 @ 1:41 pm
I love Treaty Oak.
April 9, 2025 @ 11:52 am
My take on this as someone who does like the three, and someone who fits the age range of their fans. So Braxton>>>> over Gavin any day, want to see Braxton so badly. The majority of my tastes these days have completely moved away from Nashville and more to the independent, and stuff coming out of Texas and Oklahoma. I love Treaty Oak for what they’ve been able to do independently. They’re true to themselves, and their music is amazing. No Vacancy is one of my favorite albums in the last couple of years. Love them a ton. Would I see them live? Probably, but Trigger rightfully pointed out my concerns that would definitely make me a bit hesitant. I do like Gavin, he has some great songs and a good voice, he’s authentic as he can be. Will I see him live? Hell No.
I don’t want to get beers thrown at me, potentially get into a fight, or any other chaos. I like to get rowdy and have fun, but their is a point to where your straight up being a dick and ruining the show for others. Gavin does stick up for his fans, I’ll give him that but he will ignore a lot of crap that goes on. Now, a lot of his songs are sounding the same now, and he’s writing the same stuff and just isn’t clicking with me like his others did. My question, is he going to be doing all of this when he’s pushing 50? I don’t see how that’s possible at all for his career, but somehow I feel he will continue it. I think its so damn ridiculous Two Step didn’t do anything to stop the craziness at Gavin and Treaty Oak, but stopped Alan over simply encouraging people to have fun. I will probably not see Gavin live, and I am fine with that. I have very fine with my money going to seeing Flatland, Mickey and the Motarcars, and others.
April 9, 2025 @ 1:12 pm
We all know where Gavin Adcock is headed, and he seems to be the last to know. And the people using his behavior to market him are running a big risk. I don’t want to be hyperbolic, but I’ve had to write too many obituaries to sit back and think that all of this is cute. People first, then music. Luckily Paul Cauthen woke up for the “I’m a badass” persona before it was too late. It ended up being too late for Justin Townes Earle, Luke Bell, and others.
April 10, 2025 @ 7:34 am
I wholeheartedly agree. Making intoxication your entire persona is not only wrong on so many levels, it’s downright dangerous for him and the people around him.
April 9, 2025 @ 11:53 am
Keith vs. Adcock, the Rematch, July 2025, Twin Lakes, Wisconsin. Now with added Hardy!
April 9, 2025 @ 11:53 am
These photos tell me everything I need to know. There will always be awful “country” bands that are total cringe, whether mainstream or independent, whether they dress up in nudie suits and Stetsons or hoodies with (backward) ball caps. The fight to Save Country Music will never be over, Trig.
April 9, 2025 @ 12:00 pm
My 6th grade son loves Treaty Oak Revival and I must admit I like listening to them too. Trashy country-pop-rock, yup. (Bitch I’ll see you Court is my fav.) I am not ashamed to admit that I liked Creed and Nickelback too! Pablum for the masses – damn right it is. But I also named that 6th grade son Townes – having watched Heartworn Highways on VHS as a teenager in the 80’s and explored the deeper side of American music since. I know the difference. Sometimes you gotta find that rare dish crafted by an expert, sometimes you just gotta eat ramans. So oh Shaman of SCM, don’t bang on the music it ain’t that bad. You can bang on the behavior. But as you do there’s a ‘get off my lawn’ quality to the rant. I personally would not attend a show where beer or anything else is tossed in a crowd. But I’m old. For the pent-up 21 year old half-wit with testosterone coursing through his veins – have at it. Live free, don’t harm anyone, and party on. I think it was Kiss who said, “if its too loud you’re too old.”
April 9, 2025 @ 12:00 pm
Ultimate blame for Gavin Adkok and Treaty Oak revival has way more to do with Koe Wetzel then it does Kid Rock(that’s not in any way a defense of Kid Rock), Both acts are the right age to be heavily influenced by Koe, I am not a big Koe fan, but both of them sound and act like cheap knock offs of Koe.
April 9, 2025 @ 1:15 pm
I was going to mention Koe Wetzel in this article, but I’m not sure that it is fair. Though I agree he was sort of the origination point of this vein of rock music pushed through country that seemed to be centered around a party crowd, I’ve attended multiple Koe shows, and never saw what I did for Treaty Oak Revival. I did see bras get thrown at the stage, but that was about the extent. At this point, Koe is the adult in the room, which might say something about how far we’ve slid.
April 10, 2025 @ 5:23 pm
Treaty Oak will always be labeled as a “country band” simply because the twang in their singers voice and being from Texas. However, I think we can all acknowledge they are way more a rock band than country. Those two things considered, they will probably always be booked for country festivals.
Not to mention, those guys sell the fuck out of some tickets. You said yourself, there were more people at the TOR set than the headliner of the festival.
If you don’t know the nature of a TOR show, your only connection to the internet must be this wack ass blog. If you didn’t assume the nature of a TOR show, then maybe the “misogynistic guitar player’s” hat was directed at you trigger.
April 10, 2025 @ 5:56 pm
Saying that folks should know what they’re getting involved in when they go to a Treaty Oak Revival show is just a really bad rebuttal to this article that attempts to explain that very thing to the public. I don’t think most people expect to get hit in the head with beer cans when they go to a concert. If that’s the culture of Treaty Oak Revival, so be it. I am heere warning the public of what they can expect. But did I know about that ahead of time? Absolutely not. And I’m not sure how I would have unless I’d seen them before. And this is coming from someone who is constantly at live shows, listens to their music and has featured them on this wack ass blog in the past, and is from Texas.
But I am very, very aware of the douchebag behavior of Treaty Oak Revival and their fans now, and have taken note.
April 9, 2025 @ 12:06 pm
I was at the concert in Gilmer. My son introduced me to Braxton Keith’s excellent traditional country music so our family went to the free concert. It was impressive how Braxton handled the situation & made me so proud of how he was raised! I’m planning on seeing him in Saint Jo where I can listen & appreciate good music in a different concert situation.
April 9, 2025 @ 12:49 pm
Does this mean I get to throw beers at Ragweed, like it’s Calf Fry from 15+ years ago? I kid, I kid.
April 10, 2025 @ 2:52 pm
I don’t know how you got away from that. The Calfry and Tumbleweed people would toss me out as soon as I started to get rowdy. Over. And Over. And Over. For about a four-year stretch.
April 9, 2025 @ 12:56 pm
Wow, Trigger. That was a lot of words and not a single one was minced. This sounds worse than Highway 30 Fest last year. And after seeing a child with a beer bong there, I didn’t think worse was possible. We are seeing Treaty Oak at the Stockyards this weekend, and I was looking forward to it. I hope 49 Winchester and Shelby Stone can bring down the temperature. The problem seems bigger than bands. I’ve travelled all over the country seeing independent acts, and the behavior of the crowds has gotten rapidly and progressively worse over the last two years. There’s much inspiration to be found in the country music of days gone by, but singing behind a chicken wire fence shouldn’t be one of them. The thing that bothers me the most is that none of these people are being taken out by security. They are fucking around but not finding out. That needs to change. Thank you for your passion and honesty, Trigger. It’s the only way to save country music. Heading to Stillwater today. Maybe we’ll see you there or back home at Jackelope this year. Cheers.
April 9, 2025 @ 1:19 pm
I think this is an important point to not just blame the bands. Certainly when you come out and start spraying the audience with beer, you’re setting the example. But that didn’t happen at the Braxton Keith show, and it still became so unruly, he had to shut it down.
April 9, 2025 @ 1:02 pm
Saw Gavin, treaty oak, Nickelback, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Kid Rock at Rock the Country this past weekend in Livingston, LA. The Sheriff’s Office there didn’t put up with any beer throwing or any other nonsense; they would kick you out quick!!
Didnt care for any of the headliners, only went because my high school age children wanted to hear treaty oak and Gavin. The only show I enjoyed was Mark Chesnutt.
April 9, 2025 @ 1:21 pm
Security definitely plays a role here. It seemed very strange that Two Step Inn wouldn’t even make a quick announcement to not throw stuff at the stage, yet shut the whole festival down during Alan Jackson’s performance from people dancing in front of the stage in the security area, as Jackson requested.
April 9, 2025 @ 6:36 pm
They need to follow in the footsteps of Insane Clown Posse. You know is coming. It’s what you pay for.
April 10, 2025 @ 2:54 pm
I don’t know their music, but I still laugh when I think about how mad they used to make Bill O’Reilly.
April 9, 2025 @ 4:08 pm
Lynyrd Skynyrd died in 77
April 9, 2025 @ 1:13 pm
I generally employ the following douche-bro music screening method and recommend it to anyone that has the resources – being a 21 year old male family member. When I hear about the next hot shit thing – Treaty Oak, Bryan Martin, this Gavin guy – I text my nephew “hey are your frat bros digging this artist and would they pay for a ticket to their show?” Then I do the opposite. Or as Trig said, if Whiskey Riff is pushing them, more than likely they are radioactive.
April 9, 2025 @ 1:37 pm
True catharsis without a few spilled drinks is exceedingly rare.
But it’s not really about the beer; it is who is splashing it.
Corn-fed gonna corn-fed
April 9, 2025 @ 1:49 pm
been saying for weeks if you are a fan of Gavin Adcock and you’re older than 18, you are likely mentally disabled. Embarrassing tryhard ripoff of koe, plus his music blows (again, unless you’re an idiot, in which case it probably hits).
Fun fact, the Treaty Oak frontman is sober. I enjoy their music in the same way i like nickelback – you know its a guilty pleasure but the guitar riffs go hard. Not a fan of the fanbase though
The fact that its such overt marketing (and that it works) is whats annoying about this. But i guess you gotta feed the pigs slop
Jeremy pinnell rips so much harder than this nonsense
April 9, 2025 @ 1:54 pm
Waste of energy writing this
April 9, 2025 @ 2:02 pm
At least Treaty Oak shows up for their gigs, right?
April 9, 2025 @ 2:02 pm
“Gavin Adcock is a 25-year-old Georgia native-born and raised in Watkinsville. Former Georgia Southern University football player, Gavin grew up working on his family cattle farm and dreamed of riding bulls in the PBR.
He started writing songs in high school, but it wasn’t until the Spring of 2021, when he tore up his knee playing football, that he used his time healing to record and release his first original single.”
Now where have I heard this before?
April 9, 2025 @ 2:24 pm
The problem here is the words you chose to use describing the character of people you’ve never met and don’t know a thing about. The misogynistic dumb guitar player? How did you come to this conclusion? How do you know these guys are one way or another if you have never actually had a conversation with them?
April 9, 2025 @ 2:47 pm
You apparently didn’t read the guitar player’s hat
April 10, 2025 @ 3:32 pm
Well if you don’t like their music or what goes on at their shows then DON’T listen to their music or go to their shows. It’s really not that hard, but making up assumptions on the personalities or characters of guys YOU have never met based on a hat worn as a joke is crazy. Stop being so sensitive😂 it’s really not that serious.
April 10, 2025 @ 3:37 pm
Once again, this was not a Treaty Oak Revival show. This was a traditional country / independent country festival they played with numerous traditional country performers also playing that day.
April 10, 2025 @ 3:46 pm
Yet you can still leave instead of watch them play if you think they are so bad… not that hard
April 10, 2025 @ 4:15 pm
I went and watched them because I wanted to check out them out live. Got hit by a beer, was sprayed by the band with beer, and saw a girl get hit in the back of the head with a beer. Then I did leave. That was my experience. Then I wrote about it.
April 10, 2025 @ 3:42 pm
Stop glazing on trigger. I bet you listen to them in your free time.
April 10, 2025 @ 3:44 pm
Stop glazing on trigger. I bet you listen to them in your free time. Just admit it….
April 9, 2025 @ 2:47 pm
The same way his hat came to the “DUMB BITCH” conclusion. You get out of this universe what you bring into it. Nobody was insulting this guitar player when he walked out on stage in front of 25,000 people, and brought an insult to women into the country music community.
April 9, 2025 @ 2:56 pm
Who did it call a dumb bitch though? I think it just had two words on the front of the hat which would imply that he may have been calling himself that. 🤷🏼♂️ but the question still looms. Do you know these guys personally to be able to make these accusations against their character? Have you ever met them or have you had a conversation with any of them?
April 9, 2025 @ 3:23 pm
He called all the women in the crowd dumb bitches as far as I’m concerned. He showed a level of disrespect to women that I don’t like to see on a country music stage, and am going to call out anytime I see it.
No, I don’t know any of the guys in Treaty Oak Revival personally, and purposely don’t meet or hang out with artists or bands, so just in case a situation like this presents itself, and I don’t feel like I’m breaking friendships to speak my mind. I agree I shouldn’t assume anything about the guy, but he shouldn’t assume the women in the crowd will appreciate his hat. It lends to a pattern of behavior from this band that people find problematic.
He brought the negativity and name calling into the situation. I responded to it.
I get that Treaty Oak Revival fans feel the need to defend them, and I respect that. But what people need to understand is they went into a country music community space and disrespected it. They can do whatever they want. But when you walk into some else’s house, you show respect to them and their customs.
April 9, 2025 @ 4:21 pm
Hopefully you get what you were looking for with your slanderous article. Best of luck.
April 9, 2025 @ 6:40 pm
Big limb you’re on there. Whatever my hat says has something to do with women who see it? C’mon. Get off your high horse. And I don’t own or wear any hats that could ever be construed as offensive. You’re the one who has fuzzy logic and went too far with that.
April 9, 2025 @ 7:19 pm
You realize that “bitch” is used for guys too right? Joe Rogan wore gear that said “beat your inner bitch” or something to that effect. Not to mention women frequently call themselves bitch as a term of endearment. In Maddie and Tae’s last song they refer to themselves as “bad bitches.” I don’t know the context of the hat with that phrase ‘dumb bitch’ and I would agree that frequently throwing around that term liberally at women is wrong but can we stop clutching our pearls so hard when women deride themselves too in the context of more vulgar type music.
April 10, 2025 @ 12:07 pm
As a woman I feel that you are in the wrong for automatically assuming that the “dumb bitch” hat was directed towards women. That phrase can have many meanings, so I as a woman question your character for automatically assuming that the word “bitch” can only be directed towards women.
April 10, 2025 @ 12:28 pm
The etymology of “bitch” is a female dog. Can it be used as an insult to men? Absolutely, with the intent to emasculate, which is misogynistic.
Look, it might be hard to believe me, but I am not a prude about these matter, whether it’s anyone putting “bitch” on their hat or folks throwing beer cans at each other. Braxton Keith broached the concern of how people were behaving at concerts. I then gave my account of seeing Treaty Oak Revival live where i got hit by a flying beer can, got sprayed with beer by the band, and saw others get hit. That’s what this is about.
April 10, 2025 @ 1:33 pm
To be fair you’re kinda being a bitch about it.
April 10, 2025 @ 1:43 pm
This instance feels more like a Karen moment than a bitch. But it’s close enough.
April 10, 2025 @ 1:51 pm
People who don’t know what slander is and accuse people of it will always make me laugh, so thanks for that.
April 10, 2025 @ 4:18 pm
Actually if you look at the definition, you’d be laughing at yourself! Kinda ironic…..
April 10, 2025 @ 4:12 pm
@ekidd–Well, if he was calling himsel a dumb beyoch then what’re you complaing about? Trig basically seconded that emotion.
April 10, 2025 @ 4:21 pm
It’s whatever you wanna say dude! Don’t forget your chapstick you’re gonna need it after you finish glazin ol Treager up! Have a wonderful day! I know I will
April 11, 2025 @ 5:11 am
I know the definition. Slander is verbal, not written. Still laughing.
April 11, 2025 @ 6:19 am
Ok then call it libel. Whatever you wanna say! Keep laughing. It’s fine. I’m laughing too but for other reasons.
April 11, 2025 @ 7:58 am
For a manager, this is some of the worst PR backpedaling (and attempted bullying) I’ver ever read. It reads like stepping in horse shit and tracking throughout your house.
The irony of you telling Trig to “choose your words carefully” when someone you “manage” couldn’t have made a worse, tone dead clothing choice in the history of music festivals is rich.
To me, there’s nary a stretch between wearing a hat with the words “dumb bitch” or “dumb fag” or “dumb negro.” You can try to spin it however it best suits you, but the interpretation and its intended reaction is the same. Even if the artist you manage identifies as a “dumb bitch,” society norms and common sense overrule self-identification and frail excuses.
If your artist wasn’t misogynistic and this was just a terrible clothing choice, he would have paused the show and asked his fans to stop throwing beer cans because there were young girls up front. If he wasn’t misogynistic, he’d care about the welfare of the women and girls attending his show.
Since I read this article days ago, my TikTok feed is full of the Braxton Keith incident. That idiot threw an unopened, full can of beer at full strength ….
https://www.tiktok.com/@tristonmck/video/7490700246415133982?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id=7477793423447377454
That’s assault.
And what Trig is ultimately trying to do here is prop up the good guy, making good music, trying to break through in this business. I’m sure Keith wanted to say or do more, but balanced his actions out with the responsibility of being a rising artists. Trig finished the job with his article.
April 11, 2025 @ 7:52 pm
Ok dude! Whatever you think! I promise ain’t nobody back pedaling here! If you think we condone throwing of cans and people possibly getting injured is what we want, you couldn’t be more wrong! However, slinging beer is the nature of the show and that’s just how it goes these days! Young and Old and in between, I’ve seen them all sling beer. Allowing an individual an opportunity to come to a show and forget about their bad day or bad week and just have a blast for a few hours and not worry about their problems is what it’s all about! If you’re in the pit, just know you’re going to experience beer showers! No other way to put it. If you think your saving country music from some imaginary monster and your a purist and think it’s garbage or whatever you wanna call it! The by all means keep yourself at the house! If you want to enjoy the show, sit in the grass or somewhere outside the pit and you’ll be just fine! Lastly we love Braxton. He’s a great guy. As well as many other fellow artists. We respect them all for what they’re doing at any level in the game! Yank that stick outta your ass and stop being such a bitch! That means you!!! No females involved! If you like to continue this conversation in person I’m not hard to find. I’ll buy ya a beer to sling!
April 9, 2025 @ 2:55 pm
I had to walk out of a Mark Chesnutt a few weeks ago. Theatre style seating with 50 year old drunks in front of me and 20 year old drunks behind. Neither would shut up. It just amazes me how some people of no perception that they are ruining the show for other people, or maybe they just don’t care.
April 9, 2025 @ 2:55 pm
Braxton Keith will support Gavin Adcock on his “Need to Know” tour this fall, as will Conner Smith, Bayker Blankenship, The Castellows and Lanie Gardner; support varies by location. Braxton Keith has already experience with rowdy behavior. That is also to be expected on this upcoming tour. Lanie Gardner and the Castellows are tough young women. But to see them in front of a drunken crowd of Adcock fans is not a pleasant imagination at all.
April 9, 2025 @ 3:27 pm
Every other country show I’ve been to in the last couple years has been atrocious. No one stops talking and everyone under 30 can’t stop looking at their phones. I almost got into a fight at the last Colter Wall show because none of the younglings around me would shut the hell up. One of my friends is now done going to shows with me because it’s just unbearable.
April 10, 2025 @ 2:04 pm
I saw Colter Wall with Corb Lund and Noeline Hofmann at an outdoor venue in Columbia, Missouri last fall. I stood with some friends, one of which was a gal who had gone to a rock show in KC with Skillet and a couple of other bands the night before. At one point she leaned over to me and said, “One thing I can say, at least the crowd at the show last night didn’t talk the entire time.” And she was right, everybody seemed to be involved in some kind of conversation.
And the crazy thing is, these aren’t known mainstream artists, and this was a rare opportunity to see three western-leaning Canadians in this part of the country so you would think the people there were fans who would cherish the opportunity enough to shut up and listen.
April 9, 2025 @ 3:06 pm
I’ve seen Kid Rock in concert 6 or 7 times – never saw a beer thrown – it’s always been a positive show. For what it’s worth
April 9, 2025 @ 3:14 pm
Props to Kid Rock. Another strike against the behavior of Gavin Adcock/ Treaty Oak Revival fans.
April 9, 2025 @ 3:16 pm
This is appalling. I remember going to a few Texas and red dirt shows in the 2000s and it was never like that. Hell, on the Ragweed album Back to Tulsa — Live and Loud at Cain’s Ballroom, Cody Canada actually called out a dude for that. ”I tell you what, my friend back there throwin’ beer, you throw one more beer at Grady Cross Imma kick your fuckin’ ass.”
Sounds like Cody could teach Gavin Adcock and Treaty Oak Revival a thing or two.
April 9, 2025 @ 4:09 pm
Yea that kind of behavior should be left to just a concert of those particular acts, not a festival with lots of different acts. Also, security was atrocious for letting it go on esp after how they handled the alan jackson thing.
April 9, 2025 @ 4:21 pm
It’s a show! The singer is sober! The “Dumb” and “ misogynistic” guitar player? I think he’s referring to himself as a joke. I saw them helping a pregnant young girl to safety durning a show in Oklahoma. They let her sit with the sound guy. The sound guy immediately grab her water. So… maybe the band looks after the crowd better than security. You don’t like it? Don’t go! Don’t stay! You think everything you see on stage is real? Hello! Alice Cooper is not the character he portrays on stage!
April 9, 2025 @ 4:39 pm
I encountered the beer flinging behavior quite unknowingly back around 2010 walking into a Lucero concert. Loved the band had no idea what i was in for. Then I got smacked in the back with a plastic beer cup and drenched. As I turn around to confront the miscreant and give him what’s coming to him, another dude sees the venom in my face and kindly explains it what Lucero fans do in good fun, and to just roll with it…well that made me reconsider when I saw more beers being launched by others. Ultimately I ended up retreating to the balcony for further cover, and arrived at a rudimentary understanding of the exuberant nature of Lucero fans. I ended up seeing them in other venues in later years, much the wiser. And no I’m not a fan of uncivilized behavior like that.
April 9, 2025 @ 7:23 pm
I saw Lucero open for Isbell at the Ryman and never saw anything close to that kind of behavior. It is the Ryman but I had no clue of this.
April 9, 2025 @ 4:48 pm
Kinda related, I saw Faith No More at a festival in south Florida in the 90s. They wore white tuxedos and claimed they just came from a wedding. Some people started throwing mud at them and the lead singer jumped into the crowd and fought a few of the the throwers. The band never stopped.
April 9, 2025 @ 4:51 pm
Calling Jeremiah “Dumb” and “misogynistic” discredits the entire article. He’s literally a college educated, accountant and family man.
April 9, 2025 @ 4:55 pm
And wearing a hat that says “DUMB BITCH” on it discredits Jeremiah, and lends to the disrespect this band displayed on Sunday.
April 9, 2025 @ 5:08 pm
Trigger… Have your balls dropped yet? You’re being a baby.
April 9, 2025 @ 5:33 pm
Seems like Treaty Oak Revival fans are the ones being babies. If you know anything about publicity, I probably just did them a big favor here.
April 9, 2025 @ 6:46 pm
Not even a fan. You’re out of line with your line of thinking.
April 10, 2025 @ 2:56 am
Actually. The fact that this article is one of your highest trafficked and most commented articles this year! I would beg to differ your comment about doing Treaty Oak a favor! These guys don’t need your favors! With an RIAA certified 6 gold singles to date and achieved 100% independently I might add, and additionally 3 platinum singles and a few more gold singles by the end of 2025! Elude to the fact that maybe TOR did your platform a service! You have outdone yourself as an obviously self proclaimed freelance writer that somehow touts themselves as the official gate keeping savior or protector of all things country music! I’m not quite sure what your getting out of this article other than a few extra clicks or the attention of your buddies that hang on your words and glaze you up one side and down the other like your a Pulitzer Prize winner! It was your reckless and emotional use of penmanship that brought these people to your website! And it’s done a disservice to your credibility as a self proclaimed professional in the space. You are entitled to your own opinion! But one thing your not entitled to do is call names of someone you do not know or have never met! That’s called slander! And it’s a frowned upon term in the music industry! There are more eyes on this article than you know. And as the manager of Treaty Oak Revival, I have gotten quite a few texts and calls from all over the country from many good friends in the industry from New York to LA in support of the character of the Treaty Oak team which you tried to destroy! Choose your words carefully and never let your emotions speak for you, for you do not know how they may effect you or the hard work you have put into your platform! Keep it kosher and everything is fine, but a reckless pen can destroy your hard work very easily! Have a great day sir!
April 10, 2025 @ 6:56 am
It’s a common misconception that comments = traffic. This article got an average to below average level of traffic, and definitely did not go viral. Yes, it has had an elevated level of engagement.
As I said in the article, I have respect for Treaty Oak Revival for their success as an independent artist. I also made sure to underscore this was not a commentary on their music.
Nobody was slandered here, and if someone thinks they were, they can go ahead and sue me and lose. I remain very concerned about the descending behavior at country music concerts and I am going to speak up about it. If Treaty Oak Revival and its fans don’t want to be criticized for acting like degenerates by country writers, stop acting like ones, or find a difference space to perform in.
April 13, 2025 @ 9:32 am
Trigger….This was made publicity. They did you a favor by getting the article attention lol It’s like Clickbait. You did it to get attention and you got it. You are not even a big time newspaper.
April 13, 2025 @ 9:49 am
Get em Ekidd! “ If my man was fighting some unholy war
I would be behind him
Straight, shook up beside him
With strength he didn’t know.” Same goes for my family and friends. Go write about those country artist who beat on women next time my guy!
April 9, 2025 @ 6:35 pm
Now now, no double standards. If he can say dumb bitch ‘ironically’, then Trigger (and people like me) can call them whatever we feel like.
Also, if its an ACT, then Trigger was commenting on the act as it was portrayed.
April 9, 2025 @ 6:48 pm
If I owned that hat (I wouldn’t) and wore it in public, I’m calling every female that? No. Get a grip.
April 9, 2025 @ 7:01 pm
And if I walked past you and said “some guys are either ignorant or misogynistic and I don’t blame the girls who see that and think that all men are assholes” well, then I wouldn’t be calling YOU that either.
Loopholes still don’t help.
Look, i get that you could wear it to a party and think its self related humour. But there are lots funnier hats that don’t normalise female insults.
So possibly only dumb. And hey, we’ve all been dumb, but lets hope we stop before beer gets wasted and people get injured.
April 9, 2025 @ 7:15 pm
I don’t think your logic works. If I wore a hat that said “American Badass” (I wouldn’t) I’m not projecting that unto others.
April 9, 2025 @ 7:41 pm
C’mon man. The dude wore the hat on a stage in front of 25,000 people to make a statement or get a rise. We all know this is true. It’s not like you or I wearing it to the corner store to get some eggs. So he got what he was looking for, which was a reaction. Do I think his attempt was to actively insult all women? Probably not. But if people are going to complain that he got insulted in this article for wearing the hat, I think it’s important they understand where the inspiration for that insult came from. It’s because the hat in itself carries an insult.
Also, it’s not like he’s wearing the hat in a vacuum. This is an article about the crude behavior and public persona of certain bands becoming so effusive that it’s bleeding into the live performance space and causing problems like Braxton Keith getting beers hurled at his head at a local small town show. What has been one of the knocks on Treaty Oak Revival’s songs? That some of them are angry divorcee misogynistic odes that are downgrading of women. All you have to do is look at their cover art to glean that. Wearing a hat that says “DUMB BITCH” lends to that perception.
And by the way, this is a dumb sidebar about a caption to a photo. I’ll take credit for not understanding how that could become a distraction from the bigger story. But people are trying to use a photo caption as an attack vector because you can’t refute the premise of this article. Treaty Oak Revival and Gavin Adcock spray beer all over their fans at concerts, in turn inspiring their fans to do the same, and to whip beer cans at the stage. NOBODY is refuting this happens on a regular basis at their shows, creating as Braxton Keith said, “…unruliness in the concert community. I will protect my audience, band, crew, equipment, and most importantly, the integrity of live performance experiences.”
So are we going to have a discussion about that, or are we going to have a discussion about some dude’s fucking hat?
And by the way, I’d delete the caption, but that would make matters worse, because it would just create another attack vector, and another distraction from the underlying issue.
Does anyone give a shit about anything anymore? I watched a 12 or 13-year-old girl get beaned in the back of the head by a half full beer can. Is that what people want for their daughters at concerts? Is this how we want to represent our music? Can we not at least have a discussion abut this? Or do we want to talk about a hat some more?
April 9, 2025 @ 8:21 pm
You included some dude’s hat dawg. If I wore a hat that said
“American Badass” or if I wore a hat that said “Dumb Bitch” or “John Deere” it would be for the same reason, reflecting inward. But you can type out many paragraphs about trying to justify you’re having a slow day or something.
April 9, 2025 @ 8:24 pm
Aside from that, as abhorrent as it is for a teen or a tween girl to get hit with a beer, what on earth is one doing at the place anyhow? Horrible all around.
April 9, 2025 @ 9:08 pm
At an independent/traditional country music festival? You would think this would be a pretty safe place for young women. But as Braxton Keith pointed out in his viral Instagram post, it’s not. I’ve had a few folks say I got too emotional writing this story, and maybe I did. It’s because of what I witnessed last weekend during the Treaty Oak Revival set, what I heard about Gavin Adcock’s set, and then seeing Braxton’s post set me off. I’ll take the ‘L’ on the stupid hat photo caption. But this is supposed to be the community we built, and now it’s being infected by Bro-Country like behavior. And it gets me hot.
April 9, 2025 @ 8:27 pm
Exactly.
You wear a sign like that on your person, then you have to be expect to receive blowback in various forms.
I thought Trig’s caption was funnier than the hat.
April 9, 2025 @ 5:52 pm
Just saw Billy Strings in St. Augustine, I can’t speak to it personally as the only tickets I could get were in the back, but Reddit was alleging that he cut the Friday night show short due to issues in the pit. Billy’s crowd dynamics is a discussion that could warrant an entire analysis on its own. Wonder if this is a coincidence or a trend for all kinds of live music.
April 9, 2025 @ 6:16 pm
Local dentists must be thrilled to hear how whipping filled beer cans around a crowded concert is the new youth fad of the day. I’ve been to several shows (and sports events) where beer throwing was involved, and it never ended well for anyone. Mark my words: one day, some bro will be at one of these gigs with his girlfriend or his sister or whoever, she’s going to lose an incisor courtesy of a flying beer, and the beer thrower is going to take a beating. Now, I don’t know a damn thing about these beer-hurling bro-country acts, so I can’t say whether they endorse this or not, but I can say either way, it won’t end well.
April 9, 2025 @ 7:50 pm
Silverada is playing in town this week.
It’s a Friday night. The already obnoxious, narcissistic, hey everybody what I’m doing is more important than the band morons will be out in full force with alcohol carte blanche because it’s the weekend. Sounds like a circle of hell.
Hard pass which is unfortunate because artists need older, more mature audiences who appreciate the music and not the trend.
I’ll be over here in my folding chair yelling about these kids today with their crazy hair and awful music…
April 10, 2025 @ 4:37 am
“And by the way, don’t be misled by what’s happening here, especially with Gavin Adcock, who leans into the whole “I’m a drunk and I like it!” attitude. This is marketing. And it’s marketing targeted to young boys, and girls who are ignored by their dads because it makes them feel like they’re part of the adult world. But it is incredibly imbecilic, distinctly adolescent, and young soul behavior. Any self-respecting 24-year-old is not going to be pouring beer on their head like it’s their first time getting drunk.”
I love it!
April 10, 2025 @ 5:48 am
Insubordinate, and churlish.
April 10, 2025 @ 8:31 am
Well played, sir
April 10, 2025 @ 6:05 am
Grew up listening to country, then fell in love with punk rock. Treaty oak revival is probably too punk for country crowds and too country for punk crowds. This sounds pretty mild by punk standards. If the country crowd doesn’t want treaty oak revival, I think the punk scene will take them. Going to see them at Warped Tour soon, hope it’s as rowdy as this article makes it out to be. There were plenty of country bars back in the day that had chain link up around the stage to prevent bands from getting hurt by thrown beer bottles. Whoever wrote this article needs to go find a safe space to hide out in. Maybe a retirement home?
April 10, 2025 @ 6:18 am
I read Trigger’s piece and most of the comments here and am surprised that, unless I missed it, no one’s pointed out that the “fuck you if you don’t like it, I’ll do whatever the fuck I want” attitude is a problem in the culture at large, not just country music. A couple of commenters mentioned cell phones, which I think are part of the reason people seem to have gotten disconnected from how their actions play out in the real world. Somebody else mentioned Joe Rogan, who seems to be the podcast version of what these bands are doing onstage. Certainly any of us who follow SCM are aware that civility is not always a standard adhered to here.
April 10, 2025 @ 6:21 am
As far as I’m concerned, if you go to any sort of live music, you have an obligation to sit down, shut up and pay attention.
You want background noise? play whale sounds on your overpriced phone that you use to do everything but make phone calls.
You want ‘an experience?’ read a book.
You want to ‘just say you were there’ just lie. no one is going to fact check if you actually saw Randy Rogers or whatever.
If you’re not going for the purpose of experiencing the music, stay home. Don’t ruin it for everyone else.
April 10, 2025 @ 6:56 am
Amen to Fuzzy TwoShirts. I would go to more shows if I thought I could hear the band over all the dipshits who won’t STFU when the band is playin.
April 10, 2025 @ 7:36 am
Sometimes I wish the people who want to get drunk and stupid could be separated from the people who are just there to listen to the music. If you’re going to act a fool, right over here! You’re here to enjoy the music, ok go over to that side.
April 10, 2025 @ 8:52 am
Seems like your fundamental point is getting lost, Trigger. If an artist puts on their own show, how they act and how their audience acts is up to the artist. Throw beer cans? Crowd surf? Dumb Bitch? Whatever. You don’t like it? Dont buy a ticket.
The problem here was this was NOT their own show. It was a free festival, open to all and all ages, with multiple other artists. So what might be a cool and expected experience for a Gavin Adcock/Treaty Oak fan also might be way over the line for a lot of those folks.
At their own show, it’s cool. At this kind of show, it’s way out of line.
April 10, 2025 @ 12:20 pm
Its totally acceptable to throw your beer cans and bottles at shows in honky-tonks that declare they have both kinds of music. Country and Western…..
April 10, 2025 @ 2:13 pm
Yeah, but only if they provide chicken wire.
April 10, 2025 @ 7:34 pm
And particularly if the band plays Rawhide or Stand By Your Man! In fact I’d say it’s essential.
April 11, 2025 @ 6:37 am
I never heard of Gavin Adcock before. But I listened to the new TT album this morning, and Amazon Music played a Gavin Adcock song right after that. Jeezus Christ I could not rip the ear buds out quickly enough. AM should be held liable for subjecting people to a shock like that.
As to the topic, these venues need a common conduct standard that they all sign up to and must uphold. Maybe Trig could set that up.
April 11, 2025 @ 7:06 am
*Adds ‘country-tinged ass rock’ to Trig’s list of ‘Dewey Decimal Classifications to Country’s Subgenres’….unfortunately.
April 13, 2025 @ 9:57 am
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