For the miles and the moments
A voice with gravel in its grain and songs that know the long way home. Explore Ryan Bingham concert listings and put a little grit and soul on your calendar.
Turn it up for the journey.
Stay for the story.
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Let the songs set the pace
Ryan Bingham’s music moves between country, blues, folk, and rock, with storytelling at its center. Whether you arrived through an early record, a live performance, or his work on screen, there is a whole catalog to explore before your next evening in the crowd. Start with the songs you know, then take a turn toward something less familiar.
Put a record on
Three stops in a catalog that keeps finding new ground.
Released May 15, 2026, Bingham’s album with The Texas Gentlemen brings ten tracks into a shared band setting. Much of the recording was captured live with minimal overdubs.
Try “The Lucky Ones,” “Let The Big Dog Eat,” and “Cocaine Charlie.” Listen for the space between the players as much as the lead vocal; the arrangements give each story its own momentum.
The 2007 debut Mescalito, released by Lost Highway and produced by Marc Ford, is an essential early stop. “Southside of Heaven” makes a natural introduction to its world.
For a different atmosphere, play the 2023 EP Watch Out For The Wolf. Bingham produced, performed, and mixed the project himself in Montana; “Where My Wild Things Are” opens that more solitary chapter.
Explore the 2026 album announcement · Mescalito release history · Watch Out For The Wolf background.
Bring a little road into your day
Let a familiar chorus lead you into a new favorite.
Six tracks for your queue
Make these songs part of your pre-show listening. Song choices and arrangements can vary from performance to performance.
Past stages & musical partners
Live highlights and the musicians behind the recordings.
Bingham and The Texas Gentlemen took the Still Gettin’ Away With It Tour through theaters and concert halls in 2026. The itinerary included The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester and Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium.
Their June 5 Capitol Theatre performance later supplied a live video of “Cocaine Charlie,” opening with “La Malagueña.” It offers a close look at the musical partnership in action.
The Texas Gentlemen bring Ryan Ake on guitars, Daniel Creamer on piano and organ, Paul Grass on drums and percussion, and Scott Lee on bass to the 2026 album.
The record also features Richard Bowden on fiddle and mandolin and Cody Huggins on guitars and pedal steel. Follow those instrumental details on a second listen and hear how they shape the setting around a lyric.
Sources: Capitol Theatre performance and tour history · album personnel and recording details.
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Try Mescalito for the early catalog, Watch Out For The Wolf for an intimate recording, and They Call Us The Lucky Ones for his collaboration with The Texas Gentlemen. The six-song listening queue above gives you a route through those records.
They collaborated with Bingham on his 2026 album and tour. Check the exact billing for your chosen performance to see the announced band format and supporting artists.
The final song selection can change between concerts. The tracks featured on this page are listening suggestions. A live version may also have a different arrangement from its studio recording.
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