One Horse Town Tour
Smalls Towns with Big Music
Small towns may not have it all, but they have heart. The One Horse Town Tour celebrates communities of rural America by offering quality live music to small towns with no overhead cost. The tour is rooted in the idea that every town and community can host excellent live music, no matter the population or whether or not they have a big stage or venue available. Live music needs only an audience.
Of course, there are a few things each town/organization should provide. Here's what a One Horse Town Tour host needs:
There's no fee for the host. Chad only asks that a freewill donation be collected - sort of like a "pass the hat" - during the show and these tips will serve as his pay.
What Chad Elliott provides:
How can your town take part?
Of course, there are a few things each town/organization should provide. Here's what a One Horse Town Tour host needs:
- A crowd of 50+ people who would like to hear live music.
- A space to play, such as a park, VFW, community building, backyard, business, library, living room or any other space where 50+ people can gather.
There's no fee for the host. Chad only asks that a freewill donation be collected - sort of like a "pass the hat" - during the show and these tips will serve as his pay.
What Chad Elliott provides:
- A uniquely tailored, family-friendly performance filled with relatable stories and original songs, plus a few favorite classics. If you haven't already, listen to his music here.
- His own sound system.
How can your town take part?
- Message Alyssa at homefirebooking@gmail.com and ask for available dates. Be sure to mention you'd like to be an "official One Horse Town Tour stop."
