
“Stick to Your Guns”: Charley Crockett Announces First Tour-Dates Since Twin Temple Furore
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Traditional country and blues-influenced artist Charley Crockett has added three new tour-dates to the North American leg of his Age of the Ram Tour, following the release of his 2026 album, Clovis. These mark his first shows since the Twin Temple furore, where Crockett received backlash for dropping the duo from his tour.
Shortly after unveiling the trio of shows, Crockett then confirmed they'd all sold out via an impassioned social media message, “PSA: The internet can never be held accountable. Therefore the internet must never make a management decision. Clovis album release shows are officially sold out. Stick to your guns. That’s all folks!”
The quickly approaching dates include July 22nd in Denver Colorado, July 23rd in Clovis, New Mexico and July 24th in Dallas, Texas.
The post announcing these dates was the first on Crockett’s pages since freshly wiping his social media pages after his feud with self-proclaimed “Satanic doo-wop” duo, Twin Temple.
The feud began when Crockett dropped the duo as opening acts from two of his Age of the Ram Tour dates, due to disagreeing with the duo’s “Modern Satanic” imagery.
Twin Temple took to social media to make their disappointment known, and fans of both artists took sides. “F—K TRUMP, F—K EPSTEIN, BUT HAIL SATAN? NOT ME, JACK” the Crockett shared via Instagram the next day in response to the backlash.
Crockett, who has also been involved in online disputes with country stars such as Gavin Adcock and Morgan Wallen, took to social media more than a few times to explain his stance, and what he believes to be hypocrisy in the entertainment industry.
Standing firm on his decision with a simple statement that truly says it all, “I won’t conform and I’m not sorry,” Crockett decided today (July 20th) that the show must go on.
The General On-Sale started immediately, with all three shows completely sold-out mere hours later.
His loyal fans were glad to see the Western-influenced country star resurface to social media, and even happier to help him sell out the new tour dates, with many writing in his comment section “HE’S BACK” and “Denver is already sold out… happy for you but sad for me.”





