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Zach Top and The Red Clay Strays are coming together to play a co-headlining show as part of their 2027 live performance plans. The show will feature both acts at the iconic Gorge Amphitheatre in Washington State on July 2nd.
Ahead of the show's announcement, Top and The Red Clay Strays have also shared a clip of themselves performing the legendary band Genesis' 'That's All.' The video, posted to socials, is a clear example of what fans can expect at the upcoming show.
In a quick jam sesh, Brandon Coleman, the band's frontman, belts the 1983 hit's first line whilst the band plays instrumentals. "Just as I thought it was goin' alright, I found out I'm wrong when I thought I was right, It's always the same, it's just a shame, that's all," then, Top comes in with the next line; "I could say day, you would say night, tell me it's black when I know that it's white, always the same, it's just a shame, that's all."
The clip isn't the first time they've performed the song together, however, with Coleman and Top having performed it together at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville. The two have also played hits together such as 'Swingin' and 'Bartender's Blues.'
In 2026, both acts have seemingly had a great deal of fun getting together to perform hits. With the constant collaboration and now, a confirmed co-headlining show, it's safe to assume that it's only a matter of time until we receive an original song blending their artistry, which is comparable but not identical.
In the scope of today's country music, Top and The Red Clay Strays have plenty in common. Both acts keep the music less in modern country expectations, and stick to the classics on virtually every level. All the while, though, both acts bring different strengths to the table.
Top has recently announced a new album coming in the Spring. Ahead of this, the 'When You See Me' crooner will begin releasing music starting early in the year. The neotraditional country star has been a pillar in keeping the 90s country game alive in modern music.
The Red Clay Strays, known for their blend of country, southern rock, gospel, and the blues, have recently released 'Pretty Paper,' their 2026 single with outlaw country legend Willie Nelson, along with their 4th studio album Grateful.
It feels as though Top's love to classic country is synonymous with the band's deep appreciation of old school rock n' roll, making their recent get togethers make all the more sense.
The co-headlining show is certainly another step in Top's and the Red Clay Stray's collaborative days together, with many fans excited to see the musical continuation, commenting "Show of the century?!" and "The combo we've always known we needed," under the announcement post.
Artist Presales for the show begin Tuesday at 10 a.m. PT, with public on-sale beginning Friday at 10 a.m. PT.
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