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About Hank Williams Jr.

Hank Williams Jr. kicked off his musical career with a nod to his legendary father. Initially, he performed covers of the late elder Hank Williams’ hits, adopting a similar style. Despite entering the entertainment industry understandably in the shadow of his father, he was determined to establish his own identity and carve out a niche that best suited his unique talents and career goals.

A near-fatal accident in 1975 altered his physical appearance and deeply influenced his direction. He began blending traditional country with Southern rock and blues, a move that saw him break away from his father's traditional sound and helped him forge his own. This shift was marked by hits such as "Family Tradition" and "Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound," which became anthems in the outlaw country genre.

His success on the charts has been undeniable. Songs My Father Left Me spent two weeks atop the Hot Country Albums chart in 1969, and several subsequent albums, including Major Moves, Five-O, and Montana Cafe, have reached the top spot as well. He has also accumulated numerous number-one singles on the US Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, such as "Eleven Roses," “Texas Women,” “I'm For Love,” and “Born To Boogie,” solidifying his place in country music history.

The Grammy recipient has been an inspiration to up-and-coming artists and has made an impact on pop culture. His reworking of "All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight" for Monday Night Football gave the NFL its most popular catchphrase (“Are you ready for some football?”) and introduced country music to millions of viewers each week, bridging two cornerstone American traditions.

Looking ahead, fans can expect Williams to continue building his legacy through performances and new releases. Known for his robust touring schedule and his ability to connect with fans across generations, he continues to maintain a strong presence in the industry. His timeless appeal and everlasting influence will undoubtedly keep him in the spotlight for many years to come.

Hank Williams Jr.’s Setlist

Hank Williams Jr.'s musical catalog is a gritty blend of country, Southern rock, and blues, marked by his rebel spirit and a voice reminiscent of his father. His songs often reflect themes of outlaw life, political opinions, and personal anecdotes, resonating with fans who appreciate authenticity and straightforward storytelling. When you see him live, expect some of these fan favorites to show up on the setlist:

A Country Boy Can Survive
Family Tradition
Born to Boogie
Kaw-Liga
All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight
Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound
The Conversation
Are You Ready for the Country?
All My Rowdy Friends (Have Settled Down)
Keep the Change

Live Moments That Made Headlines

Hank Williams Jr.’s concerts showcase his country roots and the rebellious flair that his fans have come to expect. Whether he’s stirring up a storm at a massive outdoor festival or bringing down the house in a more subdued setting, Williams makes each show a memorable celebration of the culture of country music, complete with surprise guest appearances and spontaneous renditions of classic songs. These have been among his most talked-about performances:

June 4, 1983: At the US Festival, Hank Williams Jr. opened with "Hank Williams Junior Junior," paying homage to his roots, followed by a vibrant version of "Honky Tonkin'” that thrilled the crowd. It culminated in a riveting rendition of "All My Rowdy Friends (Have Settled Down)."
June 25, 1984: Aboard the USS Constellation, Hank Williams Jr. saluted the troops with a medley of his hits. His patriotic performance in front of Navy personnel underscored his support for the military, enhancing the festive atmosphere on America’s Flagship.
February 28, 1997: At the Houston Livestock and Rodeo Show, Hank Williams Jr.'s show featured "Born to Boogie,” "Texas Women,” "There's a Tear in My Beer" and a rousing cover of Aerosmith’s "Walk This Way" that got the fans of all ages on their feet.
April 26, 2013: Amid a sea of cowboy hats at the Stagecoach Festival, Hank Williams Jr.'s performance stood out with his fiery delivery of "Keep the Change," prompting him to passionately express his political views, underscoring his outspoken stance.
September 16, 2017: During Farm Aid, Hank Williams Jr. joined a lineup of legends, including Willie Nelson and Neil Young, for a celebration of music to support American agriculture. His set included a spectacular harmonica duel between Young and Mickey Raphael on "I Saw The Light.”

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do Hank Williams Jr. concerts last?

The length of a concert is dependent on the full lineup, but Hank Williams Jr.’s sets usually last between 90 and 120 minutes, and he plays around 20 songs. Catch him when you can!

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Does Hank Williams Jr. tour?

Hank Williams Jr. tours and has appeared at major events like CMA Fest. He has also shared the stage with incredible acts, including Old Crow Medicine Show, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Lainey Wilson, and Dolly Parton.

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