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Luke Bryan has been inducted into RodeoHouston's Star Trail of Fame, becoming the 11th artist to receive this honor. Bryan's 2025 concert will mark his 12th performance at the rodeo since 2012. During a special ceremony, Bryan was celebrated by HLSR's Chairman of the Board and President and CEO for his significant contributions to the event. Bryan joins a prestigious group of artists in the Star Trail of Fame, including Brooks & Dunn, Alan Jackson, and Reba McEntire. With a successful career and numerous accolades, Bryan expressed his pride in contributing to RodeoHouston and its impact on the community.
Alan Jackson's last shows are just around the corner as he's set to retire. The singer took the stage last week at the Grand Ole Opry's 100th anniversary show in Nashville, Tennessee. Now, he has two regular shows and a music festival appearance left on his schedule. Jackson will perform on April 5th at the Two Step Inn Music Festival in Texas before heading to Tampa on April 26th and Milwaukee on May 17th. Last year, the 66-year-old revealed his decision to retire, citing family and a degenerative health condition called Charcot-Marie Tooth disease.