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This Week at Levitt Pavilion Arlington
Aug. 28 & 29 
Fall season returns with free music live-streamed right into your living room!
All Levitt Living Room concerts are live-streamed at 8 p.m. from the Levitt Pavilion Arlington Facebook page. 

Friday: Texas based songwriter, Max Stalling, had no expectation of ever being in the music business. After attending Texas A&M, he landed in Dallas working for Frito-Lay. But Max also discovered the Three Teardrops Tavern and a musical heritage that he had been nearly oblivious to. Inspired by artists like Townes Van Zandt, Robert Earl Keen, Guy Clark, Lyle Lovett and Jerry Jeff Walker, Max started writing songs, recording albums and eventually touring. About 60,000 CDs later, Max joined musical greats, Kris Kristofferson, Michael Nesmith of the Monkees, Selena, Guy Clark and many others when he received a star on the South Texas Music Walk of Fame in Corpus Christi. His song, "Scars and Souvenirs," was used as the title for an episode of Grey's Anatomy, and he is featured on the CW Network's Troubadour, TX television series. He has shared the stage with most of the artists who inspired him to start writing in the first place. Max's style is modern with a vintage feel, as listenable as it is danceable with a unique voice and amusingly clever song lyrics. 

Opening artist: Steve Helms at 7 p.m. Known for his unofficial Texas anthem, "Nowhere But Texas," Steve also has a beer named for his hit single at Legal Draft! Steve's latest single, "The Spirit Lives On" perfectly captures what is happening in our world today. 

Saturday: He's been taking Texas to the country and Texas country to the world for around 40 years now. Gary P. Nunn has established himself as an icon of Lone Star music. A founding father of the progressive country movement out of Austin in the 1970s that changed the face of popular music, Gary P. also is an independent music pioneer who continues to oversee his own record label and song publishing companies, manage his own career (with the help of his wife Ruth), and play almost every weekend at top music venues throughout Texas and beyond. His composition, "London Homesick Blues," with its internationally known "I wanna go home with the Armadillo" chorus is a signature Texas country song that was the theme for the PBS concert TV show Austin City Limits for nearly three decades. It's no wonder that All Music Guide hails him as "a Texas music institution." In 2004, he was inducted into the Texas Hall of Fame. 

Opening artist: Brad Russell Band at 7 p.m. With deep roots in classic country, honky-tonk, southern rock and blues, Brad has branded his music as "ronky-tonk." He released a new EP this year as well as a live, acoustic full-length album with music to move the people. 
 
Click on each artist's name to hear a sample song. 

Join us on the lawn!  
There is limited seating available for this weekend's concerts. To attend, you can reserve one space by clicking here. You may have six to eight people in your square (people in your square should be family members). You must show proof of your reservation with your printed ticket or your ticket on your phone at the gates to enter the lawn. Everyone seated in your square must also have proof of your reservation to be admitted. Seating is in socially distanced squares marked on the lawn. Squares are first-come, first-served. You can reserve one square only. Gates open at 6:15 p.m. Opening artists begin at 7 p.m., followed by the headliners at 8 p.m. You must wear a mask to enter the lawn area. Once you are in your square, you can remove your mask to eat and drink. You must wear a mask any time you leave your square. Once the concert is over, please leave the lawn as quickly as possible. While at the Levitt, please stay a socially distanced 6 feet away from Levitt crew, staff, artists and volunteers. Please bring your own food, beverages, chairs and blankets. No glass containers, please. 

For your health and safety
The Levitt has taken required health and safety precautions to help make your visit to the lawn as safe as possible during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Antibacterial stations are located by the restrooms and throughout the concert area. A cleaning crew will sanitize the bathrooms before, during and after concerts. Please do not attend concerts if you are not feeling well, have a temperature of 100 degrees or higher, or have been exposed to the virus. Thank you for following safety protocols of social distancing and wearing a mask. Stopping the spread of COVID-19 is up to all of us. 


This week's Baylor Arlington health tip!     

North Texas Giving Day is Coming! 
More than 3,000 nonprofit/charitable organizations participate in North Texas Giving Day, and Levitt Pavilion Arlington is one of them! We hope you'll mark your calendar for Sept. 17 to support free music with a donation. If you donate between 2 and 7 p.m. that day, you can help the Levitt win a $5,000 bonus prize and have your gift partially matched.

In addition to supporting free music, plan to join us for a full day of live-streaming music. Here is the schedule:

11 a.m. Larry Gee

1 p.m.   Hannah Kirby & Brad Thompson

3 p.m.   Bri Bagwell

5 p.m.   Ron Bultongez

7 p.m.   Radney Foster

All of the live-streams will be on the Levitt Pavilion Arlington Facebook page. Thank you for supporting free music!

To support free music on Sept 17 between 2 and 7 p.m.

Listen to this fall's artists on Spotify!  

We have a Spotify station! Follow the link to hear the Levitt 2020 Fall Levitt Living Room Series Playlist with songs from the artists live-streaming this fall. You also can relive all of your favorite artists from previous concert seasons and other Levitt playlists. 


 

 

About the Levitt Living Room Series
Dates & times
The 2020 Baylor Scott & White Orthopedic and Spine Hospital Levitt Living Room Series is at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday nights through Oct. 18. 
 
How do I watch the live-stream?
Levitt Living Room Series concerts are live-streamed from the Levitt Pavilion Arlington Facebook page. You do not have to be a Facebook user to see the live-stream. 

What if I miss the live-stream?
The Levitt Living Series videos remain on the Levitt's Facebook page. Just click Videos on the left menu on our Facebook page. The most recent live-stream will show up on the main Facebook page for a few days after the live concert.

How can I support free music during the pandemic?
Please donate to the Levitt by texting FreeMusic to 44321. With no live concerts where we can pass the buckets, the Levitt needs your support more than ever to ensure that we are ready to rock and roll as soon as we can all return to the lawn. By the way, you can do this any time, not just during the live-streams.
 
Who's on the Living Room Series schedule? 
You can see who's performing on our website, our free Levitt Arlington mobile app and on our Facebook Events page. 
     
Levitt info 24/7  
Call our 24-hour information line anytime, 817.543.4301. 
Levitt Pavilion Arlington 
100 W. Abram St. in Founders Plaza
817.543.4308
 
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817.543.4301 
  
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