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Charlie Robison (born September 1, 1964, Houston, Texas) is an American singer/songwriter, who was raised in Bandera, Texas. His brother is singer/songwriter Bruce Robison. His younger sister is singer/songwriter Robyn Ludwick. Check our available Charlie Robison concert ticket inventory and get your tickets here at ConcertBank now. Sign up for an email alert to be notified the moment we have tickets!


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Four years have passed since Charlie Robison's post-divorce album
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Except for the occasional live gig, Charlie Robison has been missing in action since his last disc, 2009's
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Texas-based singer-songwriter Charlie Robison released an album earlier this summer - his first one since his divorce from Dixie Chicks member Emily Robison last fall. If you're expecting cry-in-your-beer tearjerkers, move along. The material on Robison's 10-song disc Beautiful Day runs the gamut from heartache and reflection to feelings of renewal and optimism. Overall, the album is surprisingly an upbeat one considering Robison's recent experiences...
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By the time Charlie Robison gets his well-deserved platinum single, he'll have accrued a back catalog full of timeless, should've-been hits like these. If Beautiful Day had come out in the mid-1970s, the Bandera, Texas, native would be hailed as an influence on Lynyrd Skynyrd with the "Tuesday's Gone" sway of his "Reconsider." Instead, this is Robison's first album in five years, a period in which his life turned into a country song...
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I liked the title tune better when I thought he was saying "don't let the fascists get you down" rather than "bastards," but it amounts to the same thing. Long a champion of country music that eschews both purity and virtue, here Robison writes like his life depends on it, which it does--the virtue lobby has all fun in its sights, his music included. On the one about eating his wife's cooking he finds a new shade of meaning for the word "brisket...
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Down Austin way, a few hard-core fans of Charlie Robison are already grumbling that the devil-may-care Texas singer-songwriter has lost some of his edge in his transfer from Sony's Lucky Dog imprint to the big leagues of Columbia. But if Charlie Robison is the sound of a sell-out, then the guy got away with a hell of a deal...
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like an up-and-coming Steve Earle, without explicit leftism or explicit substance abuse ("The Wedding Song," "Desperate Times")
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