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Upon first glance of the Texas Hippie Coalition, one may come to the conclusion that they are an intimidating group that lives up to the cliché of their nickname “band of outlaws.” However, looking a little closer at lead vocalist Big Dad Ritch, bassist John Exall, guitarists Randy Cooper and Crawfish, and drummer Ryan Bennett; it’s hard to ignore that they are indeed much more than meets the eye. They are a loyal and talented “band of brothers” who consider themselves just as much family as they are band mates. Check our available Texas Hippie Coalition 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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With Peacemaker, Texas Hippie Coalition keeps improving. With 2010's Rollin, the band caught some attention with their Southern-tinged heavier rock and metal. But the album was clearly weighted to the heavier side of things, with little variation after the first half. Peacemaker improves upon their Pantera-type Texas red dirt metal: more groove, more hooks, yet still heavy. And, cripes, they have a ballad, almost a love song with the closing tune Think of Me. What's up with that...
- www.dangerdog.com
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"Fans of Pantera and HellYeah will probably find something to love on Texas Hippie Coalition's 'Rollin'' -- even if they feel like they've heard it all before. " Sometimes, all it takes a look at an album's cover to know exactly what you're going to get. Such is definitely the case with Texas Hippie Coalition's "Rollin'," which features bandmembers decked out in cowboy hats and biker jackets in a desert landscape. Yup, we're entering Pantera-HellYeah southern-style groove metal territory here...
- www.metalunderground.com
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First impression? Clever name. Texas Hippie Coalition's Rollin' is worth consideration. Then push play. Crap, more downtuned American heavy rock. Several spins later: shit, this little band from Texas is pretty damn good. THC is a bit southern rock and very much Texas bronc busting bravado in a heavy rock to metal wrapper. Consider Lynyrd Skynryd meeting with Metallica and Pantera at a West Texas crossroads, then add a little ZZ Top like accessibility, and you may have the soundscape...
- www.dangerdog.com
★★★★★
First impression? Clever name. Texas Hippie Coalition's Rollin' is worth consideration. Then push play. Crap, more downtuned American heavy rock. Several spins later: shit, this little band from Texas is pretty damn good. THC is a bit southern rock and very much Texas bronc busting bravado in a heavy rock to metal wrapper. Consider Lynyrd Skynryd meeting with Metallica and Pantera at a West Texas crossroads, then add a little ZZ Top like accessibility, and you may have the soundscape...
- www.dangerdog.com
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