Gavin Adcock Releases Anthem for the “Workin’ Man”

Raised running cattle on a farm in Watkinsville, Georgia, Thrivin Here Records/Warner Records Nashville’s Gavin Adcock is no stranger to hard work. As he prepares for his third studio album in three years, The Day I Hang It Updue October 2, Adcock arrives today with an anthem for the “Workin’ Man.” Listen Below.
 
Written by Gavin Adcock, Luke Laird and Jimi Bell, “Workin’ Man” equates the dedication and discipline required for a hard day’s work to a dependable love.
 
“This song is for working people. The kind of people who put in long hours, take pride in what they do and make time for the people they love,” remarks Adcock. “My fans live that life. They work hard all week and come to our shows ready to have a good time. It’s also about knowing what you deserve. If somebody isn’t treating you right, there’s someone else out there who will. There’s nothing like having a good, hardworking person by your side.”
 
In an effort to further honor his fans’ work ethic, Adcock personally asked them to submit videos of their blue collar, “Workin’ Man” jobs for a curated music video. The request, made via his Instagram account, received an overwhelming response with nearly 4,000 videos submitted. The final music video, featuring nearly 500 fans, arrives tomorrow, Aug. 7 at 5pm CT to commemorate the end of the work week.
 
With American Songwriter dubbing him a “modern-day outlaw…building a career reminiscent of artists like Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, and more,” Adcock’s upcoming project is a continuation of the signature grit and adrenaline-fueled anthems that have garnered him over 2.4 billion career streams to-date. 
 

The Day I Hang It Up limited edition signed vinyl and standard vinyl and CD available for pre-order now HERE.

Showing no signs of slowing down, Adcock’s headlining The Day I Hang It Up Tour is now underway with a rotating lineup of special guests including Pecos & The Rooftops, Corey Kent, Tyler Nance, Jake Worthington, The Creekers, Braxton Keith and Mack Geiger. The tour promises to deliver fans across 30 cities with a live show experience denoted by Music Row as a “rowdy, high-octane performance” which Adcock is known for. To purchase tickets for the tour, click HERE.
 
A proven must-see live performer, Adcock has SOLD OUT venues via multiple headline tours spanning cost-to-coast such as the Monster Energy Outbreak Tour Presents: Gavin Adcock, his Actin’ Up Again (Again) Tour, and his Need To Tour. Most recently, Adcock joined Morgan Wallen for select dates on Wallen’s 2025 I’m The Problem Tour and his 2026 Still The Problem Tour, receiving explosive responses from audiences across the country. 
 
The Day I Hang It Up Tour 2026
Aug 7 || Tacoma, Wash. || Dune Peninsula # ^                       
Aug 9 || Bend, Ore. || Hayden Homes Amphitheater # ^
Aug 14 || Bakersfield, Calif. || Dignity Health Theater $ ^
Aug 15 || Ontario, Calif. || Toyota Arena $ ^ 
Aug 28 || Columbus, Ohio ||KEMBA Live! Outdoor * %                  
Aug 29 || Cincinnati, Ohio || MegaCorp Pavilion Outdoor * %                     
 
Sep 11 || Cleveland, Ohio || Jacobs Pavilion # ^                     
Sep 17 || Lubbock, Texas || Cooks Garage * %                                  
Sep 19 || Round Rock, Texas || Round Rock Amp %                         
Sep 24 || Baton Rouge, La. || Raising Cane's River Center Arena * %                      
Sep 25 || Oxford, Miss. || SJB Pavilion * %                           
 
Oct 15 || Macon, Ga. || Atrium Health Amphitheater > %                 
Oct 16 || Birmingham, Ala. || Coca-Cola Amphitheater > %
Oct 17 || Little Rock, Ark. || First Security Amphitheater > %          
Oct 22 || Fishers, Ind. || Fishers Event Center $ ^ 
Oct 23 || Knoxville, Tenn. || Knoxville Civic Coliseum $ ^
Oct 24 || Cary, N.C. || Koka Booth Amphitheatre $ ^ 
Oct 29 || Charlotte, N.C. || Bojangles Coliseum > % 
Oct 30 ||Savannah, Ga. || Enmarket Arena > % 
Oct 31 || Estero, Fla. || Hertz Arena > %
 
Nov 6 || Boston, Mass. || MGM Music Hall at Fenway > %
Nov 7 || Reading, Penn. || Santander Arena > %
Nov 13 || Detroit, Mich. || Masonic Temple Theatre > %
Nov 14 || Grand Rapids, Mich. || Van Andel Arena > %
 
Dec 10 || Las Vegas, Nev. || The Theater at Virgin Hotels !
 
Opener denotations:
$: Pecos & The Rooftops
*: Corey Kent
^: Tyler Nance
#: Jake Worthington
%: The Creekers
>: Braxton Keith
!: Mack Geiger

Darius Rucker’s ‘Riverfront Revival’ Charleston Music Fest Announces 2026 Lineup; Tickets On Sale April 8

For the fifth consecutive year, three-time GRAMMY Award winner and Charleston native Darius Rucker teams up with SRE Entertainment to return Riverfront Revival to North Charleston’s Riverfront Park on Friday, Oct. 9, and Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026 - bringing one of the Lowcountry’s most anticipated music weekends back to the waterfront.

 

This year’s lineup reflects the festival’s continued evolution: rooted in country while expanding its reach with the addition of hip-hop and genre-blending artists. Rucker, will be joined by Gavin Adcock, Old Dominion, BigXthaPlug, Nelly, Charles Wesley Godwin, Chase Matthew, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country, Austin Williams, Atlus, Dani Rucker, Gullah Collective, Karley Scott Collins, Saluda Shoals, Mel Washington, Whiskey Run and AC Scar, highlighting a mix of established names and rising talent.

 

“Riverfront Revival has always been about bringing great music and great people together in a place that means everything to me,” reflects Rucker. "Getting to build this in Charleston year after year has been incredible, and this lineup shows how much it’s grown while still staying true to what the festival is all about.”

 

Presales are now open. Festivalgoers can sign up HERE to receive a presale passcode. General onsale begins Wednesday, April 8, at 10 a.m. local time via RiverfrontRevival.FrontgateTickets.com.

Two-day passes will be available for General Admission (starting at $215), GA Plus (starting at $400) and VIP (starting at $660). Single-day passes will also be available for all three tiers (starting at $135, $280, $405, respectively). VIP tickets include dedicated entrances, premium viewing areas at both stages, VIP parking, dedicated bar, premium restrooms and exclusive lounge areas, GA Plus includes a private bar, lounge and air-conditioned restrooms.

 

Beyond the music, Riverfront Revival continues to support the Charleston community through philanthropic efforts. A portion of proceeds from each ticket sold benefits the Carolyn G. Rucker Nursing Scholarship at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) and Rock ‘N Roll Rescue, which delivers equitable access to music education locally.

 

For updates and additional information, visit RiverfrontRevival.com and follow @riverfrontrevival on Facebook and Instagram.

Sticks Management Adds Gavin Adcock & Manager Saxon Curry

Sticks Management, an artist management firm founded by Morgan Wallen and his longtime agent, Austin Neal, in 2024 is expanding, announcing today the signing of Warner Music Nashville recording artist Gavin Adcock. With this addition Adcock’s manager, Saxon Curry, joins Sticks.
 
Adcock and Curry both hail from Georgia; the former from Watkinsville, the latter from Augusta. Each attended Georgia Southern University (GSU). While Adcock attended GSU for four years, playing football and graduating in 2022, Curry transferred to Belmont his junior year to complete his degree in Music Business. 
 
During his last semester of college, Curry interned at Make Wake, where he assisted management coordinators across the company’s roster. 
 
It was during his time at Belmont that Curry was first introduced to Adcock after an invite from Adcock’s guitar player, Bennett Bosewell – whom Curry went to high school with – sparked a road trip to Georgia to catch the singer’s set at a small bar in Statesboro. Captivated by Adcock’s stage presence and organic following he had built in Georgia, the two kept in touch. 
 
Immediately after graduation in 2022, Curry began working at WME, where he assisted three agents in his year and a half with the company. Eventually, in August of 2023, Adcock officially hired Curry as his Manager, while Curry was still working at WME. This led to Adcock signing his booking deal with the agency in Fall 2023.
 
Since officially partnering together in 2023, the duo have built an impressive resume. Adcock signed with Warner Music Nashville in spring 2024, and has since released multiple singles that have now amassed over 1.2 billion US streams collectively. His recent release, “A Cigarette,” has over 150 million streams and counting, and earned a RIAA Platinum certification. 
 
Adcock’s sophomore album, Own Worst Enemy, arrives this Friday, Aug. 15, and follows his debut major label album, Actin’ Up Again, which was released in August of 2024 and was the most streamed country debut album of the year with over 500 million streams to date. Own Worst Enemy spans 24 tracks and includes Adcock’s current single “Never Call Again,” which just charted on the Billboard Country Airplay chart.
 
Pre-save Own Worst Enemy HERE.
 
Adcock will open for Wallen this weekend in Cleveland, Ohio as part of Wallen’s 2025 I’m The Problem stadium tour, before kicking off his own headlining Need To Tour on Thursday, Aug. 21. Tickets Are Available at GavinAdcockMusic.com.
 
In addition to Sticks Management, Adcock is represented by WME for booking, Kella Farris with Farris, Self & Moore for business management and is signed to Warner Music Nashville.