Mike Sugg brings his long-running tribute to Toby Keith to The Railhead, celebrating over thirteen years of recreating the country superstar's catalog. The show covers the full span of Keith's career, from the breakthrough hit "Should've Been A Cowboy" through later songs like "Don't Let The Old Man In," touching on all the beer-drinking anthems, patriotic numbers, and rowdy party songs that made Keith a country music fixture.

The Railhead provides an ideal setting for this kind of tribute show—it's an intimate venue with a throwback vibe that suits the down-home, good-time nature of Keith's music. The general admission setup keeps things casual, and with doors opening an hour before showtime, there's plenty of opportunity to grab a drink and settle in before the music starts. This is a 21-and-over show, keeping the atmosphere adult and relaxed for fans who grew up with Keith's music or just appreciate his brand of unapologetically American country rock.