George Strait made history with an unforgettable concert at A&M Kyle Field in College Station, Texas, where he attracted a record-breaking crowd of 110,905 fans. This milestone not only set a new all-time attendance record for a ticketed concert in the United States but also surpassed The Grateful Dead’s longstanding record from 1977 at Raceway Park in New Jersey.
The event at Kyle Field also established a new record for the venue itself, exceeding the previous attendance record set during a Texas A&M football game against Ole Miss in 2014. George Strait, renowned as the “King of Country,” solidified his status with this monumental achievement, demonstrating his enduring appeal and influence in the music industry.
What a moment in Texas A&M lore: George Strait sings “Amarillo By Morning” before more than 110,000 fans in Kyle Field on Saturday night, June 15, 2024. pic.twitter.com/FEfi59H7UD
— Brent Zwerneman (@BrentZwerneman) June 16, 2024
Throughout his illustrious career, George Strait has amassed numerous accolades, including the most No. 1 singles of any artist across all genres and a top 10 hit every year for an unprecedented 30 years. His upcoming 31st studio album, titled “Cowboys and Dreamers,” was announced with great excitement during a recent show in Indianapolis. Set for release on September 6, the album promises to showcase George Strait’s timeless talent and continuing impact on country music.
During the same Indianapolis event, George Strait delighted fans by performing a new duet with Chris Stapleton titled “Honky Tonk Hall of Fame.” This collaboration further highlights Strait’s ability to evolve while staying true to his classic country roots. Following the announcement of his album, George Strait released the first single, “MIA Down In MIA,” further generating anticipation for “Cowboys and Dreamers” among his devoted fanbase.