Almost one year to the day after they first performed together, Dave Parks and Chase Foster are teaming up to perfrom at the Suppesville Golf Course this Saturday.
The event marks the end of a busy year for both. Since their first meeting in Parks’ hometown of Oxford last year, the now Nashville-based Parks and Foster have been performing together around the country.
In addition ot making a big splash at last summer’s Winfield Country Roundup, the two singer-songwriters have shared the stage in such places as Kansas City, Oklahoma City and Nashville. In between performances, the two found time to collaborate on news songs which will be featured at the Suppesville show.
Best known for his debut CD “Livin’ An American Dream,” Parks continues to write and record in Music City.
Saturday’s show will be at 9:30 p.m., at the Suppesville Golf Course, located 14 miles north of Argonia. Tickets are available at the door and the show is limited to those age 18 and over.
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Almost one year to the day after they first performed together, Dave Parks and Chase Foster are teaming up to perfrom at the Suppesville Golf Course this Saturday.
The event marks the end of a busy year for both. Since their first meeting in Parks’ hometown of Oxford last year, the now Nashville-based Parks and Foster have been performing together around the country.
In addition ot making a big splash at last summer’s Winfield Country Roundup, the two singer-songwriters have shared the stage in such places as Kansas City, Oklahoma City and Nashville. In between performances, the two found time to collaborate on news songs which will be featured at the Suppesville show.
Best known for his debut CD “Livin’ An American Dream,” Parks continues to write and record in Music City.
Saturday’s show will be at 9:30 p.m., at the Suppesville Golf Course, located 14 miles north of Argonia. Tickets are available at the door and the show is limited to those age 18 and over.
