Koe Wetzel

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Koe Wetzel

1 upcoming date · 1 city · 1 country

Upcoming dates

  1. Knoxville, United StatesFood City CenterPerformers: Bayker Blankenship, Logan Jahnke
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Past shows

5 past shows
  1. Milwaukee, United StatesFiserv ForumPerformers: Corey Kent, Bayker Blankenship, Logan Jahnke
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  2. Chicago, United StatesThe Salt Shed Outdoors (Fairgrounds)Performers: Corey Kent, Bayker Blankenship, Logan Jahnke
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  3. Austin, United StatesMoody Center ATXPerformers: Ole 60, Bayker Blankenship, Logan Jahnke
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  4. Boston, United StatesLeader Bank PavilionPerformers: Shane Smith and the Saints, Bayker Blankenship, Logan Jahnke
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  5. Nashville, United StatesBridgestone ArenaPerformers: Shane Smith and the Saints, Bayker Blankenship, Logan Jahnke
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About Koe Wetzel

Koe Wetzel, born Ropyr Madison Koe Wetzel on July 14, 1992, in Pittsburg, Texas, is an American singer-songwriter based in Fort Worth.

Koe Wetzel, born Ropyr Madison Koe Wetzel on July 14, 1992, in Pittsburg, Texas, is an American singer-songwriter based in Fort Worth. His middle name references outlaw country artist David Allan Coe. He played linebacker at Tarleton State University before turning fully to music, having performed since around age six.

He describes his sound as a blend of country, punk rock, and grunge, self-styled as "hillbilly punk-rock." After early self-produced work as Koe Wetzel and Konvicts, his 2016 album Noise Complaint marked a commercial breakthrough. He signed with Columbia Records in 2020, releasing Sellout, followed by Hell Paso (2022) and 9 Lives (2024), both charting significantly.

His single "High Road," featuring Jessie Murph, became his biggest hit and was certified 4x Platinum, while "Sweet Dreams" and "Creeps" achieved Platinum and Gold certification respectively. His music has drawn a large following by pairing rowdy, rock-inflected instrumentation with country songwriting traditions.

In 2023, Wetzel became a partner in Koe Wetzel's Riot Room, a restaurant, bar, and live music venue in Fort Worth, expanding his presence beyond recording and touring.

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