Crockett video for "America" drops today
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Crockett video for "America" drops today

Thursday, July 11, 2024 – Filmed at various locations across the U.S., the video for Charley Crockett's "America," from his "$10 Cowboy," is out today.

In the Jared Christopher directed "America" video, Crockett is seen all across the U.S.A. Times Square in New York City, the oil fields of West Texas, the Arlyn Studios in Austin where the music was recorded, backstage and on stage.

Crockett is on "The $10 Cowboy Tour" with stops at Red Rocks, the Greek Theatre in L.A., the Salt Shed in Chicago, the new Brooklyn Paramount in New York and two nights at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville.


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