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Brandon Coleman's weathered Southern voice leads a band that blends country, blues and rock, and brings that sound to the big room at MGM Grand Garden Arena.
The Red Clay Strays are a band built on Southern country, blues and rock and roll, and they play it at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. Brandon Coleman fronts the group, and his voice carries a raw, aching quality that anchors everything the band plays.
Behind him, the band plays tight and hard. The sound sits somewhere between a smoky dive bar and a revival tent: country grit, a blues swagger in the rhythm, and rock energy that pushes the volume up. It's music you can stomp along to even if you're hearing the songs for the first time.
In a city known for spectacle, this show runs on the music itself, loud and soulful, with a rough edge that makes the neon feel a little hotter once the band plugs in. It suits a group night out or a date night for anyone who likes their country with blues and rock mixed in.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where are The Red Clay Strays playing in Las Vegas?
The Red Clay Strays play at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. Use the dates widget on this page to see which performances are available and pick the one that fits your trip.
Where can I get The Red Clay Strays tickets?
You can find The Red Clay Strays tickets through the booking options on this page. Check the dates widget for available performances at MGM Grand Garden Arena, then choose the date that works for your Vegas plans.
What kind of music do The Red Clay Strays play?
The Red Clay Strays play Southern rock that blends country, blues and rock and roll. Brandon Coleman sings lead, and the band backs him with a high-energy, tightly played sound, so expect loud, soulful songs rather than a quiet acoustic night.
Who is the singer of The Red Clay Strays?
Brandon Coleman is the frontman of The Red Clay Strays. His voice carries a raw, Southern ache that sits at the center of the band's sound, with the rest of the group playing behind him at full power.
