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On November 8, Don Louis brings his blend of country, soul, and grit to OWA Theater for one unforgettable night. Raised on a 12-acre farm in East Texas, Don pours real life into every lyric, capturing heartbreak, hard work, and hope that shape songs full of grit and grace. His recent release Liquor Talkin’ and songs like “Long Time Comin’” showcase both his raw voice and emotional range. Join us for A Live Concert Event with Don Louis and experience the performance of a rising force in country music!
Doors open at 6:00! Arrive early to grab drinks and concessions! Grab your tickets today:
Tickets
Reserved: $30
Preferred: $35
VIP: $40
About Don Louis
Born in Irving and raised on a 12-acre farm in Commerce, Texas, Don Louis learned the meaning of work early on. He grew up tending to livestock, singing along to George Strait and Al Green, and playing football. Don was an All-District defensive end for Commerce High School and played on scholarship at Ouachita Baptist and Southern Arkansas. He performed well at NFL combines, but an injury in 2020 changed everything and Don soon found himself chasing his other childhood dream–being a professional singer.
Don’s mix of Country, Rock, Hip-Hop and Rhythm and Blues has been winning over loyal fans from the start. With his ultra-charismatic swagger and what Billboard calls a “naturally twangy, burnished voice” that recalls influences from George Strait and Toby Keith to The Weekend and J Cole, Don has amassed more than 3.5 million likes on TikTok and more than 50 million cumulative streams since breaking onto the scene.
Most recently releasing his EMPIRE label debut, Liquor Talkin’, on August 23, 2024, with songs that have earned him praise as a “game-changing artist” by TODAY.com, one of the new Black country artist to watch by BET, “an artist worth watching” by The Tennessean and more. His lead single, “Long Time Comin’” was called a “natural candidate for the next global country-tinged smash.” Ask Don how he’s doing and he’ll often reply, “I’m blessed and highly favored!” That attitude says it all.
