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Get ready for an unforgettable evening as American Idol winner, Taylor Hicks, brings his signature blend of Southern soul and heartfelt storytelling to OWA Theater on November 12th!
With music like “Porch Swing” and “Teach Me to Dance,” Hicks brings his trademark blend of grit, charm, and heart to the stage with a performance that captures the spirit of his roots and the power of his voice. From his Grand Ole Opry debut to his time on stage in Grease and the award-winning show State Plate, Taylor Hicks continues to prove why he’s one of country music’s most dynamic performers. Don’t miss Taylor Hicks live at OWA Theater on November 12th!
Arrive early to grab drinks and concessions! Grab your tickets today:
Tickets
$39.99-$54.99
About Taylor Hicks
For Taylor Hicks, winning “American Idol’s” blockbuster fifth season was just the beginning. Hailed as “part Stax, part Motown and part honky-tonk” by The New York Times, Hicks’ intoxicating blend of soul, blues, country, and rock ‘n’ roll quickly rendered him a household name as he progressed to the show’s record-breaking finale in 2006, a historic television event which drew an audience of more than 200 million viewers. Hicks immediately followed his “American Idol” victory with a No. 1 Billboard single and an RIAA®-certified platinum debut, and soon went on to make history as both the first male “American Idol” champion featured on a GRAMMY-winning record (Jimmy Fallon’s Blow Your Pants Off), and the first to land a prestigious Las Vegas residency. A versatile artist, actor and advocate, Hicks has since ventured into theater, television and film, starring in Serenbe Playhouse’s 2019 production of “Shenandoah,” touring as Teen Angel in the popular Broadway musical “Grease” in addition to appearing on “Law & Order: SVU” and hosting the INSP series “State Plate,” which won the Cynopsis TV Award for Best Reality Series (Travel). Hicks’ passion for southern cuisine led him back to his native Alabama, where he opened up SAW’s Juke Joint, a restaurant crowned one of the “25 Best Barbecue Spots in America” by Men’s Journal.
