Award-winning country rock band returns to Macon. How to get tickets
The award-winning country rock band from South Alabama, The Red Clay Strays, returns to Macon in October as part of their “Get Right” tour, representatives for the Macon Centreplex said last week.
The Red Clay Strays will stop at the Atrium Health Amphitheater on Oct. 9, as well as 60 other cities around the world for their tour, according to their website. Wilder Woods, the South Carolinian indie singer-songwriter, will open their show in Macon and other stops throughout the tour. Tickets for their show went on sale Friday at Ticketmaster. The cheapest tickets available Monday were about $50 per person, which is for lawn seating, according to Ticketmaster.
Their most expensive tickets were being sold Monday for $250, which includes:
- One premium reserved seating or general admission pit ticket in a standing-only section in front of the stage
- Exclusive screening of a new Red Clay Strays mini-documentary
- Q&A with the band
- Pre-show fellowship mixer where fans can meet other fans
- Specially-designed Red Clay Strays sunglasses
- A turntable automobile air freshener
- A limited-edition Red Clay Strays tote bag
- A commemorative VIP laminate
- Pre-show merch shopping opportunity
- Ability to enter the venue first
- A dedicated point of contact for VIP guests
The Red Clay Strays previously performed at the Atrium Health Amphitheater on April 27, 2024, for their “Way Too Long” tour, accompanied by Brent Cobb and The Turnpike Troubadours.
