Creed Fisher returns to Charlotte Dec. 10 at Amos' Southend, his first show here since 2023

The hard-country singer last played Coyote Joe's three years ago; this time his This Whiskey and Me Tour lands in South End.

In November 2023, Creed Fisher played Coyote Joe's, two months after his album *This Ain't the Hamptons* came out. Charlotte hasn't had him back since. That changes on Thursday, Dec. 10, 2026, when Creed Fisher plays Amos' Southend at 8 p.m. The date was announced Oct. 19, and tickets are through Amos' Southend.

Fisher plays hard Texas country, and he doesn't dress it up. His iHeart bio puts it plainly: he's proud to be a redneck, and that good ol' boy identity is at the center of his music. It has found an audience. *This Ain't the Hamptons*, released in September 2023, debuted at No. 4 on Apple Music's country albums chart, according to his publicist, JWA Media. Before that came records like *Whiskey and the Dog*, out in October 2021 per Amazon Music, and *Rebel in the South*, which Aristo PR announced alongside the single "Earplugs and Beer."

The Charlotte stop falls on his This Whiskey and Me Tour 2026, which Live Nation lists with a run of December dates, including Dec. 5 at Phantom Power in Millersville, Pennsylvania. Charlotte comes a few days later on the same swing.

The room has a history of its own. Amos' Southend opened in 1990 in the Park Road Shopping Center under owner John Ellison and later moved to South Tryon Street in South End, as WBTV recounted when the club announced its closing. After a final show in March 2017, the original South End building gave way to the Gin Mill restaurant, but Amos' wasn't finished: a new, smaller version reopened in that redeveloped space in early 2019, as Spectrum News and Charlotte Magazine reported. WSOC went inside for the return, the third iteration of the club in its history.

Today it holds about 750, a room big enough to feel like a show and small enough that you'll see Fisher sweat. Going from Coyote Joe's, a country dance hall, to a rock club in South End is a change of scenery, and it suits a singer whose songs tend to land somewhere between the honky-tonk and the bar fight.

A room big enough to feel like a show and small enough that you'll see him sweat.

Three years is a long time between visits for fans who've been waiting. A Thursday in early December, with the holiday rush just starting, is a good excuse for a night out. Get tickets from the venue directly, and give yourself time to find parking in South End.

Then raise a glass. The man's earned the return trip, and so have you.

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