Bryan Andrews comes back to Old Rock House on April 29
The Missouri-born country singer, who has signed with WME and released his first major-label single since his last St. Louis show, plays Old Rock House on Thursday, April 29, 2027.

When Bryan Andrews played Old Rock House on Oct. 24, 2024, he was a Missouri songwriter with a viral following. When he comes back next spring, he'll have a major agency and a major-label single behind him.
Bryan Andrews plays Old Rock House on Thursday, April 29, 2027, at 8 p.m. The show was announced Oct. 19, and tickets are through eTix. Old Rock House holds about 500.
Andrews is a home-state story. KSHB in Kansas City profiled him as a Missouri man climbing the country charts and credited TikTok for the rise. His breakout, "The Older I Get," topped Billboard's Country Digital Song Sales and Emerging Artists charts. Before music became his full-time job, he spent more than four years as a pipe welder, and that working-man background runs all through his songs.
2026 has been a big year. In February he signed with WME for worldwide representation. In March came "Are We Great Yet?," which coverage described as his first song on a major label. It sticks with his country-rock sound and has a scream-sung chorus. He also released *Independence Day*, an eight-song mixtape for America's 250th, and a video for "Backwoods Backwards." The Songwriters Hall of Fame named him a 2026 Abe Olman Scholar, an honor for emerging writers.
He's on the road right now. His Taking My Flag Back tour, 20 dates with Lou Ridley opening, kicks off this month, per MusicRow. The April Old Rock House date is a separate announcement from that run, and by the time it comes around Andrews will have a full fall tour behind him.
Old Rock House is a good fit for where he is. Its roughly 500 capacity is small enough that his plainspoken songs carry, and big enough to show how much his following has grown since 2024. Going back to the same room makes the comparison easy.
Tickets are on sale through eTix. A Missouri artist on the rise in a 500-cap room is the kind of show that sells out early.
Two and a half years ago, St. Louis got an early look. On April 29 it sees how far he's come.
Sources: Missouri man moving up country music charts credits TikTok — KSHB (kshb.com); Bryan Andrews Signs With WME — MusicRow (musicrow.com); Bryan Andrews Plots Taking My Flag Back Tour — MusicRow (musicrow.com); Bryan Andrews Sticks to His Guns in 'Are We Great Yet?,' His First Song on a Major Label — AOL (aol.com); Bryan Andrews — SHOF Abe Olman Scholar 2026 — Songwriters Hall of Fame (songhall.org); Bryan Andrews at Old Rock House — eTix (etix.prf.hn); JamBase listing (jambase.com)
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- Missouri man moving up country music charts credits TikTok — KSHB
- Bryan Andrews Signs With WME — MusicRow
- Bryan Andrews Plots Taking My Flag Back Tour — MusicRow
- Bryan Andrews Sticks to His Guns in 'Are We Great Yet?,' His First Song on a Major Label — AOL
- Bryan Andrews — SHOF Abe Olman Scholar 2026 — Songwriters Hall of Fame
- Bryan Andrews at Old Rock House — eTix
- JamBase listing