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Heartfelt stories, a sense of humor, and room for a loud chorus. Explore Cooper Alan concert listings and get your next country night on the calendar.
One more chorus.
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From a familiar screen to a shared chorus
Cooper Alan built his performing foundation in cover bands, college parties, and Nashville honky-tonks before finding a wider audience online. That mix of crowd connection and songwriting gives listeners plenty to explore: the thoughtful side of a lyric, the humor in a turn of phrase, or the simple pleasure of turning up a country song with friends.
Get to know the records
A full-length hometown introduction and the songs that came before it.
Released November 7, 2025, Winston-Salem brings twenty tracks together under the name of Alan’s North Carolina hometown. The album pairs reflective material with a rowdier second half.
Begin with “Roots” and “Starting To Show,” then move toward “Plead The Fifth” or “Dale Dickens.” Hear the record in sequence, or choose a side to match the mood of your drive to the show.
The 2023 Take Forever EP follows Alan’s real-life love story and marriage. It offers an earlier, more intimate entry into his catalog.
Alongside that project, singles such as “New Normal,” “Tough Ones,” and “Can’t Dance” show other parts of his musical personality. Try moving between the heartfelt material and the livelier tracks to build your own picture of the artist.
Explore Winston-Salem release details · official album and EP background · Opry artist profile.
Put a little country in the journey
Start with a familiar favorite, then leave room for a new discovery.
Six tracks for your queue
Move between personal storytelling and a little barroom energy. These are listening suggestions; concert song choices and arrangements can vary.
Past tours & creative partners
Earlier touring milestones and collaborators to explore.
Alan made his Grand Ole Opry debut on September 21, 2022. His early years playing across the Carolinas and Nashville helped shape the live side of his career.
An Australian headline run followed in 2024, with the U.S. To The Bar Tour in spring 2025. Those earlier chapters trace his path from local performance rooms toward a wider touring audience.
Victoria Shaw became an important songwriting mentor after Alan moved to Nashville. His recording story also includes “Two Of Us,” a 2023 duet with Canadian country artist Brett Kissel.
For Winston-Salem, Sam Bergeson shares writing credits on “Dale Dickens,” “BOS,” “Crazy Shady Uncle,” and “Greener Grass.” Follow those credits for a closer look at the people behind the songs.
Sources: Opry debut and early career · past touring background · Two Of Us announcement · Sam Bergeson songwriting credits.
Browse available performances in the listings above and follow Cooper Alan’s official website for artist announcements. Check the venue, date, full billing, and admission type before purchasing.
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Try Winston-Salem for a full-length introduction, then Take Forever for an earlier personal chapter. The listening queue above mixes reflective songs with livelier material, including his duet with Brett Kissel.
Recording partnerships and previous appearances do not automatically carry over to another performance. Check your event’s announced lineup for opening artists, guests, and co-headliners.
The set can vary between performances. Songs mentioned on this page are listening suggestions. Live arrangements may differ from the recorded versions, so leave room for a few surprises.
Check doors and performance times separately. Bring required ID, a charged phone for mobile tickets, and hearing protection. Review age limits, bag rules, cameras, and re-entry policies. Allow time for parking, entry checks, and the opening set.
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