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Country singer Hudson Westbrook adds Paso Robles tour stop

Country singer Hudson Westbrook adds Paso Robles tour stop

Paso Robles Daily News

July 14, 2026

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Mark your calendars, country music fans — Hudson Westbrook is bringing his tour to Paso Robles this October. The rising star will take the stage at Vina Robles Amphitheatre on Saturday, Oct. 3, and tickets go on sale July 17 via Ticketmaster. It's another big-name addition to the venue's already stacked fall lineup, and a chance to catch a fresh voice in country music right here in wine country.

As reported by Paso Robles Daily News, this stop is part of Westbrook's broader tour, and for locals it means we don't have to drive to LA or SF for a great show. Whether you're a longtime fan or just discovering his sound, it's a perfect excuse to enjoy an evening under the oaks with good music and Central Coast vibes. Grab your tickets early — this one's likely to sell out.

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