We are giving away a pair of tickets to Brent Cob & The Fixin’s @ Aladdin Theater on November 20. To win, comment below on this post why you’d like to attend. Winner will be drawn and emailed November 17.
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From our sponsors:
November 20, 2025
7pm doors, 8pm show | $32.18 | All Ages
Purchase Tickets: etix.com
Aladdin Theater
3017 SE Milwaukie Ave, Portland, OR 97202
Buckle up, y’all. Brent Cobb wants to rock. A master storyteller from small-town Georgia who chronicles Southern life in plain-spoken songs, Cobb’s spent much of his six-album career behind the comfort of an acoustic guitar. With a hollow-bodied six-string in-hand, he’s blended the time-tested gaps between country, soul and folk-rock with the ease of a clear-minded drive down a two-lane blacktop on a Sunday afternoon. Now, Cobb’s stomping his foot on the gas for Ain’t Rocked In A While, a new 10-song album that collects some of his loudest, rowdiest and downright wildest songs to-date. As the album title suggests, he’s making up for lost time – and it’s a hell of a ride. Cobb releases Ain’t Rocked In A While on July 11 via his own label, Ol’ Buddy Records, in partnership with Thirty Tigers. Channeling his ear-ringing live show, Ain’t Rocked … is the first album from Cobb to be recorded and billed alongside his trusted touring band, The Fixin’s. And for Cobb, it marks a return-to-form for an artist who’s collaborated with hard-rocking Texas band Whiskey Myers and country-rock favorite The Steel Woods. “I feel like sometimes when people come to our shows, there might be a disconnect,” Cobb said. “People might view me as just a singer-songwriter. You know, sit down and tell ‘em a nice, little Southern story. Sing ‘em a song. And our live show kinda rocks. Sometimes people are taken aback. I want people to have an album of reference.”