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OCEAN SPRINGS — Rising Outlaw Country music star Creed Fisher is coming to the Mississippi Gulf Coast this Summer.
Fisher, a native Texan storyteller with around 100 million streams on Spotify and nearly 60 million views on YouTube, will headline The Mary C. O’Keefe Cultural Center on Thursday, July 9th.
Showtime is set for 7:30 p.m., for his first ever appearance in Ocean Springs. Tickets are already on sale at http://www.grandmagmusic.com.

With his songs such as “The Way that I am”, “life of a Working Man”, “Old School” and “If you have the Right”, his raw, unfiltered, and unique sound blends traditional country with some modern elements, and has turned him into a name that resonates with fans of outlaw country music all across the nation.

Fisher began his profesiional music career almost 15 years ago, with the single “I’ll Keep Drinkin’.” This was soon followed by his debut album, Down Here in Texas, which solidified his reputation in the Odessa, Texas region. His second album, Ain’t Scared to Bleed, followed shortly after and made the Top 30 on the iTunes Country charts.
Fisher is unapologetically a “redneck” American, and his music reflects that. His songs, such as are raw, unfiltered, and deeply rooted in traditional country music. He has often been compared to legends like Hank Williams, and his music is a blend of modern themes with traditional country elements. Fisher’s music is not just about melody and rhythm; it’s about storytelling. His lyrics often delve into his life experiences, ranging from great victories to deep battle scars.

Creed Fisher is more than just a musician; he’s a storyteller, a poet, and a reflection of the American spirit. His journey from a minor league football player to a respected name in the outlaw country music scene is a testament to his talent, resilience, and unyielding passion for music. He’s built a loyal fanbase through his unfiltered lyrics, patriotic pride, and working-class authenticity.
“I just wouldn’t go away,” Fisher says of his journey—one marked by grit, resilience, and real-life scars turned into powerful songs. His music speaks to the heart of blue-collar America, reminding fans to stay true to who they are and never back down from hard work. “The odds were against me all along, but I just wouldn’t go away.”
And thanks to that work ethic, he’ll bring his band and his on-going road show to ocean Springs this Summer just days after the Fourth of July.