Supporting Acts: Hillbilly Vegas, November Lilly Heath Wright and The Hangmen “There’s a thousand little towns you ain’t never heard about out in the Heartland” is the opening line to one of Heath Wright’s favorite songs. And why not? Because right in the middle of small-town, heartland America sits Vian, OK. If you have ever imagined what life was like in the country, with horses, cows, barbed-wire fences and blackberry bushes; and the owner of the general store knows everyone by name (and whether you were in church or jail last Sunday morning) well, this is the place. Heath Wright has always called Vian, OK “home” (even during the 15-year period that he lived in Nashville, TN) where he still has life-long friends and lives at the same ranch on which he grew up, the Rockin’ W. It was on this ranch that Heath (as he describes it) had his first real audience to sing to—a herd of Hereford cows that he and his dad raised for beef and Heath’s college fund. According to Heath, “I was painfully shy as a child and couldn’t stand the thought of singing to an audience of real people just yet.” $8.00 - $45.00