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Pickathon Presents Silverada with special guest Emily Nenni at The Showdown Saloon on November 13.Formerly known as Mike and the Moonpies, Silverada has spent more than a decade building a reputation as one of the hardest-working and most beloved bands in Texas country. Blending honky-tonk, classic country, Southern rock, and Americana, the band has built a devoted following through relentless touring, sharp songwriting, and a sound that feels equally at home in a dance hall, roadhouse, or honky-tonk.
Fresh off the release of their latest album, "Living Proof," Silverada continues to carry forward the traditions of Texas country while pushing their music into exciting new territory. From pedal steel and piano-driven ballads to driving country-rock anthems, their live shows are known for their energy, musicianship, and deep connection with audiences.
Opening the evening is Emily Nenni, one of modern country music's fastest-rising voices. Based in Nashville, Nenni has earned widespread praise for her blend of classic honky-tonk, country soul, and timeless storytelling. Her 2026 album "Movin' Shoes" showcases the heartfelt songwriting, rich vocals, and dance-floor-ready country sound that have quickly made her a favorite among fans of traditional country music. Whether delivering a tear-in-your-beer ballad or a twang-filled two-step, Nenni brings authenticity, charm, and undeniable talent to every performance.
Join us for an unforgettable evening of modern country music rooted in tradition, featuring two of the genre's most exciting touring artists.
📍 The Showdown Saloon
📅 November 13
🚪 Doors 7 PM
🎶 Show 8 PM
🎟️ Tickets go on sale Friday at 10 AM
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Showdown Saloon, 1223 SE Powell Blvd, Portland, OR 97202-2437, United States
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