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Red Bull Jukebox brings a Texas-sized night to Dallas with Jordan Davis
Fans took control at Red Bull Jukebox in Dallas, voting live on every twist of Jordan Davis’ set while Danielle Bradbery and Sammy Arriaga delivered unforgettable opening performances.
Everything is bigger in Texas, and the Lone Star State's first-ever Red Bull Jukebox delivered a night that lived up to the saying.
Downtown Dallas welcomed thousands of country music fans to The Bomb Factory for Red Bull Jukebox Texas, the interactive live music experience that puts the power of the show directly in the hands of the audience. Headlined by multi-Platinum country star Jordan Davis, the event transformed a traditional concert into a one-of-a-kind fan-driven spectacle, with attendees deciding key moments of the set in real time through Red Bull Jukebox's signature light-up wristband voting system.
Months before the show, fans began shaping the night through online polls. Once inside the venue, they continued calling the shots, voting live on song choices, special guests and performance moments that made every minute feel unpredictable.
Josh Brubaker hosts the inaugural Red Bull Jukebox Texas
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Fans shape Red Bull Jukebox through live wristband voting
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Months before the show, fans began shaping the night through online polls. Once inside the venue, they continued calling the shots, voting live on song choices, special guests and performance moments that made every minute feel unpredictable.
When Davis finally hit the stage, he rewarded fans with a set packed with chart-topping hits, unexpected collaborations and distinctly Texas flair. One standout moment came during a performance of "Damn Good Time," joined by members of the Texas Rangers Six Shooters. Later, the crowd witnessed an entirely different side of Davis when special guest Cheat Codes helped transform "Take It From Me" into an EDM-infused remix that energized the packed venue.
The audience played an even bigger role when Davis welcomed the all-female Mariachi Las Alteñas to the stage. Fans immediately raised their red and blue wristbands, voting in real time to hear "Singles You Up" performed alongside the mariachi ensemble's 10-piece lineup. The result was a uniquely Texas interpretation of one of Davis' biggest hits and one of the evening's most memorable moments.
Adding to the genre-bending spirit of Red Bull Jukebox, Davis also surprised fans with a cover of Usher's "U Got It Bad" and several fan-favorite songs supported by members of the Orpheus Chamber Singers, creating a setlist that moved seamlessly between country, pop, mariachi and orchestral influences.
Thousands gather for the debut of Red Bull Jukebox Texas
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Red Bull Jukebox is nothing like I’ve ever done before. It was such a cool experience to see what songs the fans wanted to hear in real time. The crowd, the energy, and the music made for a great night
The night's Texas-sized energy began long before the headliner took the stage. Country Latino artist Sammy Arriaga opened the show with a heartfelt blend of country storytelling and Latin influences. Kicking off his set with fan favorites "Moves Like Mexico" and "Tequila Made Me Do It," Arriaga quickly connected with the Dallas crowd before paying tribute to the state with performances of "Selena" and "Left My Heart in Texas."
"Performing in Texas always feels like home! My two worlds collide here, which makes for the perfect vibe. Blessed to bring my own Country Latino twist to Red Bull Jukebox," Arriaga shares.
Sammy Arriaga opens with his Country Latino sound
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Danielle Bradbery debuts new music in Texas
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Danielle Bradbery kept the momentum building as the second opener, delivering a confident set that mixed fan favorites, covers and new music. The Texas native treated the crowd to performances of "Stop Draggin' Your Boots" and "Never Have I Ever," while also debuting her new single, "Poetic." Her rendition of Shania Twain's "Man! I Feel Like A Woman" had the audience singing along from start to finish.
Bradbery states, "Getting to debut my new song 'Poetic' tonight just felt right. I love playing in front of a Texas crowd and hope everyone enjoyed it as much as I enjoyed performing!"
Hosted by Josh Brubaker, the inaugural Red Bull Jukebox Texas demonstrated exactly what makes the format unique: no two shows are ever the same. With fans influencing every major decision, surprise collaborations around every corner and a lineup that celebrated both country music traditions and modern creativity, Dallas officially made its mark on the growing Red Bull Jukebox legacy.
For one night, the fans weren't just part of the audience. They were part of the show.