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The Red Clay Strays Have More Thanks to Give, and a New Year to Give It In

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The Red Clay Strays will keep the "Grateful Tour" going into 2027, with a new run of dates now on the calendar. The fresh stretch opens on January 22. In a town that gets a little quiet once the holidays wind down, it's welcome news that the touring season is already set for the new year. When a band adds more dates to a tour named for gratitude, it shows the crowds have been grateful too.

With reporting from MusicRow.

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