The show starts at 7:30 p.m. Buddy Holly Hall announced the date on Facebook, and tickets are still available through the venue's website. Black rose to fame as a country star with his breakout album. Killin' Time came out in 1989.

He was born in New Jersey and raised in Texas, and southern country music shaped him early. He taught himself harmonica, strapped on a guitar, and paved his own way onto the charts. His top songs include A Better Man, A Bad Goodbye, Like the Rain, When I Said I Do, and A Good Run of Bad Luck.

For fans of 90s country, that means hearing those songs live in Lubbock. Black has toured with his wife and daughter, and he wrote a book himself. He still stays in the conversation with today's country stars. Buddy Holly Hall has more events lined up to wrap up 2026 and begin 2027.