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Lewisville Western Days: Avery Bell

Avery Bell will take the State 28 Acoustic Saloon at Lewisville Western Days on Saturday, September 28.

Lewisville Western Days takes place Friday, Sept. 27, 4-11:30 p.m. and Saturday, Sept. 28, Noon -11:30 p.m.

Admission is FREE before 6 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. However, beginning at 6 p.m. on both nights, admission is $15 for everyone except children under 12, who are always free.

YOU DO NOT NEED TO PURCHASE A TICKET IF YOU ARRIVE BEFORE 6 PM!

For more details, visit LewisvilleWesternDays.com

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Avery Bell

Avery Bell is an 20 yr old singer/songwriter from Flower Mound, TX.

He enjoys playing country, classic rock, R&B, as well as putting his own twist on current pop tunes while maintaining a modern pop sensibility that authentically connects with his growing fan base. Avery has already performed on legendary local stages such as Gas Monkey Live, Gaylord Texan, Six Flags Over Texas, Love & War and House of Blues. Avery can also be found playing throughout the DFW area at various festivals and local venue locations. 

He enjoys playing country, classic rock, R&B, as well as putting his own twist on current pop tunes while maintaining a modern pop sensibility that authentically connects with his growing fan base. Avery has already performed on legendary local stages such as Gas Monkey Live, Gaylord Texan, Six Flags Over Texas, Love & War and House of Blues. Avery can also be found playing throughout the DFW area at various festivals and local venue locations. 

Avery started playing music when he was two years old with his father’s band, Hot Rod Johnny, in Virginia Beach, VA and hasn’t slowed down since. Over the years, he has honed his skills on multiple instruments including guitar, bass, piano and percussion and works endlessly to sharpen his talents as a frontman and vocalist.  Avery released his debut EP, Here We Go, at 12 years old. It featured his first original releases of his young career, such as “Something to Do” and “It’s Alright”.


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