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Officials with CT Promotions announced the addition of independent rising country star and teenage sensation Damon Spigle to the lineup for a concert on Saturday, September 28 at The Center for Rural Development Theatre in Somerset. Little Texas headlines the concert and Spigle will be the opening act for the huge event at The Center Theatre.

Spigle, the soon-to-be sixteen-year-old from Stanford, will be entering his Junior year at Lincoln County High School and also plays football for the Patriot football team. Some of Spigle’s songs include “Never Go Back Again”, “Why”, “Take Me Out of My Hometown” and “Wish You Back”.

In 1991, Little Texas emerged as trailblazers in the evolving landscape of country music, introducing their debut album, ‘First Time for Everything.’ The band quickly ascended to become one of the decade’s top vocal groups, with songs exclusively written, recorded, and performed by its members. Boasting thousands of shows and 8 albums (selling over 7 million units), Little Texas earned the title of the “Hardest Working Band in Country Music.” They achieved an impressive 12 Top 20 singles, including iconic hits like “Some Guys Have All the Love,” “Amy’s Back In Austin,” “Kick a Little,” and “You and Forever and Me,” garnering multiple Grammy, CMA, and ACM nominations and winning the ACM for Top Vocal Group in 1994.

Tickets for the Little Texas with Damon Spigle (opening act) begin at $35 and range to $55 and can be purchased at The Center Box Office at (606) 677-6000 Monday-Friday (8:00-5:00 pm EST) or online at etix.com/ticket/p/72015737/little-texas-somerset-the-center-theatre?partner_id=240.

On September 28, the doors will open at 6:30 pm, Damon Spigle will take the stage at 7:00 pm, and Little Texas will come on at 8:00 pm.

For more information on Damon Spigle, visit his official website at www.DamonSpigleMusic.com. You can also check out “Damon Spigle Music” on Facebook, Spotify, TikTok, Apple Music, YouTube, Amazon, Instagram, Deezer and Twitter (X).