The Night George Strait Showed the World He’s Still Having the Time of His Life on Stage. ML

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Think country legends just stand still and sing? Think again. At 69 years young George Strait had a whole Texas arena dancing like a honky tonk during “Here For a Good Time.” This was not just a concert; it was a full blown party that showed everyone why the King still rules after all these years.

Performing at Austin’s new Moody Center George beams through every word of this upbeat hit (1:12). He sways with his guitar sharing smiles with his legendary band. You can tell he is truly living the song’s message not just singing it. His voice remains remarkably clear and strong effortlessly filling the massive arena with pure joy.

George Strait – Here For a Good Time (Live at Moody Center)

The crowd instantly transforms into the world’s biggest honky tonk. Everyone is on their feet dancing and singing along at the top of their lungs. It is a massive happy celebration where every person feels connected sharing the awesome feeling of living completely in the moment with a true music icon.

That perfect mix of joy and reflection is classic George. For a song that captures the other side of that feeling of the bittersweet goodbye you need to hear “The Cowboy Rides Away.” The emotion in his voice as he sings about farewell (2:30) is incredibly powerful and moving.

George Strait – The Cowboy Rides Away (Official Lyric Video)

This song is a fan favorite for its powerful story about a final ride into the sunset. The simple lyric video lets George’s storytelling voice take center stage. Fans love how it makes them feel both sad and peaceful remembering that all good things must eventually come to a meaningful end.

To catch more of his incredible live moments and music you can follow George Strait on his official social media pages. He shares updates and behind the scenes glimpses keeping his fans connected to the man whose music has been the soundtrack to so many lives for over four decades.