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Local musician debuts new song 'Only One for Me' at Big Blue concert

Local musician debuts new song 'Only One for Me' at Big Blue concert

Yahoo15-05-2025

WICHITA FALLS (KFDX/KJTL) — One local country artist is inviting the public to his upcoming concert at Big Blue in downtown Wichita Falls on Saturday, June 7.
Debuting his new single 'Only One for Me,' Robert Rodriguez said anyone is invited to a good night of singing, dancing, eating, and having a good time.
When: Saturday, June 7, at 8 p.m.
Where: Big Blue in downtown Wichita Falls
What: Country singer Robert Rodriguez concert
The entry fee is $10. All ages are welcome. Support Rodriguez and Homeless Lives Matter, as the non-profit will also be there to give out free goodies.
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