RodeoHouston review: Alan Jackson

Alan Jackson’s 21st RodeoHouston performance wasn’t much different from his 20th or 18th or 12th time on the revolving stage. But in his case, there’s something to be said about stability.

Jackson has built up an impressive country catalog, and it’s given him the luxury of crafting a set that hits highs, lows and everything in between. Even with the shortened timeframe, it felt like a fully fleshed out performance.
He kicked off, appropriately en
ough, with “Gone Country” and kept the feel-good vibe going with “Livin’ on Love” and “Little Bitty.” Jackson was cheerful and chatty between songs, and it kept things moving at a brisk pace. (His set was preceded by an impressive tribute for Armed Forces Appreciation Day.)

The songs were well-worn and familiar, but Jackson imbued them with a zippy energy. And 9/11 anthem “Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)” is still a powerful moment, no matter how many times he’s sung it.

“Y’all a nice crowd for Wednesday night,” he beamed. “The is all right.”


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