Best in Texas Concert Series VIP Event

May 26, 2010 - PRLog -- Goode's Armadillo Palace has partnered with Best in Texas Music Magazine for their 10th anniversary celebration.  Best in Texas Music Magazine owns the “Texas Music Chart” that ranks the top Texas artists weekly.  They are the industry standard for their rankings and most cases are very influential in getting current Texas artists on the radio.  

Goode's Armadillo Palace is proud to be able to host these great musicians throughout the summer. They've selected a few friends to get a head start on booking the VIP area for these shows.  Please contact Goode's Armadillo Palace immediately to book a private VIP area for this public concert.  June 2nd will also have a special guest who made the song "Everclear" famous.  This will be a great event for business associates, clients, new business opportunities or just a group of friends.  In conclusion, it’ll be a one of a kind event.  

For more information, please email us at VIPInquiry@GoodeCompany.com

Best in Texas Music Magazine

Celebrating 10 Years of Texas Music Live At

Goode’s Armadillo Palace

Every Wednesday Throughout the Summer

Book Your Private VIP Area For This Special Event Now!

First Come, First Serve

2 Spots Per Night

Limited & Open Bar Packages available

Call Early to Get it Booked!

Packages Start at $1500

Package Includes:

· VIP wristbands for 40

· Escort to lead your guests to your private area

· Private VIP reserved area for up to 40 guests

· Your guests will be greeted with an iced cold beer upon arrival

· Appetizer Station in your exclusive VIP area to accommodate your guests

· Front door check-in table with your company’s logo displayed

· Meet and greet with the featured artist in backstage area

· Cameras & Autographs Allowed!

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Goode's Armadillo Palace hosts live Texas music several days a week. It serves a full menu of Texas comfort food and is available for parties of just about every size. Levi is no less demanding than his father is, and no place captures the spirit of Texas music the way the Armadillo Palace does.