Toby Keith at Cruzan Amphitheatre, October 15

Oklahoma-born, Nashville-based country troubadour Toby Keith has risen to megastardom in the heartland — and beyond! — by carefully toeing all of country music's party lines. Whereas recent stars of the genre have often fashioned themselves either as sensitive, adult-contemporary balladeers or pretty-boy rock types, Keith remains stoically cowboy-like and unabashedly political. Of course, that means his politics aim right for the middle. This is the guy who wrote "Courtesy of the Red, White & Blue (The Angry American)" and who feuded with the Dixie Chicks for daring to disapprove publicly of George W. Bush.

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Cruzan Amphitheatre

601-7 Sansbury's Way, 7
West Palm Beach, FL 33411

Category: Music Venues

Region: West Palm Beach

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Toby Keith, with Eric Church and J.T. Hodges. 7 p.m. Saturday, October 15, at Cruzan Amphitheatre, 601-7 Sansbury's Way, West Palm Beach. Tickets cost $25 to $110 via livenation.com.

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When he isn't supporting the stars and stripes, though, Keith is crafting the kind of sing-along hits that sound best after a few beers, among them jukebox staples like "As Good as I Once Was" and the last-call anthem "I Love This Bar." Keith too is known for his much-anticipated, nearly annual tours, which usually feature big-budget production and up-and-coming support acts. This time around, that means J.T. Hodges, a Fort Worth native enjoying a hit in debut single "Hunt You Down," and Eric Church, who, in his album Chief, enjoyed number-ones earlier this year on both the Billboard 200 and Top Country charts.