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OCC Road House & Museum to host country music artist series

| Jo-Lynn Brown

The OCC Road House & Museum, in Clearwater, will host a country music artist series in their event venue space.

The two-day event, on April 8 and April 9, will feature live performances from four up and coming country artists, according to a statement.

April 8 will feature Shy Carter and Tiera Kennedy. April 9 will feature Tyler Booth and Crawford & Power.

The OCC Road House & Museum is a restaurant, entertainment venue and attraction based on Paul Teutul’s Orange County Chopper brand.

Doors open for the event at 9 p.m.

VIP passes start at $50 per person for one day, and $80 per person for a two-day pass. To purchase a VIP pass, go to RoadHouseNation.com. General admission is free.

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