Hard-touring progressive country band Midland will take over Pearl Concert Theater at Palms Casino Resort during Wrangler National Finals Rodeo week on Thursday, Dec. 10, at 8:30 p.m. in Las Vegas. Pre-sales will run ahead of the general on-sale on Friday, Nov. 6, at 10 a.m. PT. Tickets starting at $54.95 (not including charges and fees) will be available at AXS.com.

Footloose and free, working hard and drinking harder, always riding into the sunset or sunrise, Grammy-nominated trio Midland makes country music feel viscerally alive and timeless, with songs for people to drink, swing and love.

Their name inspired by a Dwight Yoakam song, the Dripping Springs, Texas-born trio channel a 21st century post-modern traditionalism, recapturing that classic country essence through thick harmonies, steel guitars and a worn-in cool that has made their music a dive bar staple worldwide. It’s a sound that’s been imitated but never duplicated since their now 5X Platinum, No. 1 “Drinkin’ Problem.”

For Mark Wystrach, Cameron Duddy and Jess Carson, music isn’t just something to play in the car. It envelopes their aesthetics, from the Nudie Cohen-inspired rhinestone suits, their Insolito Tequila and Kingsmaker cigar line to their album-focused musical explorations and lean, song-forward live presentation.

From debut “On the Rocks” through the Billboard Country Albums chart-topping “Let It Roll” and into “The Last Resort: Greetings From” and 2024’s “Barely Blue,” Midland has built a catalog that bridges conceptual ambition with roots-driven songwriting, continuing through the origin-story soundtrack “The Sonic Ranch” (recorded at the historic Texas studio) and “Live From the Palomino.”

Alongside “Drinkin’ Problem,” their catalog also includes Platinum-certified “Burn Out” and Gold-certified favorites including “Cheatin’ Songs,” “Make A Little” and “On the Rocks.” The band’s commitment to the sounds, stories and places that define country music persists in “Stages” out June 12 via Blue Highway Records.

Braiding Laurel Canyon country-rock, Texas outliers and a shot of vintage Nashville, the project pulls together the many phases of Midland’s journey, further staking their claim as one of country’s most engaging acts.