Cody Jinks has been the outlaw and the hellraiser — and survived it all to become the journeyman who is still here to tell the tale. After cutting his teeth in the Fort Worth, Texas thrash metal band Unchecked Aggression in the late ‘90s and early ‘00s, Jinks hit his mid-twenties and embarked on a solo career embracing the country music that raised him. With a string of early independent releases featuring now-iconic tracks including “Hippies And

Cowboys” and “Loud And Heavy,” Jinks plotted the course to his 2015 breakthrough Adobe Sessions. Though that was the album that introduced Jinks & The Tonedeaf Hippies’ hard-rocking honky-tonk ragers to a wider audience, it was only one piece of a much bigger story: a prolific streak of 12 albums in 20 years, amassing five billion streams across platforms and launching eight songs to Platinum or Gold status.

Cody is taking a very intentional and alternative approach to this tour: making it affordable for the fans who have supported him throughout his career. While concert prices and fees continue to climb, Cody is committing to putting on a show where a family of four can purchase tickets for just $100 – $150 ALL-IN — total, not each.

The idea is simple: Cody wants his fans to be able to actually afford to go see live music — and bring their friends and families — without a concert becoming a major financial decision.