Clay Walker at Choctaw Grand Theater

Clay Walker instantly became an established country musician when his first two singles, What's It to You" and "Live Until I Die," peaked at the number 1 spot on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks in the 90s. He has released eleven studio albums in his career, many of which earned multiple platinum certifications, 30 charting singles, and eleven top hits. Unlike other artists, he captured the hearts of people, which is said to be because he "had loads of youthful energy, a golden Texas twang, and, of course, plenty of boyish good looks."

The charming country musician first discovered his love of music when he was given a guitar at 9. By the time he turned 15, he was already joining talent competitions. While working as a nighttime desk clerk, he started to submit his tapes to a local radio station. The station did not accept videos but gave exemption to him because it was "too good to pass up." In 1992, he was discovered by James Stroud, the president of Warner Music Group, a big recording label. In 1993, he released his debut album, and the rest was history.

Clay Walker has performed non-stop since his emergence in 1993. This year, he will be on tour starting on August 7 and ending on February 4 next year. Part of the cities that he will visit is Durant, Oklahoma. The venue will be the Choctaw Grand Theater on Friday, December 9.