Country-pop concert by Ashley Cooke, with opening act Aniston Pate, at Revolution Hall.
Ashley Cooke brings The Baby Blues Tour to Revolution Hall on Thursday, October 15, with Aniston Pate opening. It's a country-pop bill, and the Portland date is already sold out.
Cooke has been on a run since her 2023 debut album shot in the dark. The standout from that record, "your place," hit No. 1 on country radio, went Gold, and made its way onto the Billboard Hot 100. The momentum carried over into 2024, when she took home a CMT Breakthrough Female Video award and picked up nods from the ACMs and iHeartRadio. She's spent time on the road with Luke Bryan and Kane Brown, and The Baby Blues Tour is the latest stop. She describes the set as emotional balladry paired with infectious energy, so you'll get the slower, stripped-back side of her writing alongside the more upbeat stuff.
Opening is Aniston Pate, a country singer-songwriter from Dalhart, Texas. She's put out two EPs, Keystone Cowboy and Handful, and was the 2025 Country Showcase Champion at Belmont University. From there, she signed with Sony Music Publishing Nashville, where she's gained recognition for the song "Hummin'bird" and co-founded Texas Too. It's a good pairing: a songwriter from the Texas panhandle warming up the room for a headliner who's spent the last few years climbing the charts.
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Revolution Hall is at 1300 SE Stark St. Doors open at 7 PM and the show starts at 8 PM. Tickets were $62.
