Marking the ten-year anniversary of their ferocious debut, Keifer and Shawna have reunited with Benny Brown, the veteran label head who spearheaded their chart-topping success in the early 2010s. And now Thompson Square has come home.Īfter taking time out over the last few years to focus on family (venturing out briefly to release 2019’s critically lauded Masterpiece album), the pair are back on the scene in full force. They’ve been praised as “remarkable” by Taste of Country, “deeply personal and emotional” by Sounds Like Nashville, and “vivacious” by Rolling Stone. 1 records in three countries, and even launched their own podcast. The Grammy-nominated duo has toured the world won multiple ACM, ACA, CMA, and CMT awards appeared on The Tonight Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live, NBC’s TODAY Show, CBS This Morning as well as numerous primetime tv specials and awards shows earned No. It’s been a decade since the husband-and-wife team of Keifer and Shawna Thompson exploded out of Nashville with their multi-platinum mega-hit “Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not”, and crowds remain hungry for more. For more information on the full schedule of events or to purchase tickets for cruises, visit the events page at remembers where they were the first time they heard Thompson Square. Veterans receive free individual day use admission to the park. Piggly Wiggly will be on hand with Royal Sausage products at lunch. Following the lecture, the park offers a guided tour of its new USCT Heritage Trail, where one of the largest contingents of African American soldiers to fight in any Civil War battle were positioned.

Several Federal units that fought at Blakeley also fought in the Red River Campaign, which is the focus of his talk. Joiner is a nationally known author or co-author of more than 20 books on Civil War and Louisiana history. Gary Joiner, professor of history at LSU-Shreveport and director of the Red River Regional Studies Center, will speak at 11:45 a.m. During the morning, we take two cruises into the waters of the storied Mobile-Tensaw Delta to explore the sites associated with the battle and the larger Campaign for Mobile in 1865. The event includes multiple Civil War weapons demonstrations, offering a rare chance to hear what some of the more than 50 pieces of artillery that were involved in the siege of Fort Blakeley sounded like. 11, the park invites the public to explore this area's rich military heritage through discovery of Alabama's largest Civil War battlefield. Historic Blakeley State Park will commemorate Veteran's Day with a day full of special educational activities.

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