A Gamecock evening prior to the Gator Bowl w/ Edwin McCain and Patrick Davis

Article Contributed by Big Hassle Media | Published on Thursday, December 15, 2022

A Gamecock Evening of Carolina Songwriters features two of South Carolina’s favorite musicians. Called the “great American romantic” by the NY Times, Edwin McCain has built an enviable career over the past 20 years.  Fans worldwide know his hits “I’ll Be” and “I Could Not Ask for More”, two of the biggest love songs in the history of pop music, which have been streamed over half a billion times.  Patrick Davis has written songs recorded by Darius Rucker, Jimmy Buffett, Guy Clark, Lady Antebellum and Morgan Wallen, among others.  For South Carolina Gamecock fans, he’s perhaps best known for his song, “Big Ole (Game) Cock” which has become the adopted anthem of USC and even played in the stadium.

“Edwin & I are both extremely excited to be playin' in Jacksonville the night before our Gamecocks take on the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame.  As long time friends, and lifelong University of South Carolina Gamecocks, Edwin & I could not think of a better way to celebrate a great year for Coach Beamer & his team than playin' a show in a stunningly beautiful venue for what I am sure will essentially feel like a "hometown" or at least "home team" crowd. "

- Patrick Davis

This is guaranteed to be a wonderful evening of entertainment wrapped in the humor and stories told by Edwin and Patrick.  The chemistry of these two performers on stage is magical and fans are offered a glimpse into the stories behind the songs.  Hear your favorite songs performed in an intimate acoustic setting and learn how and why they were written.  Exclusive one night only performance the evening prior to the Gator Bowl featuring top-20 teams South Carolina & Notre Dame.  A limited number of VIP tickets are available at http://www.patrickdavismusic.com/ all other reserved tickets can be purchased at www.FloridaTheatre.com/events beginning on Friday, December 16 at 10am ET.

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