Cody Johnson grew up in tiny Sebastapol, an unincorporated community on the eastern shore of the Trinity River that's never exceeded 500 residents. Even today, it's more than 30 miles to the nearest Walmart, in Huntsville, Texas, a 
town best known as the headquarters for the state's criminal justice department. It's a rough and tumble area, and it comes through in the music. Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, George Strait, Billy Joe Shaver – their songs were all essential to the local clubs, and Johnson was exposed to their mysterious allure even before he was old enough to get in.
We all know this man as an actor. A very good actor on his Emmy award winning show 24 and of course his latest television vehicle was “Designated Survivor” that reported had a tough second season ratings-wise, ABC Entertainment announced the series was cancled last May.
But Sutherland moves on with his music and this weeked his band will be performing at Miller Outdoor Theatre.
The multi-talented film and television actor adds singer-songwriter to his extensive resume 
and makes his Miller Theatre debut with his band. Expect a little country, rock, blues and Americana driven by his gritty vocals and anchored by his gift for telling compelling stories.
Musically, his shows encompass country, rock, blues and Americana driven by his gritty vocals and anchored by his gift for telling compelling stories in his songwriting. Though he loves writing and recording, the stage holds a special place in his heart, and for the last three years, he’s toured extensively earning the acclaimed actor a reputation as a relentless road warrior. His primary motivation as an artist is the thrill of forging that connection with his audience through the music.
This is the Texans pre-season opener with many gearing up for this "show-me" teaser since their tranning camp opend in the West Virginia preparing for this Fall's season.
When tranning camp opened Texanswire.com reported,"All eyes will be on Deshaun Watson and J.J. Watt as the two franchise cornerstones will look to show they are full healed and ready to compete this upcoming season. Outside of those 
two story lines, anything is truly up for debate. A slip up for one player could lead to a blooming star in another. An injury in practice could make a break a position while a camp body could end up walking away with a chance to make their NFL dream a reality.
In training camp, anything can happen to help or hurt a player or team and Houston is far from that exception. Here are 10 projections that could potentially happen over the next few weeks at The Greenbrier."
Lets see how it all works out tonight with this preseason opener.
