Braxton Keith
Experience the rising honky-tonk fire of Braxton Keith, a Midland, Texas–born singer and songwriter who’s channeling the grit of West Texas dance halls into modern country music. With one foot in the heart of true-blue tradition and the other firmly planted in the now, Braxton’s sound delivers punchy pedal-steel riffs, throw-back twang, and storytelling rooted in real life.
Signed to Warner Music Nashville, his major-label debut track “Fall This Way” led the way into the EP Blue, expanding his footprint beyond Texas and onto national stages. Hits like “Cozy” further underscore his knack for crafting songs that feel timeless while still connecting with today’s audiences.
Whether he’s lighting up a two-step floor or laying bare a late-night ballad, Braxton Keith brings authenticity, energy, and unmistakable Texas swagger. Don’t miss your chance to see him live in Sikeston. It’s honky-tonk done the right way.
That Mexican OT
Experience the explosive rise of That Mexican OT, the Bay City, Texas–born rapper bringing a bold mix of Southern swagger and Mexican-American pride to the hip-hop scene. Born Virgil René Gazca, he overcame a tough upbringing and turned to music as an outlet, developing a sound defined by hard-hitting beats, rapid-fire delivery, and unmistakable Texas flavor.
His breakout hit “Johnny Dang,” featuring Paul Wall and DRODi, shot him into the national spotlight in 2023, landing on the Billboard Hot 100 and introducing fans to his fearless style. His debut album Lonestar Luchador followed soon after, blending trap influences with Tejano flair and earning him major industry buzz.
With his cultural authenticity, gritty storytelling, and electrifying stage presence, That Mexican OT is quickly becoming one of hip-hop’s most compelling new voices. Catch him live while you can. This is an artist on a fast climb.
(December 17, 2025 – Sikeston, MO) The Sikeston Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo is thrilled to announce an electrifying double-feature Saturday night lineup for the 2026 Rodeo, featuring rising honky-tonk star Braxton Keith and explosive hip-hop artist That Mexican OT. Saturday night will showcase two epic musical acts, offering fans an unforgettable night of diverse entertainment.
Braxton Keith, a singer-songwriter from Midland, Texas, brings authentic honky-tonk energy to the Rodeo stage. Signed to Warner Music Nashville, he channels the grit of West Texas dance halls into modern country music with punchy pedal-steel riffs, throwback twang, and real-life storytelling. His major-label debut "Fall This Way" led to his EP Blue, expanding his reach from Texas to national stages, and he continues to deliver Texas swagger that honors tradition while connecting with today's audiences.
Joining him is That Mexican OT, a Bay City, Texas-born rapper making waves with his bold mix of Southern swagger and Mexican-American pride. Born Virgil René Gazca, he developed a sound defined by hard-hitting beats, rapid-fire delivery, and unmistakable Texas flavor. His breakout hit "Johnny Dang," featuring Paul Wall and DRODi, landed on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2023, and his debut album Lonestar Luchador blends trap influences with Tejano flair, showcasing the gritty storytelling that's made him one of hip-hop’s most compelling new voices.
"We're incredibly excited to bring another double-feature Saturday night to Rodeo," said Issac Quick, 2026 General Chairman of the Sikeston Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo. "Braxton Keith and That Mexican OT are authentic, high-energy artists who are deeply connected to their roots and their communities. This lineup offers something for everyone, and fans are going to love this show."
The 2026 Sikeston Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo is packed with performances all week, starting with Tucker Wetmore on Wednesday, Blake Whiten on Thursday, Hudson Westbrook on Friday, and Braxton Keith and That Mexican OT closing out Saturday.
Tickets are on sale now. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit SikestonRodeo.com, call 800-455-BULL, or stop by the Rodeo box office.
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About the Sikeston Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo
The Sikeston Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo is the premier Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) event in the region, bringing in almost 40,000 people each year. The Rodeo is held annually by the Sikeston Junior Chamber of Commerce (Sikeston Jaycees). To learn more, visit SikestonRodeo.com.
About the Sikeston Jaycees
The Sikeston Junior Chamber of Commerce, or Sikeston Jaycees, was formed in 1934 and has since been dedicated to improving the Sikeston community. Today, the group is comprised of over 100 men who share the same desire and commitment to serve their community.