Noah Hicks - Small Town Does Tour - with Brian Fuller + Reid Morris at MilkBoy
Tuesday, October 28, 2025
Doors: 7:00 PM | Show: 8:00 PM
21+
Noah Hicks Meet & Greet is available and includes:
> Show Admission with Early Entry (General Admission)
> 1-on-1 Photo with Noah
> Brief Q&A
> Commemorative Signed VIP Lanyard
> Exclusive merch item
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About MilkBoy
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Please Note: MilkBoy’s stage is located on the 2nd floor and is standing room only. All patrons must be able to walk the flight of steps in order to enter the venue, as there is no elevator in the building.
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About Noah Hicks
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Raised on a chicken and cattle farm in Carrollton, Georgia, Noah Hicks grew up with the kind of small-town values you can’t fake — hard work, humility, and a deep love for country music. Whether he was behind the wheel of a tractor or riding around his hometown with buddies, Noah’s soundtrack was always country radio. One night, his buddy pulled him onstage to sing a Luke Combs cover, and when he heard the crowd sing back every word, he knew this was it.
Since moving to Nashville and signing with Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment (Big Machine Label Group), Noah has emerged as one of country’s most electric new voices. With over 100 million global streams, he's collaborated with artists like Justin Moore, Rhett Akins, Ashley Cooke, Jon Langston, and Travis Denning, and earned breakout success with songs like “I Can Tell You’re Small Town” (trending with 29K+ TikTok videos), “Dirt Roads Dirt”, and “Small Town Does” (his highest streaming debut yet).
Live, Hicks brings stadium-level energy to every room — whether it’s a 500-cap club or a festival stage. He’s opened for HARDY, Ernest, Justin Moore, Parker McCollum, and more, and performed at major events including CMA Fest and Tortuga. His music is high-octane, yet rooted in that same small-town lifestyle he grew up on.
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About Brian Fuller
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Brian Fuller, a South Georgia native raised in a musical family, has been performing since childhood—strumming a guitar before he could talk and playing local gigs by age 13. Cutting his teeth on bar stages, flatbeds, and backyard fire pits, he learned early how to connect with an audience and turn moments into music. In 2019, he moved to Nashville, hustling through nonstop writing sessions, late-night gigs, and odd jobs until landing his first major-label cut, “I Could Be That Rain” (recorded by Randall King), which became his debut country radio single. That milestone opened the door to a 2024 publishing deal with Sony Music Publishing.
Since then, Fuller has toured with artists like Randall King, Dylan Marlowe, and Riley Green, steadily building a fanbase drawn to his honest, down-to-earth style. With over 8 million streams and placements on top Spotify playlists like Fresh Finds, New Boots, and Hot Country, he’s proving himself both as a songwriter and performer. Writing for people who live and breathe the rural lifestyle—dirt roads, river days, and faith-filled Sundays—Fuller, now 27, is poised for a breakout with new music and a packed tour schedule on the horizon.
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About Reid Morris
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Country Music artist and songwriter from Carrollton, Georgia.
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