Watch Koe Wetzel Absolutely Kill 'Creeps' Live From Sonic Ranch

Fans of Koe Wetzel know unequivocally that he has one of the most underrated voices in music -- I just fell bad for all of these folks over there distracted by his tattoos and man-bun, they've obviously got too much wax in their ears. Koe's voice (and limited whistling abilities) are on full display in Tornillo, TX.

Koe and the boys tone it down a bit from the original zombie killing epic "Creeps" video, but I think you're gonna like this one just as much.

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And that reminds me boys and girls, if you haven't got tickets to our Koe Wetzel Nelly show yet, what are you waiting for? Rose City Music Festival is coming to Tyler, TX on Oct. 8th.

From the same minds behind Red Dirt BBQ & Music Festival, the inaugural Rose City Music Festival, starring Koe Wetzel and Nelly is coming to the Square in Tyler on October 8th. We are proud to welcome the biggest, most eclectic concert lineup in the history of downtown Tyler. We've got something for pretty much everyone here.

We are coming out swinging with a massive lineup including East Texas native and Platinum selling country-rocker, Koe Wetzel, and Multi-Platinum selling, Grammy award winning rapper, Nelly. We're also proud to bring '22 American Idol Top-5 finisher and Tyler native Fritz Hager III, and so much more.

Don't sleep on these tickets, click here and secure yours now.

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So, yeah, if you're reading this there's a very good chance this home is out of your price range. Hell, it's out of the price range of 99.9% of us, maybe more. But that doesn't mean we can't peep in on how the other .00001% are living there in Houston, TX, right?

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