Wade Bowen’s music video for “Friday Night” is a nostalgic tribute to high school football and small-town Texas life ¹. The video features Troy Aikman, the legendary Dallas Cowboys quarterback, as a public address announcer, and follows a former high school football player reminiscing about his glory days.
The video is inspired by the popular TV series “Friday Night Lights” and has a cinematic feel, with scenes of football games, parties, and nights at the hometown diner ². Bowen’s own high school football coach makes a cameo appearance, adding to the nostalgic value ¹.
Bowen has said that the song and video are a tribute to his own high school football days and the memories that have stayed with him ³. He’s also grateful to have Aikman on board, calling him an “amazing guy” who shares his passion for music ³.
The song is part of Bowen’s 10th studio album, “Flyin’,” which was released in May this year ⁴. The album has 12 tracks and features a range of genres, from country to rock to blues ⁴.
Bowen is currently on tour and will be opening for Carly Pearce’s “hummingbird” world tour in February next year ¹. He’s also scheduled to perform at various festivals and venues in Texas and beyond ¹.
Overall, “Friday Night” is a heartwarming tribute to small-town Texas life and the memories that make us who we are ¹. With its nostalgic value and cinematic feel, it’s a must-watch for anyone who’s ever been part of a close-knit community ².
