Charles Wesley Godwin Concerts Setlist
Charles Wesley Godwin concerts: setlists, upcoming live shows and concerts, 2026 tour
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Top 10 most played songs by Charles Wesley Godwin: Setlist highlights from the Last 40 Concerts.
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The setlist for the next concert features live songs from the following albums:
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Based on the average Setlist, Charles Wesley Godwin will perform live for about 1:34.
Here is the probable setlist inspired by recent concerts (69% probability):
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Cue Country Roads
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Lyin' Low
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Try Again
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Hallelujah High
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Temporary Town
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Better That Way
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Hey There Son
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I Caught the Sunrise
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All Again
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Another Leaf
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Willing and Able
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Place I Know
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Jesse
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Family Ties
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Hardwood Floors
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Take Me Home, Country Roads
(John Denver cover)
Willing and Able
Take Me Home, Country Roads
Charles Wesley Godwin Tour Map 2026
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Charles Wesley Godwin Biography
Charles Wesley Godwin's path to becoming one of the more authentic voices of country music was less traditional than one might think. He played high school football and majored in finance at West Virginia University before, serendipitously, hearing about singer-songwriters like Kris Kristofferson and John Prine. It wasn’t until his twenties that he picked up his first guitar.
His 2019 debut album "Seneca" revealed his rich narrative voice, but 2021’s "How the Mighty Fall" demonstrated his scope by reaching beyond the autobiographical to other individuals' narratives. His genuineness drew the attention of Zach Bryan, and the pair worked together on "Jamie" and went on tour.
2023 was a banner year with family-oriented "Family Ties", his first for Big Loud Records. The album is an album-length family photo album—"Miner Imperfections" for his dad, and "Gabriel" and "Dance in the Rain" for his children. He even nodded to his alma mater’s heritage with "Cue Country Roads" and penned a sequel to Springsteen’s "State Trooper" with "10-38".
What’s special about Godwin is not just his songwriting—it’s the fact that his music is anchored in West Virginia soil. Whether he’s playing live from church or recording tracks for the soundtrack of "The Hunger Games", he’s introducing mountain credibility into modern country music, showing that sometimes the best storytellers are those who truly know where they’re from.
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