(Las Vegas, Nev.) – Award winning singer, songwriter, entertainer, and entrepreneur Toby Keith continued his three-show run at Dolby Live at Park MGM in Las Vegas last night with another triumphant performance.

In the second of three shows (that sold out in minutes to became one of the fastest selling tickets in the venue’s history), fans came with amplified energy that only increased during his two hour set that featured some of Keith’s 32 No. 1s and 42 top 10 hits. But just as with the December 10 show, one of their favorite moments came when he sat on a stool, center stage and performed six songs that he said “should’ve been singles.” One more show is scheduled at the venue for Thursday, December 14.

The Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee has built his success largely on the strength of his own songwriting. His recently released album 100% Songwriter highlights 13 of many of his most iconic solo-written songs, putting him in company with other performing songwriters including Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, Loretta Lynn, Willie Nelson and Dolly Parton.

And his latest hit single, “Don’t Let The Old Man In,” is yet another example of his talent. Written by Keith in 2018, the song was inspired by a conversation with Clint Eastwood and was later featured in Eastwood’s movie, “The Mule.” It took the spotlight again at this September’s People’s Choice Country Awards, where Keith performed the song after being honored as the PCCA’s Country Icon. “His powerful performance of a lyric facing mortality was an emotionally gripping moment that electrified us all,” (Robert K. Oermann, Music Row DISClaimer), and immediately boosted the song and music video into the No. 1 spot on the iTunes Country Songs and Videos charts as well as Top 3 in the all-genre charts. The following week the single claimed the No.1 spot on Billboard’s Country Digital Song Sales chart and Top 3 on the all-genre chart. And a few weeks later, Big Machine Records partnered with Keith to promote the song, which earned most-added at Country radio upon impact.