Charley Crockett is no longer the underdog in country music. Having famously risen from street busking to festival stages, the tireless locally based troubadour continues to chart his own way. Two albums this year, $10 Cowboy and Visions of Dallas, evolve the legend to his current mission of kicking down industry doors, with ballads like the weary but defiant “Good at Losing,” but Crockett’s traditional sound wrangling country, blues, and soul, his deep bed of unexpected covers, and his charismatic stage show now have the industry chasing him to catch up. Seminal soul man Lee Fields opens. – Doug Freeman