Fresh off his first major release in four decades, the iconic soul singer performs songs written over his illustrious career, from his first hit in 1961 to tunes written just last year with Grammy-winning producer John Leventhal.
The “sharp, confident and creatively reenergized” (Popdust) vocalist takes the Park Stage at 3:10pm for a half-hour set of “the perfect top-down, volume-blasting summertime jams” (DuJour), playing alongside country music’s rising stars and familiar favorites.
Third Man Records' first Nashville signee performs on the Opry At The Ryman Matinee on the heels of her recently released debut album, Midwest Farmer’s Daughter.
The Atlanta, GA, folk-prog luminaries, renowned for their ambitious live sets, showcases the eight-string psychedelic folk off their just released self-titled LP in this headlining set.
Third Man Records' first Nashville signee performs a 25-minute set on the Park Stage at 3:10 pm during a full day of free music and activities throughout downtown.
Third Man Records' first Nashville signee plays the first of a two-night stand supporting her recently released debut album, Midwest Farmer’s Daughter.
NOTE: SOLD OUT
Third Man Records' first Nashville signee plays the second of a two-night stand supporting her recently released debut album, Midwest Farmer’s Daughter.
NOTE: SOLD OUT
Inspired by the mundaneness and materialism of modern life, the Charleston, SC, four-piece plays new stadium-sized anthems off its forthcoming gospel-influenced release, Toogoodoo.
The incisive singer-songwriter and his five-piece band play songs from his latest rousing folk-rock release, Cold Snap, produced by Mike Mogis (Bright Eyes, First Aid Kit).
With authenticity that makes each song linger long after the music fades, Rogers and his band return to the Opry stage’s coveted circle for a handful of songs showcasing earnest vocals, insightful songwriting and taut musicianship.
Mixing psychedelic and roots-rock to form his own robust pop sound, the East Tennessean and his band play a hometown show performing songs off his Frank Liddell/Eric Masse-produced debut album, Southern Iron.
