John Prine - Ryman Auditorium (Nashville)
Two-time Grammy winner and revered American songwriter of classics like “Angel from Montgomery,” “Sam Stone” and “Paradise” performs a special two-night engagement.
CalendarNashville Shows
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October 2016
01 October
07 October
Todd Snider - Ryman Auditorium (Nashville)
The East Nashville gonzo outlaw performs a solo show to celebrate his 50th birthday and the release of his new album, Eastside Bulldog.
11 October
Rick Astley - Marathon Music Works (Nashville)
On the heels of his first US album release in over 20 years, the iconic UK singer performs in Nashville for the first time ever. Earlier this year, Rolling Stone hailed Astley's live performance as "triumphant” with Billboard adding he was "in such tip-top shape it was as if he'd never stopped performing."
13 October
Joseph - Mercy Lounge (Nashville)
The Portland, OR, sister trio headlines a show supporting debut release I’m Alone, No You’re Not, a collection of sibling harmonies ranging from intimate to anthemic.
14 October
Lee Ann Womack - Ascend Amphitheater (Nashville)
The Grammy-winning vocalist and progressive traditionalist brings her unvarnished collection of country songs to Nashville, alongside Chris Stapleton.
14 October
Local Natives - Ryman Auditorium (Nashville)
The LA indie five-piece performs its hits and new songs from Sunlit Youth, its first album in three years, in partnership with Plus 1; one dollar from every ticket will support gender-based violence intervention and prevention programs.
17 October
Elvis Costello - Ryman Auditorium (Nashville)
The troubadour reworks best-known songs and future hits in the second American leg of his solo “Detour.” Hear Costello’s songbook within the context of his storied career in front of a large TV set displaying family photos, mottos and other mischief. New Orlean's Preservation Hall Jazz Band will join Costello during part of his set.
20 October
Maggie Rose - Ryman Auditorium (Nashville)
Praised as "one of Nashville's rising storytellers" (Washington Post), Rose joins Larry Gatlin, Lorrie Morgan and more for Opry Country Classics, a show celebrating the songs that made Music City.
22 October
The O’Connor Band - Grand Ole Opry (Nashville)
The Grammy- and CMA Award-winning fiddle/violin virtuoso and composer takes to the famed stage, joined by his family of strings - his wife, son and his son's fiancée. The variety of music and ensemble interplay will blow your mind, with twists and turns far beyond standard string-band arrangements.
23 October
Hailey Knox - Ryman Auditorium (Nashville)
On her first-ever tour, the 17-year-old viral breakout opens for Charlie Puth, performing solo guitar-and-loop-pedal compositions with poignant, observational lyrics.