Back for another three-night stand, husband-and-wife guitar virtuosos Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi, along with the rest of this 12-piece ensemble, bring the drive of Southern soul and the energy of electric rhythm & blues to this kick-off performance.
One of rock & roll’s most respected live acts continues its three-night run, embodying the vision of a large touring family bound by music. The band’s most recent effort, 2016's Let Met Get By (Fantasy Records), earned praise from Rolling Stone, the Wall Street Journal and Associated Press, which called it "one of the great records of the year."
The closing night of this three-night run also serves as a preview of the upcoming “Wheels of Soul” tour, which will hit some of the country’s premier outdoor venues on the band's most ambitious summer tour to date.
The indie-pop duo is touring North America for the first time in four years. A set highlighting songs from new album Plural (Downtown/Interscope) finds the pair playing confident, catchy and fully realized synth-pop.
The Nashville native, whose new EP comes out this May and who penned a Billboard Top Five hit for country singer Granger Smith, brings his writing insights to the Tin Pan South Songwriters Festival. Now in its 25th year, Tin Pan South celebrates Music City’s songwriting community.
