The legendary GRAMMY-, Emmy-, and Tony-winning artist joins Rod Stewart for another trek across North America following the incredible success and rave reviews for their 2017 summer tour. After 30 years, Lauper continues to explore pop, electronic dance music, American standards, the Memphis blues and, with her latest studio album Detour, country classics.
2018 breakouts and “your new folk-rock heroes” (Rolling Stone) play the first night of Lightning 100’s free Live On The Green music festival. The five-piece brings their Triple A #1-charting single “Silver Lining” and the rest of their self-titled debut to the festival stage ahead of future appearances at Austin City Limits, Life Is Beautiful, Bumbershoot, Voodoo and more.
Landes plays a hometown show behind her new album, Meet Me At The River (8/10 via Yep Rock), which was inspired by the classic sound of the Kentucky native’s newly adopted home and her collaboration with legendary producer Fred Foster (Roy Orbison, Dolly Parton, Kris Kristofferson).
Songwriter for Dave Cobb’s Low Country Sound brings his band to perform music from new album Somewhere In Between (10/12) during this Lightning 100 Sunday Night show. Hood is behind Brent Cobb's "King of Alabama," Anderson East's "Surrender" and songs cut by Lee Ann Womack, Miranda Lambert, Little Big Town and others.
The Kentucky native with “a voice that moves with the heft and certainty of a tractor-trailer” (New York Times) makes his Opry debut. Rolling Stone Country praises Carmichael’s single “It’s Simple” as “a rare breed,” and his debut LP, Hell On An Angel, is out 10/26 via Riser House Records.
The rapping/singing/scatting producer and saxophonist opens for Leon Bridges and previews music from his forthcoming debut album. On stage, Masego brings to life a world of looping beats and pomp fusing rap with R&B, house and jazz - in other words, "the future of hip hop” (LA Weekly).
Dean Miller, the son of the late Roger Miller, plays with the house band, followed by an in-store appearance at the Opry Shop where he’ll sign copies of the forthcoming King of the Road: A Tribute to Roger Miller. Dean and Cole Barnum Wright co-produced the tribute album that offers a fresh look at a creative giant whose music continues to shape contemporary music; Ringo Starr, Dolly Parton, Kacey Musgraves and more contribute to the album.
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