Allison Russell wraps up her “All Returners” tour at the historic Ryman Auditorium with a night filled with spectacle, intimacy, and special guests.

Evan’s shows are something really special to see live.

It also helps that he bowled a perfect strike mid-song. I haven’t seen that one before.

The Ryman Auditorium is a special place for any act to play, with its storied walls being home to countless moments of music history. To no genre does this ring more true than country music, and for a country musician to not only play at The Mother Church but also sell it out for their debut, well that is something special.

After over two years away from The Music City, Khruangbin return with their biggest headline show in Nashville to date.

IDLES headline Nashville for the first time in nearly six years, selling out Marathon Music Works’ garage and packing it full of punks, rockers, and scum.

Wild Rivers make their Ryman debut with a sold-out weeknight concert, ending their near two-year hiatus from the Music City.

Returning for a night at The Ryman, Futurebirds bring a spirited and eventful show to Nashville’s holiest musical site.

Lake Street Dive leave their mark on Nashville with a night of celebration, love, and downright fun, groovy music.

Out for the second of two nights at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium, Ben Platt brings the “Honeymind” tour in full force.

City and Colour returns to the Music City for the first time since 2019 for a remarkable night of music and communion in The Mother Church.

Out in support of her sixth studio album under the Waxahatchee name, Tigers Blood, Katie Crutchfield has managed to not only solidify her sound, but also redefine it.

It is hard to describe Sammy Rae as anything other than exciting. These are shows you’re going to want to dance at, this is a live band. I would place money on the rooms that The Friends play over the next few years will only continue to grow.