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A SPRINGSTEEN CELEBRATION
A Springsteen Celebration is simply that... A celebration of the music, sound, energy, and crowd interaction of a Hard-Rockin', Heart-Stoppin', Booty-Shakin' Lengendary, Rock N' Roll, Live-Performance Experience of Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band.
The band is based in Nashville, TN and is a band that produces the Boss's sound, energy, and crowd interaction of a Springsteen live show! However, A Springsteen Celebration does not try to impersonate the looks of the originals.
In the fall of 2022, A Springsteen Celebration was nominated by The Josie awards as Best Tribute Band of the Year with the Awards show being held at the Grand Old Opry House in Nashville, TN!
The band is based in Nashville, TN and is a band that produces the Boss's sound, energy, and crowd interaction of a Springsteen live show! However, A Springsteen Celebration does not try to impersonate the looks of the originals.
In the fall of 2022, A Springsteen Celebration was nominated by The Josie awards as Best Tribute Band of the Year with the Awards show being held at the Grand Old Opry House in Nashville, TN!
Nashville Session Quartet
Join us for a special afternoon with the Nashville Session Quartet on April 27th at 3:00 PM.
This incredible quartet, led by the legendary David Davidson, one of Nashville's top violinists, is renowned for its work on hundreds of iconic recordings spanning the last 40 years of the music industry.
Hosted by the talented Russell Davis, a favorite collaborative pianist in Nashville, the quartet will take you on a musical journey that blends the best of Classical and Classic Hits—from Bach to Dolly Parton, Mozart to Johnny Cash, Beethoven to The Beatles, plus Opera, Grand Ole Opry tunes, Silver Screen favorites, and Broadway gems!
Get ready for an eclectic, energetic, and exciting ride across a wide range of musical styles, all brought to life by this amazing team of musicians.
David and Russell are thrilled to return for the fourth time to the Temple Theatre, where they’ll perform on the best piano in Middle Tennessee—the Imperial Bösendorfer Grand Piano!
Don’t miss this unforgettable performance.
This incredible quartet, led by the legendary David Davidson, one of Nashville's top violinists, is renowned for its work on hundreds of iconic recordings spanning the last 40 years of the music industry.
Hosted by the talented Russell Davis, a favorite collaborative pianist in Nashville, the quartet will take you on a musical journey that blends the best of Classical and Classic Hits—from Bach to Dolly Parton, Mozart to Johnny Cash, Beethoven to The Beatles, plus Opera, Grand Ole Opry tunes, Silver Screen favorites, and Broadway gems!
Get ready for an eclectic, energetic, and exciting ride across a wide range of musical styles, all brought to life by this amazing team of musicians.
David and Russell are thrilled to return for the fourth time to the Temple Theatre, where they’ll perform on the best piano in Middle Tennessee—the Imperial Bösendorfer Grand Piano!
Don’t miss this unforgettable performance.
World Turning - "The Live Fleetwood Mac Experience"
World Turning Band "The Live Fleetwood Mac Experience" is a Nashville based tribute band made up of six superbly talented, professional musicians. They will be making their second appearance at the Temple Theatre.
What you get at a World Turning show is not only the music played and sung brilliantly but a performance that really captures the essence and personality of this iconic band. Whether it's Stevie twirling with her tambourine looking longingly into Lyndsey's eyes, or that one the edge passion that Lyndsey brings to his performance, the beauty, grace and soul of Christine's voice or the hard rocking grooves of Fleetwood and McVie.
World Turning has got it all and will make you feel like you are watching the REAL THING! It is their intention to share, honor and keep alive this incredible music for years to come.
What you get at a World Turning show is not only the music played and sung brilliantly but a performance that really captures the essence and personality of this iconic band. Whether it's Stevie twirling with her tambourine looking longingly into Lyndsey's eyes, or that one the edge passion that Lyndsey brings to his performance, the beauty, grace and soul of Christine's voice or the hard rocking grooves of Fleetwood and McVie.
World Turning has got it all and will make you feel like you are watching the REAL THING! It is their intention to share, honor and keep alive this incredible music for years to come.
Marty Brown in Concert
Marty Brown delivers an unforgettable country music Marty Brown delivers an unforgettable country music concert, blending his own chart-topping hits with classic covers of legends like George Jones, Hank Williams Jr., and Johnny Cash. His performance always leaves audiences begging for more!
A beloved figure in traditional country music, Marty Brown is known for his powerful songwriting and unique sound. In the early '90s, he recorded three successful albums for MCA Records: Wild Kentucky Skies, Wildest Dreams, and High and Dry. He also released a fourth album, Here's To the Honkytonks, with Hightone Records. Marty’s talent caught the eye of retail mogul Sam Walton, who personally endorsed him, making Marty the first artist to perform at Walmart Grand Openings across the South.
Throughout his career, Marty has shared the stage with country giants like George Jones, Hank Williams Jr., Garth Brooks, and Brooks & Dunn. He’s also a hit songwriter, penning the soulful and catchy tune "I'm From the Country and I Like It That Way" for Tracy Byrd. Marty’s heartwarming love song, "To the Moon," recorded by George Strait on his Cowboys and Dreamers album, has racked up over 1 million streams on Spotify.
Marty Brown gained nationwide attention as a standout contestant on America's Got Talent Season 8, with his audition video going viral and earning over 25 million views. In 2022, he was inducted into the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame, cementing his legacy as a country music icon.concert, blending his own chart-topping hits with classic covers of legends like George Jones, Hank Williams Jr., and Johnny Cash. His performance always leaves audiences begging for more!
A beloved figure in traditional country music, Marty Brown is known for his powerful songwriting and unique sound. In the early '90s, he recorded three successful albums for MCA Records: Wild Kentucky Skies, Wildest Dreams, and High and Dry. He also released a fourth album, Here's To the Honkytonks, with Hightone Records. Marty’s talent caught the eye of retail mogul Sam Walton, who personally endorsed him, making Marty the first artist to perform at Walmart Grand Openings across the South.
A beloved figure in traditional country music, Marty Brown is known for his powerful songwriting and unique sound. In the early '90s, he recorded three successful albums for MCA Records: Wild Kentucky Skies, Wildest Dreams, and High and Dry. He also released a fourth album, Here's To the Honkytonks, with Hightone Records. Marty’s talent caught the eye of retail mogul Sam Walton, who personally endorsed him, making Marty the first artist to perform at Walmart Grand Openings across the South.
Throughout his career, Marty has shared the stage with country giants like George Jones, Hank Williams Jr., Garth Brooks, and Brooks & Dunn. He’s also a hit songwriter, penning the soulful and catchy tune "I'm From the Country and I Like It That Way" for Tracy Byrd. Marty’s heartwarming love song, "To the Moon," recorded by George Strait on his Cowboys and Dreamers album, has racked up over 1 million streams on Spotify.
Marty Brown gained nationwide attention as a standout contestant on America's Got Talent Season 8, with his audition video going viral and earning over 25 million views. In 2022, he was inducted into the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame, cementing his legacy as a country music icon.concert, blending his own chart-topping hits with classic covers of legends like George Jones, Hank Williams Jr., and Johnny Cash. His performance always leaves audiences begging for more!
A beloved figure in traditional country music, Marty Brown is known for his powerful songwriting and unique sound. In the early '90s, he recorded three successful albums for MCA Records: Wild Kentucky Skies, Wildest Dreams, and High and Dry. He also released a fourth album, Here's To the Honkytonks, with Hightone Records. Marty’s talent caught the eye of retail mogul Sam Walton, who personally endorsed him, making Marty the first artist to perform at Walmart Grand Openings across the South.
An Evening with Suzy Boggus
Suzy’s rise to stardom was a thrilling journey! In 1989, her hit “Cross My Broken Heart” cracked the Top 15, followed by the 1991 duet “Hopelessly Yours” with Lee Greenwood. Her 1991 album Aces skyrocketed her career, producing three Top 10 hits and earning her the CMA Horizon Award. In 1993, “Drive South” hit No. 2, and she scored two more Top 5 hits with “Just Like the Weather” and “Hey Cinderella.”
Suzy continued to shine with albums like Simpatico (1994, with Chet Atkins), Swing!, American Folk Songbook, and Lucky. A regular on the road and the Grand Ole Opry, her legacy remains one of talent and dedication to her craft.
Suzy continued to shine with albums like Simpatico (1994, with Chet Atkins), Swing!, American Folk Songbook, and Lucky. A regular on the road and the Grand Ole Opry, her legacy remains one of talent and dedication to her craft.
Jared Freiburg and The Vagabonds
Jared Freiburg spent five years touring the world performing as Jerry Lee Lewis in the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical, Million Dollar Quartet. Since then he has been traveling with his own show, celebrating the music and artists of the early Rock and Roll era. Jared takes his audiences on a high-energy Rock and Roll thrill ride through the songs and sounds of icons like Ray Charles, Frank Sinatra, Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis, and more. Filled with good vibrations, electriying piano mastery, and a non-stop parade of favorite golden oldies, these musical treasures continue to captivate audiences across generations.
Twitty & Lynn: A Salute to Conway & Loretta
At the start of every Twitty & Lynn show, there’s a moment that lets country fans travel back in time. When Tre Twitty and Tayla Lynn lock eyes after the band plays the intro to "Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man," it’s like seeing the magic of their legendary grandparents come to life. Tre, Conway Twitty’s grandson, and Tayla, Loretta Lynn’s granddaughter, share a look that echoes the powerful chemistry their grandparents had on stage.
For the next 90 minutes, audiences are swept into country music history. “Fans always say that when they see us together, they feel like there’s something genetic between us,” says Tre. “We’re telling our grandparents’ story through ours.”
But Twitty & Lynn aren’t impersonators—they’re celebrators. They don’t try to mimic their grandparents’ looks or moves. Instead, they honor the lost art of duet singing and country music’s legacy, all while keeping “Poppy” and “Memaw” alive in the hearts of their fans. "We’re the new version of what they started, but we also want to preserve the past," says Tre. "At our shows, country music is passed down through generations."
For Tayla, it’s all about family: “We have so much love and respect for Conway and Loretta, and we want to make them proud." Loretta herself was deeply moved by their tribute, often telling Tayla that Tre had “Conway’s heart.” Tayla, who was incredibly close to her grandmother, says, “It brought back so many memories for her, of when s
For the next 90 minutes, audiences are swept into country music history. “Fans always say that when they see us together, they feel like there’s something genetic between us,” says Tre. “We’re telling our grandparents’ story through ours.”
But Twitty & Lynn aren’t impersonators—they’re celebrators. They don’t try to mimic their grandparents’ looks or moves. Instead, they honor the lost art of duet singing and country music’s legacy, all while keeping “Poppy” and “Memaw” alive in the hearts of their fans. "We’re the new version of what they started, but we also want to preserve the past," says Tre. "At our shows, country music is passed down through generations."
For Tayla, it’s all about family: “We have so much love and respect for Conway and Loretta, and we want to make them proud." Loretta herself was deeply moved by their tribute, often telling Tayla that Tre had “Conway’s heart.” Tayla, who was incredibly close to her grandmother, says, “It brought back so many memories for her, of when s
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