![Carrie St. Louis Talks Playing Dolly Parton In 'Dolly: A True Original Musical' [EXCLUSIVE]](https://www.everythingnash.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/carrie-st.-louis-dolly-150x150.jpg)
Dolly: A True Original Musical, about Dolly Parton‘s life and career, is open now in Nashville. Held at Belmont University’s Fisher Center in Nashville, the biopic covers all of Parton’s story, beginning with her early days in the Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee. Three actresses portray Parton at various stages throughout her life, including Carrie St. Louis, who plays…
![The Bacon Brothers Talk Return to Nashville As Part Of Their Freestanding Tour [EXCLUSIVE]](https://www.everythingnash.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/bacon-brothers-jacob-blinkenstaff-150x150.jpg)
The Bacon Brothers are returning for a performance in Nashville, this time at the Polk Theater, as part of their Freestanding Tour. The duo, made up of siblings Michael and Kevin Bacon, will perform on Saturday, August 9 in the downtown Nashville venue. Michael has a lengthy history in Nashville, dating back to 1972, when he married his wife,…
Ashley McBryde is opening a new bar inside Eric Church‘s Chief’s. McBryde, who has been sober since 2022, announces the opening of Redemption Bar, a zero-proof cocktail menu, inspired by “McBryde’s personal path to sobriety and designed as a welcoming space that honors authenticity, connection, and original songwriting,” per a press release. Redemption Bar is the first of its…
Luke Bryan and Ashley McBryde are among the artists who will perform for the upcoming ACM Honors ceremony. They will be joined by Amy Grant, Little Big Town‘s Karen Fairchild, Carly Pearce and Russell Dickerson. More performers are expected to be announced shortly. Keep reading to find out more about the upcoming ACM Honors ceremony. When The ACM Honors…
![Craig Campbell Talks Benefit Concert At the Ryman Auditorium [EXCLUSIVE]](https://www.everythingnash.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/craig-campbell-cma-Peyton-Bredemeier--150x150.jpg)
Craig Campbell is hosting a benefit at the Ryman Auditorium, to benefit a cause that is very personal to him. Campbell will headline the Kenny Campbell Foundation Benefit Concert, named after Campbell’s late father, who passed away from colorectal cancer. The concert, taking place on July 24th, will also include performances by Bradley Gaskin, along with Michael Ray, Bryan…
We now know all of the artists performing for the televised CMA Fest TV special, CMA Fest Presented by SoFi. The three-hour show, airing on June 26 on ABC, will be hosted by Cody Johnson and Ashley McBryde. Johnson will perform both “The Fall” and “She Hurts Like Tequila,” the latter a collaboration with Carín León. McBryde will perform…
Few comedians have the success of Nate Bargatze. The Nashville native is the highest-grossing comedian in the United States, setting an attendance record in 2023 at Music City’s Bridgestone Arena, with 19,365 people, beating a record previously held by Morgan Wallen. He also tours the country, appears on primetime and late night TV shows, and sells out his shows…
![The Counting Crows' Adam Duritz Talks New Album, New Tour + More [EXCLUSIVE]](https://www.everythingnash.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/adamduritzmarkseliger-150x150.jpg)
Counting Crows have a lengthy history of making music on their own terms. It’s a force that has guided them throughout the last more than 30 years, ever since their debut August and Everything After album came out in 1993. Their eighth studio album, Butter Miracle, The Complete Sweets!, comes out on Friday, June 10, marking their first full-length…
Chapel Hart will no longer be participating in CMA Fest this week. The trio, made up of sisters Danica and Devynn Hart, along with cousin Trea Swindle, announce that they are unfortunately canceling all scheduled appearances, due to a personal family matter. “It is with heavy hearts that we, Chapel Hart, announce that we will not be attending this…
Jelly Roll headlined one of the three nights of Nashville’s recent rodeo, which he says will be the last time fans can see him perform in Music City for two years. During his performance, Jelly Roll says he doesn’t want to play in Nashville again until the new Nashville stadium opens, with him becoming the venue’s first headliner. “I…
