Tin Pan South Night One Features Sara Evans, Brittney Spencer, Luke Laird, More

Annie Bosko and Sara Evans. Photo: Courtesy of NSAI.

Tin Pan South kicked off a great week of music Tuesday night (April 2) at bars and listening rooms across Nashville.

Jerry Salley, Victoria Shaw, Rafe Van Hoy and Gary Burr took on the early show at Analog at Hutton Hotel, while Jamie Moore, Eric Paslay, Dan Wilson and a special guest played at Cross-Eyed Critters Watering Hole. Chayce Beckham, Tyler Braden, HunterGirl and Drew Kennedy played Station Inn. Fancy Hagood, Lucie Silvas and Brittney Spencer had some special guests at The Listening Room.

Performers at The Listening Room during Tin Pan South. Photo: Courtesy of NSAI.

Annie Bosko, Sara Evans and some special guests played the 6 p.m. show at 3rd & Lindsley before Barry Dean, Luke Laird, Lori McKenna and Steve Moakler took over at 9 p.m.

Pictured (L-R): Barry Dean, Lori McKenna, Steve Moakler, Luke Laird. Photo: Courtesy of NSAI.

Hank Compton, Madison Kozak, Griffen Palmer and Mark Trussell took the stage at Anzie Blue for the late show; while Mae Estes, MartiJane, Autumn McEntire and a special guest played at Cross-Eyed Critters Watering Hole.

Julia Cole, Charles Esten, Tony Evans Jr. and Fred Wilhelm closed out The Bluebird Cafe with some music; as did Pryor Baird, Marv Green, Tim Nichols and Jeffrey Steele at The Listening Room.

Pictured (L-R): ET Brown (SESAC), Gary Burr, Jerry Salley, Victoria Shaw, Lydia Schultz Cahill, Scott Jungmichel (SESAC), Rafe Van Hoy.

Among the songwriters who will be featured at tonight’s rounds (April 3) are Ashley Cooke, Cole Swindell, Ingrid Andress, Kasey Tyndall, Hardy, Emily Shackelton, Taylor Phillips, Trannie Anderson, Randy Montana, Ashley Gorley and many more. See the full schedule here.

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