Bobby Bones’ Live Broadcast Event To Air In Movie Theaters

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Bobby Bones‘ “Music Night: Live From Nashville!” will air in select movie theaters in March.

The program will feature hit songwriters Brett James, Kelly Archer and Matt Jenkins sharing the stories behind the songs. There have been 40 No. 1 songs between the three writers, including chart toppers from Carrie Underwood, Jelly Roll, Taylor Swift, Keith Urban, Kelly Clarkson, Martina McBride, Kenny Chesney, Old Dominion, Jordan Davis, Brett Young, Faith Hill and more.

The live broadcast will air on March 8 at 7 p.m. CT, with an encore presentation on March 11 at 7 p.m. local time.

“Music Night” will be broadcast live from The Analog, one of Nashville’s most intimate and coveted live music venues, offering a listening room-like atmosphere. The event is presented in collaboration with Fathom Entertainment, a distributor of specialty content to theaters around the world. Viewers will get an exclusive front-row experience of an authentic, stripped-back musical performance streamed directly to theaters near them.

“There’s something truly special about getting to hear the stories behind the songs we all know and love,” shares Bones. “Songwriters are the heart of the music industry, and this event is a chance to shine a light on their incredible talent. I’m thrilled to bring the magic of Nashville’s songwriting tradition to audiences in theaters across the country in a way that’s never been done before.”

“For more than twenty years, Fathom has delivered the ultimate ‘best seat in the house’ experience to music fans, showcasing an incredible range of talent on the big screen,” adds Ray Nutt, Chief Executive Officer of Fathom Entertainment. “With ‘Music Night,’ we are doing something truly unique – putting the songwriters themselves in the spotlight. Fans of Nashville’s dynamic live music scene, the music business, and the art of songwriting will not want to miss this one-of-a-kind experience that celebrates the heart and soul behind the music like never before.”

“I had been in and out of Nashville for years, but it wasn’t until I moved here that I discovered the city’s most prized possession: the songwriters,” says Executive Producer Dean Sell. “Nashville is a very special place, but not everyone can get here. So we’re bringing a little piece of Music City to the world.”

Tickets for the movie theater broadcasts can be purchased here.

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