Ashley McBryde Adds 2026 Redemption Residency Dates

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Ashley McBryde. Photo: Katie Kauss

Ashley McBryde is extending her Redemption Residency at the Neon Steeple at Chief’s in Nashville into 2026.

She’s announcing four new sets of dates for the New Year with specific themes attached. January and March’s “Just Me And My Shadow” shows will be solo acoustic nights where McBryde’s storytelling will take center stage. February’s “Postcards From Lindeville” will be a double header featuring fan favorite character songs throughout McBryde’s career, from “Jalopies & Expensive Guitars” to “The Devil I Know.”

April’s “Mixtape From The Mixed Up Years” will include two nights of covers playing “the music that made us want to make music” that narrate McBryde’s story, from growing up in Arkansas, to playing biker bars and back porches, to becoming a Grammy-winning member of the Grand Ole Opry today.

Tickets for The Redemption Residency go on pre-sale exclusively to McBryde’s Fan Club (Trybe) members today (Oct. 28.) Members of the Church Choir will have access on Oct. 29, with general on sale following on Oct. 31. In addition to early ticket access, Premium Trybe Members unlock a range of exclusive perks tied to the Redemption experience, including 48-hour pre-sales for Chief’s events, entry to the intimate Trybe Coffee Tours at Redemption Bar, and a dedicated Priority Entry Line to make getting through the doors quicker and easier.

Located on the fifth floor of Eric Church’s Chief’s in the heart of Nashville’s Lower Broadway, Redemption is inspired by McBryde’s personal path to sobriety. Designed specifically with the singer-songwriter in mind, Redemption Bar features an intimate stage that accommodates troubadour-style performances only, holding 1-2 players max with an intentional focus on showcasing original music, and the creatives that make Music City.

The Redemption Residency 2026:
Thurs. January 22
Fri. January 23
Thurs. February 19
Fri. February 20
Thurs. March 19
Fri. March 20
Fri. April 17
Sat. April 18

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