Chris Stapleton, Marcus King, More Among Lineup For Ronnie Bowman Tribute In December

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Chris Stapleton, Marcus King, Ronnie Dunn and more are set to perform at a special tribute celebrating the life and legacy of bluegrass artist and songwriter Ronnie Bowman on Dec. 1 at Brooklyn Bowl Nashville.

The all-star show, presented by Eclipse Music Group, will also feature performances from Lee Ann Womack, Dierks Bentley, ERNEST, Dean Dillon, Ricky Skaggs & Sharon White, The Isaacs, Jason Crabb, Jake Owen, Clint Daniels, The Del McCoury Band, Mark Collie, Makayla Lynn, Dalton Davis and The Cannon Family. The evening will be hosted by Storme Warren.

On March 22, 2026, Bowman tragically passed away at age 64 following a motorcycle accident, leaving behind an extraordinary musical legacy and a community of family, friends, artists and songwriters whose lives he deeply impacted. The tribute show will bring together Ronnie’s musical family and friends to perform his songs alongside an all-star house band led by JT Cure, for a special night honoring the life, music, stories and songs of Bowman.

A three-time IBMA Male Vocalist of the Year, Bowman spent more than four decades building a standout career as a singer, songwriter, musician and producer. His songwriting reached far beyond bluegrass, with songs recorded by some of country’s biggest artists. He co-wrote Brooks & Dunn’s No. 1 “It’s Getting Better All The Time,” Kenny Chesney’s chart-topping “Never Wanted Nothing More” and Chris Stapleton’s “Nobody To Blame,” which earned ACM Song of the Year.

General admission tickets for the tribute and VIP bowling lanes go on sale to the public tomorrow (Oct. 2) at brooklynbowl.com/nashville.

Lorie Hollabaugh
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