Whiskey Myers Wrap Inaugural ‘Moon Crush: Whiskey Moon’

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Whiskey Myers. Photo: Khris Poage

Whiskey Myers held their inaugural “Moon Crush: Whiskey Moon” destination event on Florida’s Emerald Coast on Nov. 7-9.

Throughout three nights of headline performances, Whiskey Myers delivered a set of their own hits alongside a full set of covers. Fans were treated to “Gimme Shelter” and “Jumpin’ Jack Flash” by The Rolling Stones, “The Chain” by Fleetwood Mac, “That Smell” and “Gimme Back My Bullets” by Lynyrd Skynyrd and “With A Little Help From My Friends” by Joe Cocker. As for their own tunes, performances of “Gasoline,” “Broken Window Serenade,” “The Wolf,” “Bury My Bones,” “John Wayne,” “Glitter Ain’t Gold” and “Stone,” among many others, were performed on stage.

Alongside Whiskey Myers, additional performers throughout the weekend included Charley Crockett, Shane Smith & The Saints, St. Paul & the Broken Bones, Josh Meloy, Stephen Wilson Jr., The Record Company, Kashus Culpepper, The Droptines, Noeline Hoffmann and Angel White.

The band will wrap 2025 with their seven date “Whiskey Myers & Friends Acoustic Tour,” which will hit Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Montclair, Scranton, Wallingford, Albany and Boston.

Josh Meloy. Photo: Khris Poage

Stephen Wilson Jr. Photo: Khris Poage

St. Paul & the Broken Bones. Photo: Khris Poage

Charley Crockett. Photo: Khris Poage

Shane Smith & The Saints. Photo: Khris Poage

Kashus Culpepper. Photo: Khris Poage

Noeline Hoffmann. Photo: Khris Poage

The Record Company. Photo: Khris Poage

Angel White. Photo: Khris Poage

Filmore Readies New Album Due In February

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FILMORE will release his new album, Atypical, on Feb. 20 via Mr. 305 Records.

FILMORE co-wrote on all 21 tracks on the project alongside Trannie Anderson, Jordan Minton, Geoff Warburton, Lydia Sutherland and Zach Abend, among many others, reflecting on the time he stepped away from music to focus on his family. He earned co-producer credits on 16 of the tracks.

He signed with Pitbull’s Mr. 305 Records last year. This marks his debut on the label.

“Working with Pitbull these last few years has truly made me a better artist,” shares FILMORE. “I’ve learned so much from him and I now consider him family. I’m truly blessed to have the opportunity to work with him and be a part of the Mr. 305 Records family!”

Following previously released album tracks “If I Was You,” “South On Me,” “Betcha Gonna,” “Hola” and “Love Lovin You,” he gave fans taste of new music with “365” released last week.

“The song started off with the title and once we realized we loved ‘365’ we built the concept around that,” he says. “It was inspired by reflecting on real-life experiences from my past while thinking about how we all look to a midnight countdown for a fresh start. As we do with New Year’s resolutions, I wanted to share that feeling of letting go of who I was and striving to be better next year.”

Atypical Track List:
1. “Blame a Country Song” (Tyler Filmore, Danny Majic, Trannie S Anderson)*
2. “Betcha Gonna” (Tyler Filmore, Matt Dragstrem, Jordan Minton, Geoff Warburton)+
3. “Beach Bar” (Tyler Filmore, Michael Whitworth, Matt Thomas, Kevin Bard)*
4. “Hola” (Tyler Filmore, Kyle Clark, Sam Bergeson)^
5. “Yeehaw” – FILMORE x Pitbull (Tyler Filmore, Armando C. Pérez, Jose Carlos Garcia, Justin Ebach, Elijah Pérez)&
6. “Love at First Fight” (Tyler Filmore, Lindsay Rimes, Josh Hoge)*
7. “Dark Side of Drinking” (Tyler Filmore, Tim Nichols, Chris Loocke)*
8. “Breakup Tattoos” (Tyler Filmore, Devin Dawson, Zach Abend, Geoff Warburton)*
9. “Reality” (Tyler Filmore, John-Luke Carter)*
10. “The Moon” (Tyler Filmore, Justin Ebach, Kyle Fishman)*
11. “Picture Perfect” (Tyler Filmore, Matt Rogers, Lindsay Rimes)*
12. “Cost of Living” (Tyler Filmore, Conor Matthews, Andrew Baylis)*
13. “Only Heaven” (Tyler Filmore, John-Luke Carter, Brandon Day)#
14. “Reel Life” (Tyler Filmore, Tim Nichols, Sam Bergeson)*
15. “South On Me” (Tyler Filmore, Zach Abend, Jared Mullins, Geoff Warburton)^
16. “Made for the Summer” (Tyler Filmore, Kyle Clark, Jason Massey)*
17. “If I Was You” (Tyler Filmore, Conor Matthews, Riley Thomas, Sam Bergeson)^
18. “Love Lovin You” (Tyler Filmore, Kyle Clark, Sam Bergeson)**
19. “God Knew Best” (Tyler Filmore, John-Luke Carter, Mackenzie Thoms)*
20. “Nobody Ever Loved You” (Tyler Filmore, Riley Thomas)*
21. “365” (Tyler Filmore, Lydia Sutherland, Brandon Day)#
* Produced by John-Luke Carter and Tyler Filmore
+ Produced by Zach Abend and Tyler Filmore
^ Produced by Zach Abend
& Produced by Justin Ebach and Elijah Pérez a/k/a EL1
# Produced by John-Luke Carter, Tyler Filmore, Brandon Day
** Produced by Zach Abend and Rob Persaud

Intervention Records To Release Deluxe Vinyl Of ‘Johnny Cash With His Hot And Blue Guitar!’

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Intervention Records is continuing its Sun Records Hi-Fi Series featuring classic titles mastered to vinyl from original tapes in the Sun vaults with Johnny Cash with His Hot and Blue Guitar!, due out Feb. 20.

The first long-playing record from Cash, the album includes tracks like “I Walk The Line,” “Cry, Cry, Cry” and “Folsom Prison Blues” mastered to vinyl in an all-analog process, plus restored artwork featuring new liner notes. Originally released in 1957, Johnny Cash with His Hot and Blue Guitar! showcases the stripped-down sound that would make Cash one of the most enduring musicians of the 20th century. Backed by his “Tennessee Two” (Luther Perkins on lead guitar and Marshall Grant on upright bass) and augmented by Sam Phillips’ signature studio slapback “boom-chicka-boom” sound, Hot and Blue Guitar! is the album that introduced Cash’s baritone.

The project features Cash’s first three single A-sides for Sun, all self-penned: “Cry, Cry, Cry,” (a No. 14 hit), “So Doggone Lonesome” (which reached No. 4 on the charts) and Cash’s signature “I Walk The Line,” which was a No. 1 country smash for six non-consecutive weeks before crossing over into the Top 20 of Billboard’s pop charts. It also includes Cash’s renditions “The Wreck Of The Old 97” and “Rock Island Line,” as well as a fourth original, “Folsom Prison Blues,” which topped the country charts more than a decade later when Cash performed it as part of his landmark 1968 live album At Folsom Prison.

“I never imagined that I’d hear the iconic voice of Johnny Cash on Intervention Records!” says Shane Buettner, Intervention Records’ founder. “And I don’t think music fans around the world have ever heard Johnny’s voice, or Sam Phillips’ famous Sun Studio sound, as clearly and definitively as they will on this new 45 RPM mono cut. This is as close you can get to a time machine back to Memphis in the 1950s!”

Johnny Cash with His Hot and Blue Guitar! is the second title in Intervention’s Sun Records Hi-Fi Series, and follows the debut release in the series (and Sun’s second LP), Dance Album of Carl Perkins, which will be available in December.

Industry Ink: Eric Church, CMHOFM, LOCASH, Vincent Mason, More

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Eric Church Performs ‘Bleed On Paper’ on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’

Eric Church. Photo: Anthony D’Angio

Eric Church recently performed “Bleed On Paper” on Jimmy Kimmel Live! ahead of the live track release on Friday. Watch the full performance here.

Church will release his Evangeline vs. The Machine: Comes Alive film in IMAX theaters for limited showings on Feb. 11 and Feb. 14. The show was filmed during his dates at Nashville’s The Pinnacle earlier this year. The accompanying 19-track live album, Evangeline vs. The Machine: Comes Alive (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is set to be released on Friday, Feb. 13.

 

Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum Celebrates New Exhibition ‘Muscle Shoals: Low Rhythm Rising’

Photo: Jason Kempin/Courtesy of Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum

The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum held a sold-out concert celebrating its new exhibition, “Muscle Shoals: Low Rhythm Rising.” Performers included Jimmy Hall, Tiera Kennedy, Bettye LaVette, Wendy Moten, Spooner Oldham, Dan Penn, Maggie Rose, Shenandoah, Candi Staton and John Paul White. The band for the evening included bandleader Will McFarlane (guitar), Mark Beckett (drums), Mickey Buckins (percussion), Kelvin Holly (guitar), Clayton Ivey (keys), Shoals Sisters Marie Lewey and Cindy Richardson-Walker (background vocals), Bob Wray (bass) and Brad Guin, Steve Herrman, Jim Hoke and Charles Rose (horns).

The exhibit is now open and included with museum admission through March 2028.

 

LOCASH Performs At Thursday Night Football Halftime Show

Pictured (L-R): Gordon Gronkowski, Preston Brust (LOCASH), Rob Gronkowski,
Camille Kostek, Chris Lucas (Locash). Photo: Big Red

LOCASH took the stage for the Thursday Night Football halftime show last week when the New England Patriots brought home a win against the New York Jets. The duo performed a six song medley.

 

Vincent Mason Makes His Morning Show TV Debut On ‘Today’

Vincent Mason performed “Wish You Well” on yesterday’s episode of TODAY, marking the Interscope/MCA Nashville/Music Soup artist’s morning show debut.

Mason also recently announced his newest headline run “Monster Energy Outbreak Tour Presents: Vincent Mason There I Go,” which begins in early 2026. He will also join Morgan Wallen’s “Still The Problem Tour” on select dates next year.

 

Caroline Jones Hosts Album Preview

Photo: Edgar Evan

Caroline Jones recently hosted an album preview at Carter Vintage Guitars in Nashville for her fourth studio album, Good Omen, due Feb. 13.

The night featured intimate performances and songwriting conversations alongside album co-writers Eric Paslay, Sarah Buxton and Brandon Ratcliff.

 

Big Loud Rock Adds Three To Promotion Team

Brien Terranova, Dave Derkowski and Nick Marquez

Big Loud Rock has added three new members to its Promotion department under the leadership of SVP, Promotion Dave Barbis. Joining are Brien Terranova (Los Angeles) as Sr. Director, Radio Promotion, Dave Derkowski (Chicago) as Sr. Director, Radio Promotion and Nick Marquez (New York) as Director, National Radio Promotion.

“As Big Loud Rock’s roster continues to grow, our promotion strategy and presence need to follow suit. Brien, Dave, and Nick bring an outstanding depth of radio relationships and unique experience to the Promo team,” says Big Loud Partner/President Joey Moi. “I’m thrilled to continue building a national team that expands our footprint and ensures our artists take over the airwaves across the country.”

 

Fort Nash & The 615 House Host First Women in Country Music Event – Award Show Edition

Fort Nash and The 615 House hosted their first annual “Women in Country Music” event – Award Show Edition earlier this week on Music Row. Kailey Dickerson kicked off the morning with a devotional and prayer. The over 200 attendees also enjoyed “Puppies & Portraits,” smoothies, skincare consultations, cocktails and more before the event concluded with an intimate acoustic performance from Shantaia.

2025 BMI Country Awards Honors Clint Black, Top Songwriters & Publishers

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Mike O’Neill, President/CEO, BMI, Clint Black and Clay Bradley, Vice President, Creative, Nashville, BMI. Photo: Erika Goldring/Getty Images for BMI

The 2025 BMI Country Awards took over Music Row last night (Nov. 18), honoring the prolific career of BMI Icon Award recipient Clint Black, as well as the Country Songwriter, Song and Publisher of the Year.

Taking place once again at BMI’s Nashville headquarters, the 73rd annual event also celebrated the top songwriters and music publishers behind this past year’s 50 most-performed songs in country music. BMI’s President & CEO Mike O’Neill hosted the evening alongside Chief Revenue & Creative Officer Mike Steinberg, and Nashville’s VP, Creative, Clay Bradley.

Throngs of guests mixed and mingled at the last PRO award show of the season, and dined on a platted dinner of roast beef, mashed potatoes, asparagus and a chocolate fudge dessert. After much merry-making, the evening began with some words from O’Neill about the work BMI has been doing for songwriters.

Pictured (L-R): Shannon Sanders, Austen Adams, Charlie Handsome, Katie Welle, ERNEST, Chandler Walters, Seth England and Clay Bradley. Photo: Erika Goldring/Getty Images for BMI

Throughout the evening, BMI recognized the songwriters and publishers behind the 50 most-performed country songs of the previous year, calling up songwriters and publishers to take a photo on stage while the crowd cheered them on.

Between the awards being given out, Black was honored with several performances and video tributes.

Since his affiliation with BMI in 1993, Black has achieved 22 No. 1 singles, all of which he either wrote or co-wrote himself. He has received 20 BMI Country Awards throughout his career, and at this year’s awards ceremony, he joined an elite group of songwriters who have had an indelible influence on music makers over generations, including Bill Anderson, Matraca Berg, Dean Dillon, Vince Gill, Merle Haggard, Toby Keith, Kris Kristofferson, Loretta Lynn, Willie Nelson, Randy Owen, Dolly Parton and Hank Williams, Jr.

To honor Black, Midland opened the ceremony with his debut chart-topper “Better Man.” Later in the evening, Jamey Johnson performed “Untanglin’ My Mind,” Wynonna Judd and Randy Houser brought the house down on “A Bad Goodbye,” and Riley Green closed the tribute with “Killin’ Time.”

The Warner Chappell Nashville team. Photo: Erika Goldring/Getty Images for BMI

When Black accepted the honor, he spoke about his love for songwriting and the Nashville community, and the hard work of his team.

“You don’t get up here and do what we do without a long train of people behind you, pushing you up the hill,” he said. “There’s been a lot of people in my life who are as much responsible for this moment as I am.”

After visiting the stage multiple times to collect awards for many of the 50 most-performed country songs of the year, Charlie Handsome was named BMI Country Songwriter of the Year. Handsome co-wrote five of BMI’s most-performed songs in country music including Post Malone featuring Luke Combs’ “Guy For That,” Dylan Scott’s “This Town’s Been Too Good To Us,” Morgan Wallen’s “Love Somebody,” Post Malone featuring Wallen on, “I Had Some Help,” and Post Malone featuring Blake Shelton on “Pour Me A Drink.”

Charlie Handsome speaks onstage. Photo: Erika Goldring/Getty Images for BMI

Handsome thanked his wife, friends, publishers at Sony, friends at Big Loud and frequent collaborators.

“I Had Some Help” performed by Post Malone featuring Morgan Wallen was named the 2025 BMI Country Song of the Year, published by Big Loud Mountain, Sony/ATV Songs LLC and Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp and written by Handsome, Hoskins, Ernest Keith Smith, Wallen and Chandler Paul Walters.

The 2025 BMI Publisher of the Year accolade went to Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp., which published 32 of the 50 most-performed songs of the year.

Marking a record-breaking year, 38 first-time award winners were recognized including Seth Ennis’ for Dylan Marlowe and Dylan Scott’s “Boys Back Home,” Thomas Eriksen for Kane Brown’s “Miles On It,” Mackenzie Carpenter for Megan Moroney’s “I’m Not Pretty,” Travis Heidelman for Dasha’s “Austin (Boots Stop Workin’), Carrie Karpinen for Koe Wetzel’s “High Road,” Chase Matthew for his hit “Love You Again,” Nevin Sastry for Shaboozey’s “A Bar Song (Tipsy),” Zach Top for his hit “I Never Lie” and Tucker Wetmore for his hit “Wind Up Missin’ You.”

For a complete list of the 2025 BMI Country Awards winners, click here.

Concord’s Country Awards Week Challenge Raises $25,000 For CMA Foundation

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Photo: Audrey Spillman for Concord.

Concord in partnership with the CMA Foundation hosted its Second Annual Country Awards Week Challenge yesterday (Nov. 17). Nine teams joined Concord at Play Playground in Nashville to compete in events like High Five, Move It, Record Time, and Doctor! Doctor!, raising $25,000 for the CMA Foundation’s music education initiatives.

Alongside the teams from Concord, First Horizon Bank, Riser House, Pinnacle, BMG, Sony Music Publishing, and Go West Creative also participated. Warner Chappell Music took home this year’s win.

“It was an absolute pleasure to partner with the CMA Foundation and the teams from across the industry to raise money for music education,” says Concord CEO Bob Valentine. Adding, “as the son of a music teacher, I have a distinctive understanding of the value of music education, and I am so glad that Concord can help support this great cause.”

“At the CMA Foundation, we believe that when you invest in music education, you invest in the future,” adds Tiffany Kerns, Executive Director, CMA Foundation. “Yesterday was a powerful reminder of what happens when our industry rallies around a meaningful cause. Concord has been a phenomenal partner and seeing so many teams come together with such energy and generosity reinforces that our work truly matters. The impact of this support will be felt by students and teachers nationwide.”

Photo: Audrey Spillman for Concord.

Photo: Audrey Spillman for Concord.

Photo: Audrey Spillman for Concord.

Photo: Audrey Spillman for Concord.

Weekly Register: Cody Johnson Joins Top Five

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Cody Johnson. Photo: Chris Douglas

Cody Johnson has taken the top spot on the singles chart this week with his recently released cover of “Travelin’ Soldier” earning 11 million streams. On the albums chart, Morgan Wallen has held onto the top spot with I’m The Problem gaining 76K in total consumption.

On the albums chart, Wallen also holds the No. 2 spot with One Thing At A Time gaining 30K in total consumption and the No. 3 spot with Dangerous: The Double Album garnering 24K in total consumption. At No. 4 is Jason Aldean’s 30 Number One Hits with 20K in total consumption. Shaboozey holds the No. 5 spot with Where I’ve Been, Isn’t Where I’m Going earning 15K in total consumption.

On the songs chart, Wallen holds the next three positions. “I Got Better” comes in at No. 2 with 10 million streams. His duet with Tate McRae, “What I Want,” takes the No. 3 spot with 9.9 million streams this week. At No. 4 is “I’m The Problem,” which garnered 8.3 million streams this week. Rounding out the chart is Ella Langley’s current single, “Choosin’ Texas” with 8.5 million streams.

Jeff Garrison Signs With Electric Feel Publishing & TurnTable Music

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Pictured (L-R): John Bradley – Country A&R Electric Feel, Ben Johnson – TurnTable Music, Jeff Garrison, Austin Rosen – CEO & Founder Electric Feel, Chandler Nicole Sherrill – Senior Director of Creative Electric Feel. Photo: Callie Mangrum

Singer-songwriter and producer Jeff Garrison has inked with Electric Feel Publishing and TurnTable Music.

Hailing from Michigan, Garrison moved to Music City with a guitar, a bag of clothes, and a goal to play 100 shows in a year. Garrison eventually signed a major label deal, alongside touring with The Wanted. He also earned a No. 2 tune on the Billboard charts. His influences include The Beatles, Fleetwood Mac, Amy Winehouse and Motown.

Since beginning his career, Garrison has co-penned and produced hits for artists such as Morgan Wallen, Luke Bryan, Teddy Swims, Quavo and RaeLynn, among others. His songs have also appeared in commercials for Taco Bell, the Super Bowl and more, as well television shows such as Black-ish.

“I am delighted to work with Jeff Garrison, a remarkable talent and exceptional individual,” shares John Bradley, Country A&R, Electric Feel. “Having collaborated with Jeff over the past several years, it was a clear and strategic decision to partner with Ben Johnson to further elevate Jeff’s craft and impact.”

“I couldn’t be more excited for TurnTable Music to partner with EF and Jeff Garrison,” adds Ben Johnson, Founder, TurnTable Music. “Jeff is not only one of my longest running collaborators in town but is someone I wholeheartedly believe in as a brilliant creative who truly brings out the best in people – in and out of the writing room.”

“I’m so grateful and fired up to be working with Electric Feel and Ben Johnson/Turn Table Music,” adds Garrison. “Getting the chance to be part of a team that’s truly on the trend setting edge of the music industry is unreal. This team can reach any genre or person, and that’s like gasoline in a creative engine. Massive thank you to my lawyer, Christian Barker, for making the deal happen, and to everyone involved — John Bradley, Chandler Sherrill, Austin Rosen, and Ben Johnson. Feels like we’re already hitting the ground running, and I can’t wait to see what we build together.”

ASCAP’s Assistant VP Strategic Services Kele Currier Retires

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Kele Currier

Kele Currier, Assistant Vice President of Strategic Services at ASCAP, is retiring effective Nov. 19 after 33 years in the music industry and 13 in ASCAP Nashville’s Membership Department.

“I have truly enjoyed my time in the music industry,” says Currier of the move. “I count myself fortunate to have worked with each of you in some way. I have been blessed to experience many ‘pinch-me moments’ and celebrate many industry victories with many of you. I have immense respect and admiration for this music community and the collaboration we all have grown to know so well. It is truly unique and special!  I am grateful to my many mentors who have given me a chance to prove myself when there was no reason to believe in me. I only hope I can continue to pay it forward in my next chapter.”

Currier’s 30+ years in the music business began at SESAC in the broadcast administration department, followed by administration and licensing positions with publishers, Maypop Music Group, Alabama Band’s publishing company, Opryland Music Group (Acuff Rose) and a stint as audit manager at music publishing administration company, Integrated Copyright Group (ICG). While at ICG, Currier met songwriter, Craig Wiseman, who recruited her to assist in opening Big Loud Bucks Administration. As Executive Vice President, she co-managed Wiseman’s catalogs along with the catalogs of Big Tractor Publishing, Extreme Writer’s Group and the hit catalogs of Rodney Clawson, Chris Tompkins, Jim Collins and other independent publishers.

In 2010, Currier joined ole Music Publishing (now Anthem Entertainment) as Director of Administration and led the U.S administration presence for their Toronto-based offices. While at ole, she negotiated all synchronization licensing deals for ole and their clients. In 2013, Currier was recruited by ASCAP to serve as Director of Strategic Services before being elevated to Assistant Vice President of Strategic Services.

Kele has a Bachelor of Professional Studies in Music Business from of Berklee College of Music and was part of the Leadership Music (class of 2014) and recipient of 2015 Music Row’s Rising Women on The Row. She has served on the GMA Board, is a member of The Copyright Society of the South, AIMP, Source, CMA, RIAA and ACM.

Currier reports future plans include dedicating time to retirement projects around the house, volunteering for CASA as a child advocate, traveling, and spending more time with family and her Australian Shepherd, Bandit. She can be reached at KeleCurrier@gmail.com.

Brett Young To Launch Headlining ‘2.0 Tour’ In January

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Brett Young. Photo: Seth Kupersmith

Brett Young will kick off his new 2026 “2.0 Tour” on Jan. 22 at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville. Singer-songwriter Jenna Davis will support him on the new dates.

The 18-date headlining tour will include stops in Boston, Bowling Green, Syracuse and more through Feb. 28. Ticket pre-sale begins Nov. 19, followed by the public on-sale on Nov. 21, and VIP packages will also be available starting Nov. 19 which include a ticket, meet & greet, photo with Brett, exclusive merchandise, early venue access and more at brettyoung.com/tour.

“After an incredible trip across the pond and feeling the amazing momentum behind my new album 2.0, I’m beyond excited to hit the road next year,” says Young. “It feels like something special is happening and I want y’all to be a part of it.”

The new tour takes its name from Young’s album 2.0, out now via Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment. Co-written entirely by Young, the 11-track project features collaborations with Lady A, a reimagined version of his career-defining hit “In Case You Didn’t Know” with Hannah McFarland, and his current chart-climbing single “Drink With You.”

“2.0 Tour” Dates:
Thursday, January 22, 2026 – Nashville, TN – The Ryman
Friday, January 23, 2026 – Durham, NC – Durham Performing Arts Center
Saturday, January 24, 2026 – Greenville, SC – Peace Center
Thursday, January 29, 2026 – Troy, OH – Hobart Arena
Friday, January 30, 2026 – Joliet, IL – Rialto Square Theatre
Saturday, January 31, 2026 – Wabash, IN – Honeywell Center Ford Theater
Thursday, February 5, 2026 – Lancaster, PA – American Music Theatre
Friday, February 6, 2026 – Boston, MA – MGM Hall at Fenway
Saturday, February 7, 2026 – Mashantucket, CT – Foxwoods Resort Casino Premier Theater
Thursday, February 12, 2026 – Bowling Green, KY – SkyPAC
Friday, February 13, 2026 – Nashville, IN – Brown County Music Center
Saturday, February 14, 2026 – Warren, OH – Packard Music Hall
Friday, February 20, 2026 – Duluth, MN – DECC Symphony Hall
Saturday, February 21, 2026 – Waukee, IA – Vibrant Music Hall (seated)
Sunday, February 22, 2026 – Nixa, MO – Aetos Center for the Performing Arts
Thursday, February 26, 2026 – Syracuse, NY – Landmark Theatre
Friday, February 27, 2026 – Albany, NY – The Palace Theatre
Saturday, February 28, 2026 – Bensalem, PA – Parx Casino Xcite Center