Healing Appalachia, the nonprofit festival created by Tyler Childers and his manager to raise money to fight opioid addiction, has unveiled this year’s lineup. The event is slated for Sept. 18- 20 in Kentucky.

Thursday kicks off the weekend with Andy Frasco & The U.N. and Jeremy Short.

Friday will be headlined by Chris Stapleton, Molly Tuttle, The Infamous Stringdusters and Jesse Welles, and will feature Lukas Nelson, Sunny War, Desert Hollow, Corduroy Brown and The Montvales, Jeremy Pinnell and Moose Miller.

Saturday’s headliners include Tyler Childers, Remi Wolf, Blackberry Smoke, American Aquarium, Cole Chaney. Also taking the stage will be Jonas Conner, Hill Country Devil, Brad Goodall, Conrad Moore, Willie T. Taylor and The Carriers, Kindred Valley and Jack Browning.

“At Hope in the Hills we are equal parts humbled and honored at the eclectic mix of talented artists joining us at Healing Appalachia to graciously and joyously share their musical gifts that will bring people together in empathy, in love and in supportive action for one another during National Recovery Month,” says Dave Lavender, President for Hope in the Hills.

The festival, run completely by volunteers in recovery, is the biggest Narcan administration certification site and provides free Narcan to attendees. The money raised funds local clinics, provides housing resources to those in recovery, gives access to music therapy and more.

Kip Moore. Photo: PJ Brown

Kip Moore has announced he will continue his “Solitary Tracks World Tour” this fall beginning Oct. 17 in Pueblo, Colorado.  The dates will feature a stacked lineup of supporting acts including McCoy Moore, Leon Macjen and Caylee Hammack.

Moore will visit Cheyenne, Bozeman, Detroit, Cincinnati, Atlanta and more, including a Nashville date at the Ryman on Dec. 18. Fans can purchase tickets to the tour beginning July 11 at kipmoore.net.

“There is truly nothing that comes close to the feeling and connection we feel when we’re with our crowds on our fall tour,” shares Moore. “There’s an element to every show where neither the fans nor us know exactly how the night will play out. We’ve played for three hours on occasion. And, I always wanted to make an attempt at bringing the music into different countries and cultures, but to see what it’s grown into is beyond what I had in my head. I’m also excited for who we have coming out this fall, I take it very seriously in choosing acts to bring out with us and Leon, Caylee and McCoy are all truly special and individual artists.”

The announcement of the new dates comes on the heels of the international leg of Moore’s tour, which included sold-out shows across Sweden, Norway, Switzerland, Germany and the U.K. He is currently out on the road this summer as part of the “Billy Currington & Kip Moore: Live In Concert Tour” playing to capacity crowds across the country.

“Solitary Tracks Fall Tour” Official Dates:
10.17 – Pueblo, CO – Pueblo Memorial Hall*^
10.18 – Cheyenne, WY – The Lincoln*^
10.23 – Boise, ID – Knitting Factory*^
10.24 – Bozeman, MT – The Elm*^
10.25 – Bozeman, MT – The Elm*^
10.30 – Grand Rapids, MI – The Intersection *^
10.31 – Detroit, MI – Saint Andrew’s Hall*^
11.1 – Detroit, MI – Saint Andrew’s Hall*^
11.6 – Columbia, MO – The Blue Note*
11.7 – Wichita, KS – The Cotillion*
11.8 – Lincoln, NE – Bourbon Theatre*
11.13 – Buffalo, NY – Town Ballroom*
11.14 – Sayreville, NJ – Starland Ballroom*
11.15 – Huntington, NY – The Paramount*
12.4 – Cincinnati, OH – Bogart’s#
12.5 – Cleveland, OH – House Of Blues#
12.6 – Pittsburgh, PA – Roxian Theatre#
12.11 – Portland, ME – State Theater*
12.12 – Stroudsburg, PA – Sherman Theater*
12.13 – Colombus, OH – The Bluestone*
12.18 – Nashville, TN – The Ryman Auditorium*
12.19 – Atlanta, GA – Buckhead Theatre*
12.20 – Chattanooga, TN – The Signal*

*McCoy Moore
*^Leon Majcen
#Caylee Hammack

Lily Rose. Photo: Rachel Deeb

Lily Rose is hitting the road this fall with her “I Know What I Want Tour” kicking off Sept. 11 in Boston.

The 17-date run will visit New York, Washington, D.C., Charlotte, Louisville, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Rose’s hometown of Atlanta and more through Nov. 8. Rising artist Scoot Teasley will join as direct support. Presale begins July 10, with general onsale launching July 11 via lilyrosemusic.net.

“I feel so lucky and excited to head out on another headlining tour this year,” shares Rose. “I truly have the best fans in the world, and getting to play some of my favorite cities – plus a few new ones – is going to be incredible. I’m especially pumped to share the new music we’ve been working on. And bringing out Scoot with me is just the cherry on top — he’s insanely talented, and I know my fans are going to love getting to know him and his music.”

The new tour follows a standout summer for Rose, marked by the release of fan-favorite tracks including “End Like This,” “Seein’ Blue,” “Let You Know When I Get There” and the tour’s namesake, “I Know What I Want.”

“I Know What I Want Tour” Dates with Special Guest Scoot Teasley:
Sept. 11, 2025 in Boston, Mass. at Paradise Rock Club
Sept. 12, 2025 in Hampton, N.H. at Wally’s Pub
Sept. 18, 2025 in Anderson, S.C. at Wendell’s Dippin Branch
Sept. 19, 2025 in Atlanta, Ga. at Buckhead Theatre
Sept. 20, 2025 in Huntsville, Ala. at Von Braun Center
Sept. 24, 2025 in New York, N.Y. at Gramercy Theatre
Sept. 25, 2025 in Washington, D.C. at Union Stage
Sept. 26, 2025 in Leesburg, Va. at Tally Ho Theatre
Oct. 2, 2025 in Chattanooga, Tenn. at The Signal
Oct. 3, 2025 in Charlotte, N.C. at Coyote Joe’s
Oct. 4, 2025 in Isle of Palms, S.C. at The Wind Jammer
Oct. 16, 2025 in Columbia, Mo. at The Blue Note
Oct. 17, 2025 in Fayetteville, Ark. at JJ’s Live
Oct. 18, 2025 in St. Louis, Mo. at Old Rock House *
Nov. 6, 2025 in Louisville, Ky. at Mercury Ballroom
Nov. 7, 2025 in Indianapolis, Ind. at 8 Seconds Saloon
Nov. 8, 2025 in Rootstown, Ohio at Dusty Armadillo

* No Scoot Teasley

The Store, a nonprofit free grocery store in Middle Tennessee serving individuals and families experiencing food insecurity, has announced its second annual School Store, a project aimed at providing school supplies for the families currently utilizing their services. The initiative will collect new high-quality backpacks and stainless-steel water bottles throughout July. It is estimated that 500 children will be served through this program. The children will also receive school supply boxes filled with traditional supplies thanks to a donation from Geodis.

Donations may be dropped off at The Store or the partnering locations between July 7 and July 25. Collection sites include 12 South Taproom, Nashville Zoo, Centennial Midtown, Orange Theory (Brentwood, Downtown, Melrose, Midtown, Nolensville), CMA Building, Rumble Boxing (Gulch), Garage Barre & Bike, Shed Bellemeade, Let it Shine Gymnastics, The Happy Hour, Level Group Ltd. and Title Boxing (Church Street). Additionally, Kroger Bellevue (Hwy 70), Brentwood and Green Hills stores will collect items July 19 and 20.

“Our customers face not only food insecurity, but lack of resources for important things like school supplies,” shared Brad Paisley and Kimberly Williams-Paisley, co-founders of The Store. “We continue to be grateful for the generous Nashville community that helps us provide much-needed support for our families as they gear up for a great school year ahead.”

More information on accessing these resources or volunteering time is available here.