Mercury Records' Artist Jamey Johnson in Concert

Wednesday, March 4
Corner of 4th Avenue North and Commerce Street.
Noon
Free

Ringo Starr and the All-Starr Band at the Wildhorse Saloon tonight!

Presented by Heineken Premium Light

Ringo Starr and his All Starr Band featuring, Billy Squier, Colin Hay, Hamish Stuart, Edgar Winter, Gary Wright with Greg Bissonette.

Ringo Starr Ticket Package $350 includes: a premium seat on the main floor, an exclusive tour t-shirt, collectible drumsticks, and an 8x10 photo of Ringo
VIP main floor seating $200 includes concert poster
VIP main floor seating $150Reserved Main Floor Seating $ 89.50GA 2nd floor $69.50GA 3rd Floor $39.50
Buy tickets HERE

Concert menu available for dinner.

Under 18 must be accompanied by a parent.

A clip of the Chris Cagle in concert at the Cabin Fever Classic reining horse show

Chris Cagle just finished a riding demo at the Cabin Fever Classic and is just about to take the stage

Watch a portion of the video soon.....

Keith Urban Sets Sommet Center on Fire

Friday night Keith Urban walked onto the stage at Sommet Center in front of a nearly, if not sold out crowd of screaming fans and played his guts out.

“We made it back home,” said Urban at the conclusion of an audience-pleasing “Where the Black Top Ends,” which was the second song of the evening. “I can’t tell you how good it feels to be here tonight, but we’ll spend the next two hours explaining it to you, at least.”

And he did, and then some.

Urban engaged the crowd with blistering guitar solos, beaming smiles, infinite energy, multiple sing-a-longs and hit after radio hit.

He and his band, which is laden with jaw-dropping, first-rate players, kicked off the show with “Once in a Lifetime” and glided through songs including “Faster Car” and “Shine” before upping the intensity a step further with an acoustic version of “Raining On Sunday,” which morphed into a sing-a-long. “Stupid Boy” followed, wrapping with an epic, frenzied guitar solo in which the gold Les Paul he was playing got the beating of its life. The audience — dotted with stars including Martina McBride, The Warren Brothers and Rodney Crowell — couldn’t tear its eyes from the stage.

Read the full concert review in the Tennessean.

Keith Urban is Finally Back Home in Nashville

~Keith Urban has toured internationally this year, but it's tonight's Sommet Center show that really makes him excited.

~As he begins what he says is a new chapter in his life, he can't help but reflect on his career.

"It doesn't feel like it was that long ago that I was playing the Ace of Clubs and 12th and Porter.

To go from those little places up to this venue is just amazing. It's a great feeling; I certainly don't take it for granted."

The couple purchased a Middle Tennessee farm this year that they're currently renovating.

"Ironically, the first place I took her to was out near Leiper's Fork," he said. "That ended up being out in the general area where we will now call home. I just knew that she would love it for the exact same reasons I love it. There's a pace and a way of living that is much more spiritually satisfying to me than a lot of other places."

Of his farm, he says, "It's something that has quite a bit of room to walk around and grow some grass under our feet and have some privacy, but not feel like we're isolated. We don't want to live in a compound. It's the great thing about Tennessee and especially Nashville. The people are just real people, so they just accept you being neighbors.

He said the couple has a good rhythm here. "Nashville suited us as a couple very quicky. So having been away now for so long making this film, we are just both anxious to get back into that groove again."
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Read all about Keith being at the Sommet Center and loving Nashville in the Beverly Keel column in the Tennessean newspaper.

In Concert This Week in Nashville

Regina Spektor at the Ryman - November 14

Chris Cornell at the Wildhorse Saloon - November 14

Jason Michael Carroll & Bucky Covington at the Wildhorse Saloon - November 17

Keith Urban and Carrie Underwood; Together in Concert

Keith Urban and Carrie Underwood are set to hit the road together in '08, a 24-city tour that combines the music of two of the music industry’s most powerful performers. "Love, Pain & the whole crazy Carnival Ride Tour" — a name that combines the titles of each artist's most recent album; Keith's double platinum No. 1 debuting Love, Pain & the whole crazy thing and Carrie’s recent No. 1 debut second album Carnival Ride — will feature 12 No. 1 songs (7 for Urban and 5 from Underwood). Tickets are set to go on sale December 1.

"I'm looking forward to hitting the road with Carrie, and to bringing our audiences together for what I think will be a magical night of sights, sounds, songs and solos," says Keith.

"I can't think of a better person to begin 2008 with than Keith," shares Carrie. "He is an amazing entertainer and a well-respected musician, singer and songwriter."

The Love, Pain & the whole crazy Carnival Ride Tour begins January 31 and includes stops in Tallahassee, Fla.; Biloxi, Miss.; Kansas City, Mo.; New York; Denver; Raleigh, N.C.; and Lexington, Ky.

Tickets go on sale December 1.