Live Music w/ Dillon Carmichael & more

Dillion Carmichael with Ella Langley & Rye Davis

Tickets · $15 - $95 www.eventbrite.com/e/dillion-carmichael-tickets-92752303637 Doors 7pm Music Starts 8pm 19+ venue Tickets $15 advance $20 Day of show (no guaranteed seating) Table for two w/2 tickets $65 (limited amount) Table for four w/4 tickets $95 (limited amount) Dillion Carmichael Critics and fans from across the musical spectrum found much to fall in love with this past fall when Dillon Carmichael unleashed his brilliant debut, ‘Hell On An Angel.’ Produced by Dave Cobb—the studio guru behind country radio powerhouses like Chris Stapleton and Zac Brown Band—the album merged a sonically progressive palette with a tasteful reverence for the past and wrapped it all up with a director’s eye for detail, creating a stunning collection that was at once old-school and modern, traditional and contemporary, timeless and timely. The New York Times compared Carmichael to Randy Travis and said his rich baritone voice “moves with the heft and certainty of a tractor-trailer,” while NPR praised his “deep holler,” and Parade raved that “Carmichael defines pure country.” He landed on Artist To Watch lists from Billboard, Rolling Stone, Taste of Country, Pandora, and more, reached #2 at Country radio Ella Langley- There’s an instant connection you get at an Ella Langley show. Armed with her unique blend of country and rock, an easy confidence, and always ready for a good time, she’s ready to grab her audience from the first lick. Her music reflects her look-you-in-the-face and tell-you-how-it-is personality, while still being soft around the edges. She’s a truth-teller and a throwback, but also modern and relevant. Often when people hear her for the first time they say, “I’ve never heard anyone like her before.” Ella’s unapologetic authenticity quickly grew her following and helped her be embraced by the boy’s club in the Alabama music scene as a strong female artist. Ella grew up in Hope Hull, Alabama, a tiny farming community south of Montgomery. After high school, Ella headed to Auburn University to pursue a degree in public relations. While in college, she began writing music and performing around the southeast. Knowing she had a lot to learn to become a serious songwriter and performer, right before her junior year, Ella left Auburn and headed to Nashville. With a hard lean into the rock side of country, Ella has entertained crowds at the largest venue in the SEC, opened music festivals for legends like Montgomery Gentry and Jamey Johnson, and opened for rising stars like Riley Green, Mike Ryan, and RaeLynn. Since moving to Nashville, Ella is writing and recording new music, set to release in 2020. She continues to work with her 65 South family, an Alabama based brand supporting Alabama’s home-grown country music artists. Ella embraces the grind, knows who she is, and she’s ready to show that girl to the world.

Rye Davis is a modern day troubadour from Pig, Ky. Performing over 150 shows a year both as a headliner and supporting act. In that time he has opened for names like Ward Davis, The Steel Woods, Chris Knight, Brent Cobb, Sunny Sweeney, Whitey Morgan, Tennessee Jet, and Bucky Covington. He has been an invited performer at Nashville's famous Bluebird Cafe and featured on ABC's Rising Star competition where Brad Paisley said " You sound a lot like Alan Jackson." Rye’s smooth, distinctive vocals, captivating songs and live show energy bring his brand of country music to a whole new generation of growing listeners who never knew what country could be. Armed with a can-do attitude and determination, Rye Davis stands as a beacon of hope for the return of real, down home music.