Nashville sensation MICHELLE MALONE has been called, "Equal parts badass guitar slinger and sweet songstress, with masterful lyrical introspection - sublime to raucous” by Guitar World. Nashville Rage said Michelle, “has the soul of a bluesman, the heart of a folk singer, and the guts of a rock and roll star wrapped up in one fiery bad ass.” Her musical roots run deep and wide like the mighty Mississippi, twisting and turning through rock, blues, and alt-country music territory. Over the course of Malone’s career, she has shared stages with artists from Gregg Allman to Indigo Girls, Sugarland's Kristian Bush to Brandi Carlisle, Mississippi All-Stars Luther Dickenson to ZZ Top. She has released more than a dozen records and her powerful live show will take you on a journey from red dirt back roads to bright city lights, whether she's solo acoustic in a living room concert or in a big arena backed by her band. Reserved tickets are $35.

A Beatles Tribute band - is a collective of successful Nashville musicians who work hard at creating a unique show that demonstrates what the Beatles might sound like if they were around today with current technology and modern rock energy. The band members have worked with a huge list of legends including Ringo Starr, Peter Frampton, Willie Nelson, Nickelback, Dolly Parton, Zac Brown, Luke Bryan, Jason Aldean, and more! The band members have also worked with colleagues of the Beatles including the Beatles’ studio genius Geoff Emerick, Joey Molland from Badfinger, and Denny Laine and Steve Holley from Paul McCartney and Wings. Forever Abbey Road has toured all over the southeast, becoming a fan favorite wherever they go. Reserved tickets are $45.

TRIBUTE – A CELEBRATION OF THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND is a powerful eight-piece group that faithfully recreates the music of one of the finest bands of all time. Since its founding in 2013, Atlanta-based TRIBUTE has earned a reputation as the source for the authentic Allman Brothers sound. Rigged with vintage equipment, they interpret the Allman catalog in such a way that these songs written in the ‘60s and ‘70s come alive again – specifically that that unique period in American rock when psychedelia ebbed and The Allman Brothers informed us what jazz, rock, country and blues could sound like. Reserved tickets are $50.