Val Storey, Carl Jackson, Larry Cordle, & New Monday
2025-06-30 20:00, 2025-07-07 20:00, 2025-07-14 20:00, 2025-07-21 20:00, 2025-07-28 20:00, 2025-08-04 20:00, 2025-08-11 20:00 (America/Chicago) | Station Inn, 402 12th Avenue South, Nashville, TN, 37075, United States
Join us at the Station Inn for another great Monday night! The stirring harmonies of Val Storey, Carl Jackson, and Larry Cordle, coupled with virtuosic picking from an all-star band, come together for a night of authentic country music that will keep you coming back for more!
Doors open at 7pm. Show begins at 8pm. All tickets here are first come, first served at the door. If you are in the area, plan to come down and enjoy live music with a pizza and a beer (or two!)

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Fast Track
2025-07-04 21:00 | Station Inn, 402 12th Avenue South, Nashville, TN, 37075, United States
Join us at the Station Inn for a night of great bluegrass music with Fast Track.
Doors open at 7pm. Show begins at 9pm. All tickets here are first come, first served at the door. So if you are in the area, plan to come down and enjoy live music with a pizza and a beer (or two!)
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Shannon Slaughter & County Clare
2025-07-05 21:00 | Station Inn, 402 12th Avenue South, Nashville, TN, 37075, United States
Shannon Slaughter and County Clare features the award-winning songwriting and vocal talents of Shannon Slaughter. The band was formed in 2010 and rooted in the sounds of bluegrass and traditional acoustic country music.
Slaughter is an exceptional vocalist, guitarist, and highly respected songwriter. The top-rate musicianship includes the talents of Ron Inscore on mandolin and vocals; Trevor Watson on banjo and vocals; Matt Wingate on mandolin, guitar, and vocals; and Cliff Bailey on acoustic bass and vocals. This band packs an intense punch!
Slaughter has received impressive radio chart success since launching his solo career ten years ago with his numerous Elite Circuit Records projects. He has garnered three number #1 songs on the Bluegrass Today Top 20 Song charts, with many other tracks appearing on Sirius XM Bluegrass Most Played Tracks and Albums charts, Bluegrass Unlimited Top 30 Songs, and more.

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Sunday Gospel with Val Storey, Larry Cordle, & Friends
2025-07-06 15:00, 2025-07-13 15:00, 2025-07-20 15:00, 2025-07-27 15:00, 2025-08-03 15:00, 2025-08-10 15:00 | Station Inn, 402 12th Avenue South, Nashville, TN, 37075, United States
Join us at The Station Inn for an afternoon of wonderful gospel music featuring Val Storey, Larry Cordle, and the Station Inn Gospel Band.
Doors open at 2pm, show begins at 3pm.

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Steve Huber & The Flatheads
2025-07-17 21:00 | Station Inn, 402 12th Avenue South, Nashville, TN, 37075, United States
Join us at The Station Inn for a night of amazing bluegrass music with Steve Huber and The Flatheads!
Live from 402 12th Ave S in the Gulch. Doors open at 7pm, show begins at 9pm. All tickets here are first come, first served at the door. So if you are in the area, plan to come down and enjoy live music with a pizza and a beer (or two!)

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Williamson Branch
2025-07-18 21:00 | Station Inn, 402 12th Avenue South, Nashville, TN, 37075, United States
When it comes to music, there’s a closeness among family members that cannot be overstated. Harmonies are sweeter, rhythms are tighter, and emotions are heightened. Most traditional music was born on the front porch of the family home, later finding it’s way onto stage, radio, and record. For Williamson Branch, music and family have been melding for three generations. Despite a varied background that incorporates bluegrass, country, Gospel and dance, this family band are traditionalists in every sense, carrying on a sound that springs from the very roots those archival styles imply.
Their polished approach to music helped propel their single, Blue Moon Over Texas to the # 1 spot on the RMR Bluegrass Chart for 7 weeks and garnered the band the award for 2020 Valley Star Family Vocal Group of the Year. Melody Williamson was recognized as the International Bluegrass Music Association’s Momentum Vocalist of the Year for 2020. They’ve appeared on hundreds of stages over the last six years including, The Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Bluegrass First Class in Asheville, NC, Thomas Point Beach Bluegrass Festival, Brunswick, ME, The Central Canadian Bluegrass Awards, and Bill Gaither’s Fall Homecoming.
Williamson Branch’s last 2 recordings for Pinecastle Records have elicited rave reviews while their social media following has grown to over 431,000 bolstered by several videos with millions and millions of views. Individually they’ve been given the honorary titles, Daughters of Bluegrass, Kids on Bluegrass, Tomorrow’s Bluegrass Stars and Magnolia State Banjo Player of the Year, but it’s their stage show that inspired Bluegrass Today to write, “put this band on your “must see” list.”

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Green River Revue
2025-07-19 21:00 | Station Inn, 402 12th Avenue South, Nashville, TN, 37075, United States
Join us at the Station Inn for a great night of bluegrass music with Kelsey Crews, David Mansfield III, James Seliga, David Freeman, and Landy Ewing, collectively known as Green River Revue!

Doors open at 7pm.
All tickets here are first come, first served at the door. If you are in the area, plan to come down and enjoy live music with a pizza and a beer (or two!)

Vickie Vaughn Band
2025-07-23 20:00 | Station Inn, 402 12th Avenue South, Nashville, TN, 37075, United States
Join us at the Station Inn for a great night of bluegrass music IBMA Bass Player of the Year, Vickie Vaughn!

Starlett & Big John
2025-07-25 21:00 | Station Inn, 402 12th Avenue South, Nashville, TN, 37075, United States
It’s been only there years since guitarist Big John Talley and singer Starlett Boswell happened to
meet, but in that relatively short time, they have garnered praise from all corners of the bluegrass
community.
Amelia Ricci of Bluegrass Roadtrip.com declares, “Starlett and Big John’s harmonies and hard
driving bluegrass take you on a musical journey you do not want to end. They show up ready to
entertain and always deliver. Their audience leaves satisfied and looking forward to their next
show!”
“Starlett and Big John have been crowd pleasers from the beginning – on and off the stage!” says
Rodney Preddy, organizer and namesake of the PreddyFest Bluegrass Festival. “Great people
and good, quality music!”
“Starlett and Big John have an incredible blend of love for traditional and contemporary
bluegrass music which you will find within their vocal and delivery style,” adds Michelle Lee of
WOBL 107.7’s Smoked Country Jam/Bluegrass Borderline. “Once you hear their note to the
next, they will have you tapping your toes while you spend hours on your front porch swing.”
Of course, those kinds of accolades are rarely given gratuitously. The duo’s first album, Till The
End Of The Road, helped solidify their standing, reaping widespread praise for both its
impressive array of original material and its well-chosen covers. Indeed, it seemed certain that
Starlett and Big John were well on their way to establishing a profound presence in today’s
fertile bluegrass environs.
Then again, both individuals arrive at this juncture with well-stocked credentials. Raised in a
musical family, Scarlett became acclimated to bluegrass early on, winning her first singing
competition at age four and subsequently learning upright bass by the time she was eight. Her
adolescent years were spent performing with her family’s band, prior to venturing out on her
own and performing with other artists and outfits as an adult.
For his part, Big John can claim a musical resume that extends back over 35 years. He too
became acclimated to the sounds of bluegrass at a remarkably early age. He first picked up guitar
at nine years old, and remarkably, by the time he was 16, he was cited with heady honors, the
VFMA Male Vocalist of the Year Award. Barely a year later, he and his band New Dominion
Bluegrass were guesting with Bill Monroe’s at the Grand Ole Opry. He continued to perform
with Bill Monroe and his Blue Grass Boys, as well as other notables as well, among them, Jody
Rainwater (Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs ’bass player), Tater Tate (Bill Monroe’s bass player and
fiddle player) Jackie Phelps (one of Bill Monroe’s guitar players and a star of the hit TV show
“Hee Haw”), The Virginia Squires, Wyatt Rice, and plenty of others as well.
The two met by chance in January 2019 while they were filling in with a band in North Carolina.
There was an immediate chemistry between them, which became apparent as they began
working together with other ensembles. Things really began clicking both personally and
professionally when they found themselves attending the Bluegrass First Class gathering in
Asheville, North Carolina. It offered them a chance to share a few tunes and get better
acquainted. It quickly became apparent that they had many similar musical interests that drew
from the same set of influences, among them, Bill Monroe, The Osborne Brothers, Jimmy
Martin, Larry Sparks, Del McCoury, The Stanley Brothers, Johnson Mountain Boys, Tony Rice,
Lester & Earl, Peter Rowan, among them.
“Starlett is absolutely the most talented person I have ever seen,” Talley said. “Her singing,
playing and songwriting is only second to the size of her heart and her delivery of the music. She
truly feels every note she sings, and plays every note she feels. When it comes to putting it all in
there, she’s right there punching. A true Virginia Songbird.”
For her part, Scarlett makes no secret of her own enthusiasm. “Making music with Big John has
been a once-in-a-lifetime find,” she maintains. “When you meet that person you musically click
with, everything seems to fall into place. The sky’s the limit.”
On June 1, 2019, they made their bow as “Starlett and Big John” in Iron Gate, Virginia, and
they’ve been going strong ever since. An upcoming album on Rebel Records, Living in the
South, is due out early next year and features Starlett on bass and vocals, Big John on guitar and
vocals, along with the solid support of Warren Blair on fiddle, David Carroll on banjo, Johnathan
Dillon on Mandolin, and Ron Stewart, who also produced and engineered the project at Big John
Talley’s home studio in Southampton, Virginia, adding dobro to the title track.
The upcoming album also leaves little doubt that the kudos will continue. From the rousing
sounds of the cautionary “Back Away Little Heart” and the heartfelt strains of the first single
“Straight 58,” to the evocative expression and idyllic imagery of “Living in the South” and the
down-home designs of “Makin’ Tracks to Macon,” Living in the South promises to fulfill all the
expectation that’s been shared so far.
“I’ve known Starlett for quite a while and have always been amazed by her true bluegrass vocals,
said Buddy Michaels, host of The Hometown Festival Bluegrass Show on WLHC 103.1 FM.
“She’s also a great heartfelt songwriter. Now teamed up with a seasoned bluegrass boy like Big
John, the sky is totally the limit!”
Annette Grady of the Bluegrass Jamboree.com, adds her encouragement, calling them “A
powerhouse duet: combining talent, experience and beauty. Starlet and Big John know how to
bring it!”
That they do, and with more great music to come, those prophecies will certainly prove true.
“As children, we dreamed of one day being remembered among the greats in Bluegrass history,”
Talley reflects. “I can’t wait to see what the good Lord has in store for us.”
Here again, Scarlett concurs. “Signing with Rebel Records is a dream we’ve both had since
childhood,” she insists. “I hope our music will one day land us on the famous circle at the Grand
Ole Opry. Plus, we can’t wait to tour all these beautiful United States and to take our music to other countries as well.”

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The Dale Ann Bradley Trio
2025-07-26 21:00 | Station Inn, 402 12th Avenue South, Nashville, TN, 37075, United States
Join us at The Station Inn for a night of amazing bluegrass music with six-time IBMA Female Vocalist of the Year, Dale Ann Bradley.

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The French Family Band
2025-07-29 20:00 | Station Inn, 402 12th Avenue South, Nashville, TN, 37075, United States
Country music just sounds better when a family sings it. That’s where it all began: mothers, fathers, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins, all huddled together, picking and singing on a porch in the twilight. That’s why when The French Family launch into the bittersweet ache of a classic or the startling tenderness of one of their self-penned original songs, the hairs on country music loving necks stand up, and we instinctively––sometimes tearfully––recognize this father, mother, and son as the real thing. Touring over the last almost 20 years as Camille and Stuie, the husband-and-wife duo became beloved in Australia. Stuie is a monster player with chops that sublimely meld the virtuosity and instinct of jazz with the clear tone and restraint of American hillbilly roots music. Camille holds a once-in-a-generation voice: somehow both crisply expressive and immeasurably rich and smooth, she can sit back to soothe in a pocket before jumping out to thrill. Now based in Nashville and with the addition of middle son Sonny on stage, The French Family is acclimating to life stateside––deep roots in tow. “I love being able to share our family music with people,” says Camille. “I think people crave it. They come up and tell me how much they love seeing the love among our family and what we do––and I love being able to share that with everybody.”
Stuie agrees, adding, “We hope our music takes people back to a time when the essence of country music was twangy guitars, honest songs, and vocals that tear your heart out.”
Doors open at 7pm. Show begins at 8pm. All tickets here are first come, first served at the door. So if you are in the area, plan to come down and enjoy live music with a pizza and a beer (or two!)

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Fireball Mail
2025-08-01 21:00 | Station Inn, 402 12th Avenue South, Nashville, TN, 37075, United States
Join us for a night of great bluegrass music with Fireball Mail.
Live from 402 12th Ave S in the Gulch. Doors open at 7pm. All tickets here are first come, first served at the door. So if you are in the area, plan to come down and enjoy live music with a pizza and a beer (or two!)

Volume Five
2025-08-02 21:00 | Station Inn, 402 12th Avenue South, Nashville, TN, 37075, United States
Join us at the Station Inn for a great night of bluegrass music with Volume Five.
Volume Five, the Mississippi-based group that started as a casual jam band in 2008, has grown into one of bluegrass music’s most popular and unique acts. The soulful lead vocals by fiddler Glen Harrell and the band’s tight instrumentals and vocal harmony have earned the group two IBMA Awards, numerous nominations, and many accolades.
Doors open at 7pm. Show begins at 9pm. All tickets here are first come, first served at the door. So if you are in the area, plan to come down and enjoy live music with a pizza and a beer (or two!)

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Unspoken Tradition
2025-08-08 21:00 | Station Inn, 402 12th Avenue South, Nashville, TN, 37075, United States
Mountain Home Recording Artist Unspoken Tradition is about new, original Bluegrass. Inspired by their own influences and the roots of traditional and newgrass music, this North Carolina based quintet brings a sound that is both impassioned and nostalgic, hard-driving and sincere. Their 2020-21 singles have all charted in the Bluegrass Today top 20 including “California” #1 “Irons in the Fire” #2 and “Carolina and Tennessee” #4.
Their 2019 release from Mountain Home Music Company, Myths We Tell Our Young, debuted at #5 on the Billboard Bluegrass charts and has seen 5 top-charting radio singles, including a #1 spot on the Bluegrass Today chart for “Dark Side of the Mountain.”
Their material is mostly original and reflects the ever-changing culture of Western and Central North Carolina where they call home. The band has earned a fervent following in the Southeast, selling out shows in Asheville, NC as well as the legendary Station Inn in Nashville, TN. They have also performed twice on the coveted Watson (main stage) at MerleFest. With heavy airplay on Sirius XM’s Bluegrass Junction and ever-growing streaming numbers, Unspoken Tradition is a fast-rising voice of a new generation of roots music artists. Their debut recording, Simple Little Town (2013) saw quick success in radio and with tastemakers. Their follow-up release, Miles Between was featured on the nationally syndicated NPR show The World Cafe. Represented by Advance Artist Support t, Unspoken Tradition plays nationwide.

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Shawn Lane & Richard Bennett
2025-08-09 21:00 | Station Inn, 402 12th Avenue South, Nashville, TN, 37075, United States
Shawn is a three-time GRAMMY nominee and 28-time IBMA Award winner with Blue Highway. Heralded as a vocalist and instrumentalist, Lane is explosive on fiddle, mandolin, and guitar. Shawn is also a respected songwriter, and was nominated as 2015 IBMA Songwriter of the Year, penning such iconic songs as The Game, Sycamore Hollow, and Tears Fell on Missouri. Lane played in the bands of both Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunderand Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver prior to becoming a founding member of Blue Highway in 1994.
Richard is a respected guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter who began his musical journey at the young age of seven. By age 15, the East Tennessee native was touring with former Flatt & Scruggs fiddle player Benny Sims. Gigs at Dollywood followed, with his big break coming in the 1990’s as he joined the legendary J.D. Crowe & The New South. Bennett appeared on Crowe’s 1995 album “Flashback,” which was nominated for two GRAMMY Awards. He went on to tour with greats like Bobby Osbourne, Mike Auldridge, and Jimmy Gaudreau. Richard also released several solo and trio albums on Lonesome Day and Pinecastle Records. His projects have garnered radio airplay across the musical genres of Bluegrass, Folk and Americana.
Shawn and Richard started writing songs together two years ago. A few unique songs seemed to have a natural duo feel, so the two decided to spread their musical wings with a duo project showcasing their songwriting, instrumentals, and vocal chops. Their sound that has slightly more folk and jam feel than the music Shawn and Richard release with their respective primary bands. Richard currently helps drive the traditional yet fresh sound of the J.D. Crowe & the New South reunion band, Flashback, while Shawn shines in the legendary multi-award winning supergroup he co-founded, Blue Highway.

Luke Munday Band
2025-08-12 20:00 | Station Inn, 402 12th Avenue South, Nashville, TN, 37075, United States
Join us at the Station Inn for a great night of bluegrass and country music with the Luke Munday Band!

Crandall Creek
2025-08-13 20:00 | TN
Crandall Creek is a high-energy bluegrass group comprised of members with impressive lead and harmony vocalists, award-winning instrumentalists, and acclaimed songwriters. Founding member, guitarist and songwriter, Jerry Andrews brought together a wealth of talent, including the stellar vocal talents of Carly Greer, who has brought a new life and energy into the band. When Andrews created the band in 2015, he envisioned a group that created its own music with an ear toward the mountain harmonies he heard as a child. He succeeded in that effort when he linked up with Kathy Wigman Lesnock, a West Finley, Pennsylvania songwriter. They met through a mutual friend – Jamie Peck, who owns a recording studio in Wheeling, West Virginia, where the band still records their albums. Crandall Creek also includes multi-instrumentalist Dustin Terpenning on banjo and mandolin, Sav Nelson on bass, and Steve Acord (Patty Loveless, Sam Bush, Jeanette Williams Band) on fiddle and mandolin.

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Tim Graves & The Farm Hands
2025-08-14 21:00 | Station Inn, 402 12th Avenue South, Nashville, TN, 37075, United States
Join us live from The Station Inn for a night of amazing music with Tim Graves & The Farm Hands!
Doors open at 7pm, show begins at 9pm. All tickets here are first come, first served at the door. So if you are in the area, plan to come down and enjoy live music with a pizza and a beer (or two!)

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George Clark Shifflett III & His Big Country Orchestra
2025-08-16 21:00 | Station Inn, 402 12th Avenue South, Nashville, TN, 37075, United States
Join us for a great night of straight-ahead country music with George Clark Shifflett III & His Big Country Orchestra!

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