Station Inn

Bluegrass Jam
2024-06-30 19:00, 2024-06-23 19:00, 2024-06-16 19:00 (America/Chicago) | Station Inn, 402 12th Avenue South, Nashville, TN, 37075, United States
The world-famous Station Inn Bluegrass Jam!
Doors open at 7pm. No Cover.
This is not a show. This is a night for musicians and singers from all over the world to gather and enjoy making music together. You never know who might show up!
All are welcome! If you’re a player, bring an instrument and join the fun. If you just want to listen, that’s fine too! Enjoy the music with a hot pizza and a cold beer!

The Special Consensus
2024-06-29 21:00
Join us at The Station Inn for a night of amazing music with The Special Consensus.
The Special Consensus is a bluegrass band that has achieved a contemporary sound in their four decades of performing, making their music a modern classic. Band leader and founder Greg Cahill is a recipient of the prestigious Distinguished Achievement Award from the International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA) and was inducted into the Society for the Preservation of Bluegrass Music in America (SPBGMA) Hall of Greats. Special Consensus has released 20 band recordings and received six awards from the IBMA and two Grammy nominations.
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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Tim Shelton Syndicate
2024-06-28 21:00
Join us at the world famous Station Inn for a night of great bluegrass music with the Tim Shelton Syndicate!
Doors open at 7pm. Show begins at 9pm. 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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Steve Huber & The Flatheads
2024-06-27 21:00
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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Sara Douga
2024-06-26 20:00
Cajun raised in a cowboy town, Sara Douga is country music.From plays on BBC Radio to appearing on the Grand Ole Opry, audiences love Douga for her warm heart and big personality. Brought up deep in Louisiana’s Cajun and cowboy culture, Douga’s sound is rich and unique. As a songwriter she is known for her poetic honesty, and has a knack for revealing the overlooked. Other artists have taken notice and quite literally sing Douga’s praises. Her songs have been recorded by the likes of Jim Lauderdale, and most recently Ella Hooper on her latest record, Small Town Temple, which debuted at #1 on the ARIA Country Charts.

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The French Family Band
2024-06-25 20:00
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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Val Storey, Carl Jackson, Larry Cordle, & New Monday
2024-06-24 20:00, 2024-06-17 20:00
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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Val Storey and The Family Band
2024-06-22 21:00
Anyone who’s had the opportunity to experience a live show at Nashville’s iconic Station Inn is likely familiar with the mesmerizing Val Storey. The petite dynamo has been a staple at the iconic venue for several years. With her versatile, crystalline vocals, Val’s performances, ranging from driving bluegrass to traditional county, gospel and jazz stylings, evoke genuine emotion in her many fans.
With the May 2023 release of Share Your Secrets With Me, produced by the legendary Larry Cordle, those many fans are sure to multiply for the diminutive singer with the powerful pipes.
Storey is indeed one of the entertainment industry’s premier vocalists. Her pure and sincere styling takes the listener to a very personal place, evoking a colorful palate of emotion. Her flawless and captivating performances, both in the concert hall and the recording studio, have earned for her the admiration of fellow musicians and fans alike. In short, Val Storey is truly a “singer’s singer.”
Raised in Roanoke, Virginia, Val moved with her family to Nashville, picking up bluegrass, country, gospel, blues, and jazz influences along the way. With an undeniable gift, performance opportunities came quickly for the shy teen, including working with the legendary Jordanaires. She later became the lead vocalist for the jazz group Pulse. She was one of the youngest performers to be featured regularly in various country music shows at Nashville’s Opryland theme park.
As a Nashville session singer, Val has worked for major labels and publishing companies, including Columbia, Mercury, RCA, Rounder, Sony, and Universal. Storey has lent her voice to recordings for Dolly Parton, Joey + Rory, Larry Cordle & Lonesome Standard Time, Bradley Walker, Gene Watson, and many more.
Where Flowers Bloom was her first full-length solo CD; an independent release. The young singer chose to follow her heart rather than the restriction of the many record label offers that came her way. She has remained on that genuine, heartfelt path, creating and sharing music with a traditional flavor and interpreting each song in her own stirring and transcendent way.
Val eventually reconnected with Grammy award-winning producer and songwriter Carl Jackson, whom she’d first met when Jackson recorded her family’s own recording studio. “I would sneak down after bedtime and listen just outside the studio door,” Val remembers. “I knew even then that Carl was an amazing musician.” Little did she know that, just a few years later, Carl would be producing an album with her as a featured artist.
Carl invited Val to lend her voice to his on the 2010 project, Mark Twain: Words and Music. Her haunting vocal on “Love Is On Our Side” hearkens to the grief experienced by Twain at the death of his oldest daughter, Susy. The critically-acclaimed project introduced Val to top names in music and entertainment, and a worldwide audience.
Val and her husband survived a devastating motorcycle accident in August 2020, and months of rehabilitation followed. “God’s keeping me around. With COVID, the accident, all the challenges, God has been there for me every minute. I pray and talk to God. I know He is in control. I know that with Him, we can find comfort and peace.”
Fortunately, Val was able to return to the Station Inn stage with a weekly Sunday gospel show, and a Monday night performance brimming with traditional country and more; both shows include a cast of Val’s gifted and high-profile friends. She was a special guest at the Country Hall of Fame and Museum in July of 2021. Filmed as part of the exhibit, The Station Inn: Bluegrass Beacon, Storey shared stories from her career in an installment of the Live At The Hall music and education program.
Val’s own story continues to unfold, with her sophomore album, produced by the legendary Larry Cordle, set for release in May of 2023.

“Val Storey belongs in a special group of female vocalists… better than good, better than great… elite! God has blessed me beyond my wildest dreams by allowing me to sing with the best of the best… you know those “first name” singers… Linda, Dolly, Emmylou, Tammy, Patty, Trisha, Alison, Sonya, Martina, Rhonda, etc… and every Monday night at the Station Inn I get the same goosebumps on my arms, the same chills running down my spine, and feel the same pride singing with… Val.”
– Grammy winning singer, songwriter, producer, Carl Jackson
“We’ve all heard the expression that that person has the voice of an angel. That’s the only way I know how to describe Val Storey. She truly has the voice of an angel. She knows how to connect her heart and her voice to a song and deliver it to the person that needs to hear it. And when you hear Val Storey singing, you will definitely think there’s an Angel singing. She’s a wonderful person inside and out and I am proud to know her as my friend.”
– Multi award winning singer and songwriter, Jimmy Fortune

“When I think of heaven, I think of angels singing. When I hear Val Storey sing, I start to think I’m already there. Her angelic voice is a glimpse of what I can only hope it will sound like there. Val is, without a doubt, one the greatest singers God ever gave breath to.”
– Multi award winning singer and songwriter, and Grammy nominated producer, Jerry Salley

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컨트리공방 Country GongBang
2024-06-21 21:00
The band name, rendered in Korean as 컨트리공방, roughly translates to Country Studio Performance, or Country Study Show. Country GongBang plays a very tasty form of contemporary bluegrass, writing and singing in both English and Korean, which has been well received internationally via YouTube and other online venues.
The band has been featured as official IBMA Bluegrass Ramble Showcase Artist was selected to receive the International Bluegrass Music Association’s 2023 International Band Performance Grant.

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Casey Penn
2024-06-20 21:00
Based in Central Arkansas, Casey Penn is an Arkansas Country Music Award-nominated songwriter, performing bluegrass and Americana artist, and a happy new member of the Mountain Fever Records family. Casey’s second single released September 13, 2022. Her first single for the label, “Chasing Rainbows,” earned a spot on the Bluegrass Today’s Top 20 Song chart a few months ago. Casey’s first album for Mountain Fever is forthcoming. Past albums include KingPenn (2016, Independent).
Casey is a former founding member of the Americana duo Lee Street Lyrical. Now dissolved, the band was signed to MFM’s Travianna Records and was a repeat ACMA nominee for Acoustic Act of the Year. The LSL release, “I’ll Never Be A Mountain Girl,” written by Penn and Irene Kelley, reached #8 on Bluegrass Today’s Weekly Grassicana chart.

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Jim & Jesse Tribute Show
2024-06-19 20:00
Join us for a great night with Kent Blanton, Luke McKnight, Steve Thomas, Mike Scott, and Jamie Johnson as they celebrate the music of legendary bluegrass group, Jim & Jesse.

The Tennessee Warblers
2024-06-18 20:00
A Nashville institution, the Tennessee Warblers have been jamming folky grooves since 2014 with a rotating cast of pickin' pals culled from Music City's vibrant bluegrass and Grateful Dead community.
John Beck and Adam Dalton met while performing together in various projects and bonded over the acoustic music of Jerry Garcia and David Grisman. On a winter's eve, they tried their hands at co-writing and the song "Restless" was born. Soon thereafter the Warblers took flight performing in and around Music City before starting what was to become a 5 year residency at Nashville's legendary Sutler Saloon.

There the group honed their sound and was featured on the Travel Channel's Food Paradise. In 2016 they released their debut EP of which the Murfreesboro Pulse called "a solid debut peppered with well-played instrumental breaks, and recommended for fans of Americana and Southern folk."
They stayed busy touring, performing at festivals (Hoedown on the Harpeth Bluegrass Festival, Nashville Predators' Craft Beer Festival, East Nashville Beer Festival) and periodically orchestrated tributes to their heroes, performing Bob Dylan's Nashville Skyline and the Grateful Dead's Europe '72 albums in their entirety.
After distilling some fresh songs, they linked up with engineer Nathan Yarborough (The Mavericks, Leanne Rimes, Mastodon) to cut their debut record live in the warm wood walls of Madison, TN's Bluegrass Compound. Seated together in a circle in the shotgun cabin hall, they took turns calling tunes from their repertoire and let the tape roll.
The resulting record, Small Town Songs, was released in November 2022 to which Ana Lee of WMOT Roots Radio 89.5FM called, "A really fun album. A lotta great covers. A lotta great originals." Edd Hurt of the Nashville Scene wrote, "Small Town Songs makes me happy to know the Nashville bluegrass-Dead community is thriving."
In 2023 the group performed the record on their Small Towns Tour, collaborated with Midnight North at the Touch of Brews Music Festival and of all things sang to Chuck Norris AND survived!
The band continues to serve up a fun mix of rootsy originals and cherry picked covers to all who'll lend an ear.

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The Borrowed Mules Album Release Show
2024-06-15 21:00
Join us at the Station Inn for a night of great bluegrass music as we help our friends, The Borrowed Mules, celebrate the release of their new album.

Red Mountain Boys
2024-06-14 21:00
Join us at the Station Inn for a great night of bluegrass music with the Red Mountain Boys!

Doors open at 7pm. Show begins at 9pm. 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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