Alison Krauss And Union Station at Ryman Auditorium

Arcadia 2026 Tour

Grammy Award winning singer and multi-instrumentalist Alison Krauss and her band Union Station return to the important Ryman Auditorium stage on Saturday, September 19th, 2026 for a special evening of music as part of the Arcadia 2026 Tour. The Arcadia Tour features all of the music from Alison Krauss and Union Station's brand new release, Arcadia, plus all of the band's other favorite original songs.

The Nashville performance is one of three consecutive nights at the 'Mother Church' - September 18-20, 2026 - following performances in Durham NC, Wilkesboro NC, Huntsville AL, Shreveport LA, New Orleans LA, Atlanta GA and other locations across the country. Special guest performer for the evening will be Singer/Songwriter Theo Lawrence. 

Alison Krauss And Union Station

They'll perform some of Alison Krauss & Union Station's biggest hits, including "When You Say Nothing at All," "Down to the River to Pray," "Whiskey Lullaby," and "The Lucky One," as well as songs from their upcoming 2025 release Arcadia. This will mark the first studio release from the group since 2017's Windy City.

A master Dobro player, Jerry Douglas will also perform with the group. He has won 16 Grammy Awards, making him one of the most decorated bluegrass artists to date.

27 Grammy Awards are the reward of the most awarded female artist in music - Alison Krauss - and you can hear it for yourself, LIVE! with her group. 

Theo Lawrence

French-Canadian Theo Lawrence performs his original 1950s country, soul and rock 'n' roll songs. Written and performed by an Austin, Texas based performer, songs to be performed include “All Fifty States,” “Havin' a Ball,” and other cuts from his 2023 release Chérie.

With both roots in French-Canadian culture and a Texas upbringing, Lawrence brings a true purity of approach to recording the Nashville Sound styles of close weavers, lush stringbeds and even big ensembles, all with the rhythms & blues and the blue-eyed soul of the era. 

Ryman Auditorium Information

Named The “Mother Church of Country Music”, The Ryman is the original home of the Grand Ole Opry. Performing in this historic venue with 2,362 seats on two levels of seating provides FPA|S an amazing setting to play a traditional pew-style seating on the floor or balcony seating with superior views and audio. The auditorium offers many handicapped seating locations.

Before the show be sure to stop by the concession stands in the auditorium lobby to purchase beer, wine, mixed drinks, as well as tasty snacks and refreshments. The main entry for the theatre is on Fourth Avenue. Please contact Ryman Auditorium at 615-889-3060 or the box office at 800-733-6779

Parking Information

There is no public parking lot on the grounds of the Ryman Auditorium; however, parking is available throughout the downtown Nashville area in various public parking garages and lots. 

Ticket Information

Tickets go for as low as $98 a piece. Tickets are available through online ticket vendor Ticket Squeeze as well as the official box office for the venue listed above. Buy tickets now through the relevant “buy tickets” link above.