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Ryman Auditorium
There’s Something to Love taking over Tennessee this October, and you’re invited to join Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit! The Grammy Award-winning band is arriving at Music City for a multi-night residency dedicated to their longtime listeners. They will be bringing their guitars, keyboards, and drums to perform a career-spanning set list on this very sentimental show! Get ready to hear Foxes in the Snow here at the Ryman Auditorium on Friday, 23rd October 2026!
This annual concert series tradition that began in 2014 has become a major event among music communities. Today, tickets for the shows are in such high demand that fans are advised to secure theirs months in advance. As their Grammy wins grow and their discography explores deeper themes, the Americana music group is earning listeners even from other genres and the younger generation. They will also be joined by singer-songwriter Amy LaVere on this night! See them embody The Nashville Sound live by securing your tickets soon!
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Hosting an annual series of shows in one of the most iconic concert venues in the country is considered an impressive achievement in an industry where stars can fade in just a short amount of time. For Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, holding their most in-demand shows at the Ryman Auditorium is more of an experience than a mere performance. Isbell has shared with Rolling Stone how he favors the venue tremendously, mentioning how they “look up from the stage and there’s all these church windows and church pews and, even if you’re not necessarily a religious person, you’re thinking about the spirituality of the situation”. This year, Isbell and his band are coming back to stage half a dozen shows, and he hopes to see you in one!
Sharing their sixth album with the world is a notable achievement for an Americana band that wants to keep their impressive reputation as a touring act. Now becoming a playlist staple, especially among adults who can relate to the themes that their songs explore, Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit have a combined monthly listener count of almost two million on Spotify alone. Their audiences often flock to YouTube, enjoying the recordings of their live performances where it’s evident how much passion and personal emotions they place in each of their songs.
No Battle Hymn will Overcome the meaningful discography of Americana artist Amy LaVere when she performs the best tracks of her five studio albums at this show!
This will be the second to the last show of Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit at this premier concert venue this year, so make sure you catch them at this highly anticipated residency! Be a True Believer of authentic music when you hear their Americana and country hits here at the Ryman Auditorium on Friday, 23rd October 2026! There will be 2,362 people in the audience that will be singing along to the band’s most brilliant tracks from the main floor to the balcony, and you can choose your preferred seats today! Located in Music City, it is easily reachable even for visitors and tourists. Many music stars consider it a significant moment to stage their own shows here, allowing major artists like Darius Rucker, Dolly Parton, and Elvis Presley. Best-selling band Coldplay has even described this as the greatest theatre in the world.
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Ryman Auditorium, Nashville, Tennessee, , US