Amy Grant & Vince Gill at Ryman Auditorium

AMY GRANT & VINCE GILL'S FESTIVE SHOW AT THE RYMAN.

The very bright lights of Amy Grant & Vince Gill are due to illuminate the historic and opulent Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee, on Sunday, December 14th. This notable event will have both stars sharing the spotlight, with no other supporting guests announced. Within this, their 15th annual "Christmas at the Ryman" residency, the series covers 12 performances from December 10 to 20, comprising both matinee and evening showings. The event series celebrates timeless and much-loved holiday music. As they take to the stage of this auditorium, they will be aware of the incredible feat of performing together in this iconic venue for over a hundred concerts together, unveiling their new album entitled "When I Think Of Christmas."

Entry feesto this iconic venue and epic performance, will begin at $169, You cannot miss this historic festive event.  

POP CROSSOVER STAR - AMY GRANT. 

Amy Grant has enthralled audiences with her hits like "Baby, Baby," "Every Heartbeat," and "El Shaddai", where she created eventful performances as fans followed the lyrics. This artist's honors boast six Grammy Awards, several Gospel Music Association Dove Awards and the 2022 Kennedy Center Honors for lifetime creative contributions. In early 2024, she hit the road on a schedule of 33 shows, led at the Ryman over Mother's Day. At this concert, she released the digital version of "Songs From The Loft" with an expanded edition of "House Of Love," featuring new tracks and remixes. A fresh new musical project for 2025 sees her gearing up for a mix of her pop-Christian appeal. Amy Grant became the initial Christian music artist to earn a platinum record, breaking genre limits into mainstream success.

COUNTRY ICON VINCE GILL. 

Vince Gill has some mega classics in the form of "When I Call Your Name," "Go Rest High on That Mountain," and "I Still Believe in You." He will be fueling the auditorium's enthusiasm from the stage with his soaring tenor and top-notch guitar playing. His career-inspiring record encompasses 22 Grammy Awards, 18 CMA Awards, eight ACM Awards, and his entries into the Country Music Hall of Fame and Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame. He has maintained his prominence with his BMI Icon status from 2014. His recent collaborative release ties into the album "When I Think Of Christmas" with Grant, where his vocal genius is very much in evidence. After all this time, he still maintains the record for holding the most Grammy wins by a male country artist, reaffirming his place in music history.

RYMAN AUDITORIUM AND OTHER INFORMATION. 

Nashville's Ryman Auditorium, located at 116 Rep. John Lewis Way N in Nashville, Tennessee, is universally known as the "Mother Church of Country Music," laden with premier surround sound. A friendly setting is suited to performances. Unique features include historic windows, pew-style seating, and modern sound systems, made for listening to premium performances. Seating reaches a maximum limit at about 2,400, with areas separated into the main floor, balcony levels, and plush VIP zones, all offering exquisite viewing perspectives. For more particulars, call the entertainment venue directly at 800-733-6779.

TICKET AND OTHER INFORMATION. 

Entry passes commence at $169. Guests are encouraged to purchase from trusted retail sources like online TicketSqueeze.com or the auditorium's box office at 800-733-6779. Hit the "buy tickets" button now since seat numbers are scarce. Demand for tickets to this show is growing. 

Should the event be canceled, tickets will be refunded. For postponement of the concert, tickets will remain valid for the new date. In both incidents, tickets will only be refunded or held over if the tickets were obtained from reputable vendors like the box office, from a primary vendor, or from TicketSqueeze.

This venue does not have any dedicated parking garages. However, there is plenty of street parking and nearby parking lots in the central Nashville area, and all are a short walking distance from the auditorium.