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Wildheart Wednesdays : Creating Community thru stories and song feat. Aaron Raitiere , Rob Williford , Nate Fredrick & Zoe Cummins
Wed July 14, 2021 6:30 pm (Doors: 5:30 pm )
3rd and Lindsley
All Ages
$12.00

 

WILDHEART WEDNESDAYS

Join me in celebrating the Wildhearts, the songwriters and musicians who aren’t afraid to create music with the freedom and courage to be who they are and know what they want. There’s a depth to the music in Nashville so come help me raise up the songwriters and recording artists of country, the blues, bluegrass, pop, gospel and jazz. See you there Wildhearts!

 

Wednesday July 14th 2021 

Doors: 5:30

Show: 6:30 to 8:30

Tickets:

 $12.00 in advance 

$15.00 (cash) at the door



 

Aaron Raitiere: Aaron is a Grammy winning songwriter from Danville, KY. His songs have been recorded by Hayes Carll, Miranda Lambert, Brent Cobb, Lori McKenna, Natalie Hemby, Robert Randolph, Caylee Hammack, Montgomery Gentry, Anderson East, Lady Gaga, Shooter Jennings, Travis Tritt, Trace Adkins, Whiskey Myers, The Steelwoods, Randy Rogers, EUROPE, The Oak Ridge Boys, Muscadine Bloodline, Ashley McBryde, Chrissy Metz, The Lone Bellow, Ashley Monroe, Airbourne, Lake Deluxe, and many more….

 

Rob Williford: Originally from Gastonia, North Carolina, Rob Williford just celebrated his latest number one as a songwriter with Luke Comb’s “Forever After All,” which spent 4 weeks atop the charts.  In 2019, Williford won a CMA for Song of the Year “Beautiful Crazy,” and he also tours alongside Combs playing guitar & singing BGVs.  When he’s not on the road or writing songs,  “Rowdy” can be found catching fish on Percy Priest or playing 90s country on the jukebox at your local Waffle House.  


Nate Frederick: “Somewhere in trying to figure out how to craft a good song, I figured out how not to just write a pile of sad songs,” Nate Fredrick says about his new album, Different Shade of Blue. “It’s not that my situation is different or even better, but I’ve found a different way to perceive my personal circumstances.” That level of introspection is clear throughout Fredrick’s debut album, 11 tracks recorded at Nashville’s Farmland Studios with producer David Dorn. The collection sounds as familiar as what you might hear on a friend’s back porch, but Fredrick’s lyrics are bound to get stuck in your head as he works through his relationship to both himself and his home—where he’s from as well as Nashville, where he moved in 2015.

 

Wildheart Artist of the Week: Zoe Cummins