25th Annual Alive at the Bluebird Reservations Update

Nashville, Tennessee – The 25th Annual Alive at the Bluebird concert series kicked off a month of shows benefiting Alive Hospice this week, and additional shows will offer advance pre-paid reservations. Four performances listed below will be available through an advance pre-pay, pre-sale beginning tomorrowJanuary 5, 8:00 a.m. CT at www.bluebirdcafe.com.

Pre-paid reservations include only the following shows:
January 16    9:00 p.m. Lee Brice, Jerrod Niemann, Rob Hatch, Lance Miller
January 18    9:00 p.m. Hunter Hayes, Dave Barnes, Gordie Sampson, Emily Weisband
January 20    9:30 p.m. Erin Enderlin, Alex Kline, Jeffrey Steele, Tara Thompson
January 25    9:00 p.m. An Evening with Kathy Mattea, celebrating 35 years

Admission for all other shows during Alive at the Bluebird will follow the standard Bluebird Cafe reservation policy. TuesdayWednesday and Thursday shows are available at 8:00 a.m. one week prior to the posted show, and weekend shows may be reserved on the preceding Monday beginning at 8:00 a.m. at www.BluebirdCafe.com. Please refer to the same website for admission pricing.

More than 130 artists and songwriters are scheduled to perform at least 27 Alive at the Bluebird shows in January on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at 9:00 p.m., Fridays at 9:30 p.m. and Saturdays at 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. The current schedule of performers is attached and is subject to change. Presenting sponsors for the event include Bass, Berry & Sims, Cigna, HCA, Hub International, Jackson National and Tennessee Oncology.SouthComm and WSM-AM return as media sponsors.

Two special items have been donated to Alive Hospice to be auctioned during the 25th Annual Alive at the Bluebird concert series: a beautiful original “Wings to Fly” oil painting donated by acclaimed artist DeAnn Hebert and an Epiphone FT-100 acoustic guitar donated by Earl E. Owens, a prominent Nashville manager, producer, promoter and public relations executive who was cared for by Alive Hospice last year. The guitar will be autographed by all artists and writers performing during the Alive at the Bluebird series, and both items will be available for bidding online at www.bluebirdcafe.com and in person on the final night of the series.

The Bluebird Cafe opened in June of 1982 and has been celebrating its 35th anniversary with special shows and events. Bluebird: The Movie, an in-depth documentary about the influence the tiny 90-seat venue has had on singers, songwriters and popular music in general, is currently in production.

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