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“A Consummate Entertainer, Sharp-Dressed Man, a Terrific Songwriter, and a Great Singer” – George Strait

GRAMMY-winning singer-songwriter Jim Lauderdale brings his rich blend of country, bluegrass, and Americana to Godfrey Daniels on Sunday, November 2 at 3:30 PM. With 36 albums, collaborations with music legends, and songs recorded by some of country’s biggest names, Lauderdale has become a defining voice in Americana. His latest work, Game Changer, showcases both timeless tradition and fresh creativity, all delivered with the warmth and connection that make him a true “consummate entertainer.” Join us in our intimate listening room for an unforgettable afternoon of music, stories, and artistry from one of the genre’s most respected champions.

Hailed as “an uncompromising, genre-defying artist firing on all cylinders” (Vice/Noisey) and “one of country’s more thoughtful artists” (Billboard), multi-platinum singer/songwriter Kip Moore has blazed his own trail and earned his place as one of music’s most beloved artists. With over 1 billion streams and 2.5 million monthly listeners, Moore has released five critically acclaimed albums and penned over a dozen chart-topping singles, including hits “Something’ ‘Bout a Truck,” “Hey Pretty Girl,” “Beer Money,” and “More Girls Like You.” A truly remarkable performer and “one of country music’s most tireless and powerful live draws” (Rolling Stone), Moore is renowned for his signature sound playing blistering live shows in stadiums, arenas, and theaters around the globe. With the announcement of his new album Solitary Tracks, Moore is poised for a monumental year as the steadfast road-warrior gears up to bring his new songs worldwide.

Maddie & Tae can’t help themselves. Since bursting into public consciousness with the power-acoustic slayer “Girl In A Country Song,” which skewered BroCountry’s female stereotypes and received the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame’s coveted I Wish I Wrote That Song honor, the ride-or-die besties have been speaking truth about what it means to be smart, young women.