Bluebird Cafe Concert Series

$32 per person in advance online
$36 per person at the door

MAINS
Achiote Marinated Chicken (DF/GF)
Black Angus Beef Burgers (DF/GF)
Impossible Burgers (DF/GF)
Grilled Bratwurst (DF/GF)
Sundance Brisket (DF/GF)

SIDES
Coleslaw Salad (GF)
Potato Salad (GF)
BBQ Baked Beans (DF/GF)
Mixed Green Salad (DF/GF)/ Ranch (GF)/ Balsamic (DF/GF)
Corn Bread
Black Bean Roasted Corn Salad (GF)

DESSERT
Chocolate Sheet Cake
Assorted Streusel Pie

Tickets can be purchased at the time of show ticket purchase or through the link sent in your confirmation email.

June 20 & 21

Billy Montana
In 1989, shortly after his recording contract with Warner Bros. Records expired, Billy Montana moved to Nashville from Upstate New York. He made songwriting his primary focus from that time forward, and as a songwriter, Billy’s written five #1 singles for country music recording artists Garth Brooks(“More Than a Memory”), Lee Brice (“Hard to Love” and “Memory I Don’t Mess With”, Sara Evans (“Suds in the Bucket”, and Jo Dee Messina (“Bring on the Rain”). The Garth Brooks single “More Than a Memory” is the only song in country music history to debut at #1. Montana also scored a top 5 with Jon Pardi’s “Night Shift.” Other artists who have recorded Billy’s songs include Tim McGraw, Blake Shelton, Martina McBride, Jason Aldean, Vince Gill, Emmylou Harris, Lee Ann Womack, Kenny Rogers, Sister Hazel and many more.

Randy Montana
Nashville native, singer-songwriter Randy Montana has been described as a standout among his “I’m more country than you peers.” His songs are pure, honest, & gritty but still manage to be from the heart. His style clings to the rough edges of country’s musical highway with clear hints of his childhood musical influences intertwined throughout.
Randy has penned songs recorded by Jon Pardi, Luke Combs, Justin Moore, Riley Green, Jimmie Allen, Drake White, David Nail, Cody Johnson, Luke Bryan, & George Strait, and wrote “What If I Was Willing” which was featured on the hit TV show NASHVILLE. In 2020, Randy was named Breakthrough Songwriter of the Year at the MusicRow Awards.
He currently writes for Warner Chappell Music and lives with his wife, Montgomery, and their three kids in Nashville, TN.

Erik Dylan
A frequent collaborator to Luke Combs and Riley Green, Dylan contributed to Combs’ record-breaking album What You See Is What You Get , Growing Up & Getting Old and penned “Remember Him That Way” on Combs’ current album, Fathers & Sons. Erik co-wrote 25 Riley Green releases, including singles “There Was This Girl” , “If It Wasn’t For Trucks” & “Damn Good Day to Leave”. The Kansas native has songs recorded by Parker McCollum, Brantley Gilbert, Elvie Shane, Ashland Craft, Warren Zeiders, Eric Paslay, Kip Moore, Trisha Yearwood, Dustin Lynch, Justin Moore, Eli Young Band, Gavin Adcock, Josh Abbott Band, Zach Brown Band, Brent Cobb, Cody Johnson and more.
Erik is currently on tour with Riley Green on his Damn Country Music 2025 tour.
Instagram: @theflatlandboy

Lineups are subject to change. All sales are final.

June 27 & 28

JT Harding
JT Harding is a hit songwriter whose songs have been streamed over 1 billion times. J.T. was born in Nashville and raised in Detroit rock city. He has written number one songs for Blake Shelton, Jake Owen, Kenny Chesney, Keith Urban, Darius Rucker, Dierks Bentley, and the worldwide hit song “Smile” with Uncle Kracker. J.T. is a published author his wild memoir “Party Like A Rockstar” is a best seller on Amazon. It is available everywhere books are sold.

Ryan Larkins
Born and raised in Nashville, Tennessee, Ryan Larkins caught the music city bug as a pre-teen, starting his songwriting journey at 12-years-old. He began to forge his distinctive baritone sound singing and playing guitar weekly at his home church. Those early performances eventually got him noticed by the Nashville music industry community and soon led to a publishing deal with Sony Music Publishing. Ryan’s sonic roots in traditional country music coupled with his love for gospel, pop and even R&B has crafted an original, incomparable sound sought after by some of the most talented names in the industry. He’s since written with musical legends like Tony Lane, Tom Douglas, Lee Miller, Craig Wiseman, Tim Nichols, Rhett Akins, Ben Hayslip and Country Music Hall of Fame member Bill Anderson. Bill earned his first Grammy nomination for “Someday It’ll All Make Sense,” a duet with Dolly Parton, that Larkins co-wrote. A gifted songwriter, Ryan has also landed cuts by award-winning artists like Tim McGraw and Cody Johnson, landing his first #1 song with “The Painter,” which also earned him his debut ACM nomination for Song of the Year and CMA nomination for Song of the Year. After launching his first Nashville Country release, Meet Ryan Larkins, on Jay DeMarcus’ Red Street Records, Ryan has garnered fans around the country opening for acts like Willie Nelson, Ian Munsick and Priscilla Block as the direct support on her 2024 headlining Hey Jack Tour. In 2025, he hit the road with the legendary Clint Black.

Lineups are subject to change. All sales are final.

July 11 & 12

Adam James

Rocky Block
Born and raised in Music City, Rocky Block grew up steeped in the sounds of Nashville. The son of legendary radio host and alt-country promoter Billy Block—an early advocate for the independent roots movement that became known as Americana—Rocky inherited not only a deep love for music, but also a rare ability to spot what resonates beyond the mainstream.

Bringing his own unique artistic voice to the craft, Block has quickly become one of the most exciting emerging songwriters in Nashville. His work connects across genres, earning him a reputation for both versatility and authenticity.

In 2024, Block was named AIMP Nashville’s Rising Songwriter of the Year, recognized as a Variety Hitmaker, and received his first CMA Triple Play Award for writing three #1 country radio hits in a single year: “Man Made A Bar” – Morgan Wallen feat. Eric Church, “Cowgirls” – Morgan Wallen feat. Ernest, “Pour Me A Drink” – Post Malone feat. Blake Shelton. He also co-wrote four songs on Teddy Swims’ latest album, including the fan favorite “Bad Dreams.”

Block’s writing credits include a wide range of artists across country, hip-hop, and pop, with songs recorded by Jelly Roll, Cody Johnson, Thomas Rhett, Young Thug, Lauren Alaina & Lainey Wilson, Cole Swindell, Nelly & Kane Brown, Jordan Davis, Jake Owen, and many others. He also celebrated a #1 on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Chart with Lil Durk & Morgan Wallen’s genre-blending hit, “Broadway Girls.”

Whether in a writing room or behind the scenes, Rocky Block continues to shape the sound of today’s music—one hit at a time.

Allison Veltz Cruz
Born in Alabama into a musical family, Allison Veltz Cruz grew up moving around frequently. However, the one constant in her life was music. “My biggest musical inspiration is the FM radio,” she says. Her passion for songs ultimately led her to Music City in 2011, where she quickly notched her first #1 platinum song “Mr. Taxi” recorded by K-pop group, Girls’ Generation.
Since then, she’s topped the Billboard Country charts with Matt Stell’s platinum, two-week no. 1 “Prayed For You” and Tenille Arts’ platinum hit “Somebody Like That,” which made country music history as the first country no. 1 to be written, performed and produced by all females. Additional cuts include Jason Aldean, Maddie and Tae, Lady A, Carly Pearce, High Valley, Megan Patrick, Michael Ray, Sacha, Drake White, Tanner Adell, and many more.
Allison’s impressive catalog has earned her national recognition, including the 2020 AIMP (Association of Independent Music Publishers) Rising Songwriter of the Year Award. Most recently, she signed with Universal Music Publishing Group for an exclusive global publishing deal.

Lineups are subject to change. All sales are final.

Lineups are subject to change. All sales are final.

August 15th & 16th
Charles Esten
Eric Paslay
Kelly Archer

Charles Esten
A longtime storyteller as an artist-songwriter and actor, Charles Esten is popularly known for his roles as “Ward Cameron” on Netflix’s Outer Banks and “Deacon Claybourne” in ABC/CMT’s NASHVILLE. A global entertainer, Esten delivered what Billboard called his signature “loose, rough-cut country,” independent debut album, Love Ain’t Pretty, to much acclaim one year ago. Grammy.com hailed, “the album is the purest representation of his artistry possible.” Surpassing 26 MILLION streams to date, he’s a 2018 Guinness World Records title holder for the “Most consecutive weeks to release an original digital single by a music act” after releasing 54 original songs once a week for 54 straight weeks. He’s made over 180 appearances at Nashville’s iconic Grand Ole Opry and performed multiple headline tours in the U.S., Germany, Amsterdam, the U.K., Denmark, and Norway. In addition, Esten serves as the National Honorary Spokesperson for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s annual Light The Night Walk, and is a board member and volunteer for Musicians On Call.

Eric Paslay

Kelly Archer

Lineups are subject to change. All sales are final.

August 22nd & 23rd
Josh Osborne
Natalie Hemby
Barry Dean

Josh Osborne
After years of honing his craft, Grammy, ACM, and CMA award winning songwriter Josh Osborne has become one of the go-to songwriters on the Nashville music scene. After scoring his first #1 song in 2012 with Kenny Chesney’s “Come Over”, Osborne has been on quite an amazing roll, scoring a total of 30 #1 songs so far, in addition to winning 43 ASCAP awards for most performed songs as well as three ASCAP Song of the Year awards for his hits “Leave The Night On”, “Body Like A Back Road” and “One Man Band”. In 2014 Osborne was awarded the coveted Grammy award for Best Country Song for “Merry Go ‘Round” recorded by Kacey Musgraves, and won his second Grammy award for Best Country Song in 2025 for “The Architect”, also recorded by Musgraves. He has been nominated 4 more times for Best Country Song at the Grammy awards. Also in 2014 Josh was honored by having his name added to the prestigious Country Music Highway which runs through the state of Kentucky and near his hometown of Virgie. Josh is the 2021 ASCAP Country Songwriter of the Year, 2019 NSAI Songwriter Of The Year, 2016, 2021 and 2022 Music Row Magazine Songwriter of the Year, an 8-time nominee for ACM Songwriter Of The Year, 2 time
ACM Song of the Year winner for his songs “One Man Band” and “Next Thing You Know”, a multiple CMA award nominee and multiple CMA Triple Play Award Winner.

Natalie Hemby

Barry Dean

Lineups are subject to change. All sales are final.

August 29th & 30th
Leslie Satcher
Deric Ruttan
Danny Myrick