Stars Of Television's "NASHVILLE" To Stage First-Ever International Tour
Clare Bowen, Chris Carmack, Charles Esten, Sam Palladio
To Play United Kingdom June 2016
Nashville - Stars of the hit series “Nashville” are set to play for audiences in England and Scotland during a first-ever international tour in June. Launching June 13 in Manchester, England, the tour will feature cast members Clare Bowen, Chris Carmack, Charles Esten, and Sam Palladio performing songs from the series and original material. Later stops include Birmingham, Glasgow, Bristol and London. All shows go on sale Friday, March 18. “Nashville” staged sold-out tours across the United States in 2014 and 2015.
“The ‘Nashville’ cast is comprised of individuals who excel as actors, musicians, songwriters, and performers,” said Steve Buchanan, President, Opry Entertainment. “Since the first night the series went on the air, the cast members have also become incredible ambassadors for our Tennessee home, connecting with viewers around the world via television. Everyone is thrilled about the opportunity to be face to face with our fans throughout the
UK during these intimate, exciting performances celebrating the best of Nashville.”
All shows go on sale Friday, March 18 at 9am at www.gigsandtours.com;
6/13 Manchester Bridgewater Hall
6/14 Birmingham Birmingham Symphony
6/16 Glasgow Glasgow Clyde Auditorium
6/17 Bristol Bristol Colston Hall
6/18 London London Eventim Apollo Hammersmith
The tour is produced by Opry Entertainment.
“Nashville” airs on six continents and in more than 70 countries, including the United Kingdom, which will air season four this spring. During its third season in the U.K., the series beat the network’s primetime average by 22% and reigned as its #1 10 p.m. show for women 16+ as well as the #2 show at 10 p.m. for total viewers. Since its debut, the show has inspired seven “Music of Nashville” soundtracks as well as a Christmas album, which have collectively sold more than one million soundtracks and millions more single tracks to date.
