Dierks Bentley will celebrate the release of his latest album The Mountain with a special late night album release show June 7 at the Ryman Auditorium. All ticket proceeds from the special show will go to benefit the Opry Trust Fund. The show will begin at 10 p.m. CT.
Bentley will perform all 13 tracks from The Mountain, his ninth studio album, during the show, which will also feature Bentley’s 2018 tour opener LANCO. Pre-sale tickets are available tomorrow (May 15) with public tickets on sale this Friday (May 18). Tickets are available for $80, $55, and $45.
“This album started as the smallest seed of an idea,” said Bentley. “It was inspired by where I am in my life right now, but also by the people I meet out on the road who triumph over hardship every day. We all share this underlying sense of gratitude and hope, which really became the base of The Mountain, so I wanted to introduce it as a whole story for the first time with all the fans in town for CMA Music Fest. Doing it at the Ryman and to help out the Opry Trust Fund makes the night even more special.”
Started in 1965, the Opry Trust Fund’s mission is to help those in the country industry when they need it the most by offering financial assistance during their time of need. Since its inception, the Opry Trust Fund has distributed more than $2 million.
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