Tedeschi Trucks Band. Photo: chadcrawfordphotography.com
Tedeschi Trucks Band headlined the first of three consecutive nights at the Ryman Auditorium on Thursday (March 3), with surprise guests Steve Cropper and Jack Pearson. Brothers Osborne opened the show.
Tedeschi Trucks Band. Photo: chadcrawfordphotography.com
Fronted by Susan Tedeschi Trucks and Derek Trucks, the 12-piece band released the acclaimed album Let Me Get By on Jan. 29 via Concord Music Group. The project has spent multiple weeks atop the Americana airplay chart, including this week’s chart.
Susan Tedeschi Trucks. Photo: chadcrawfordphotography.com
Derek Trucks. Photo: chadcrawfordphotography.com
Friday and Saturday’s shows at the Ryman are both sold out. Junior Brown will open Friday night, while TTB will play two sets on Saturday. The group won a 2011 Grammy for Best Blues Album with Revelator.
Tedeschi Trucks Band. Photo: chadcrawfordphotography.com
Tedeschi Trucks Band. Photo: chadcrawfordphotography.com
Brothers Osborne offered a batch of songs from their new album, Pawn Shop, released in January via EMI Records Nashville.
Brothers Osborne. Photo: chadcrawfordphotography.com
Comprised of brothers John and T.J. Osborne, the duo brought down the house with their rendition of “Loving Me Back.” Their new single is “21 Summer,” which T.J. explained is one of the oldest songs in their songwriting catalog.
Brothers Osborne. Photo: chadcrawfordphotography.com
Brothers Osborne notched a No. 1 hit on the MusicRow CountryBreakout Chart in October with “Stay a Little Longer.” The track also received a Grammy nomination for Best Country Duo/Group Performance.
Brothers Osborne. Photo: chadcrawfordphotography.com
