Charlie Worsham books Basement East residency

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06.23.17

Charlie Worsham books Basement East residency

Country singer Charlie Worsham will play the Basement East every Monday night in July to raise money for music education.

Proceeds from the five-night "Every Damn Monday" series are going to his Follow Your Heart Arts Program, which benefits kids in his hometown — Grenada, Miss. — who "possess uncommon talent and desire to achieve great things in the arts."

Tickets are $5 and go on sale Monday at thebasementnashville.com.

Worsham released his latest album, the quirky and cerebral "Beginning of Things," in April, and recently played two sold-out shows at Nashville's City Winery with singer-songwriter Brandy Clark. Later this month, he is opening shows for Tim McGraw and Faith Hill.

For more information, check out the article in The Tennessean.
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Charlie Worsham books Basement East residency

Country singer Charlie Worsham will play the Basement East every Monday night in July to raise money for music education.

Proceeds from the five-night "Every Damn Monday" series are going to his Follow Your Heart Arts Program, which benefits kids in his hometown — Grenada, Miss. — who "possess uncommon talent and desire to achieve great things in the arts."

Tickets are $5 and go on sale Monday at thebasementnashville.com.

Worsham released his latest album, the quirky and cerebral "Beginning of Things," in April, and recently played two sold-out shows at Nashville's City Winery with singer-songwriter Brandy Clark. Later this month, he is opening shows for Tim McGraw and Faith Hill.

For more information, check out the article in The Tennessean.

Submitted by Team CW

on June 23, 2017 - 11:35am

Country singer Charlie Worsham will play the Basement East every Monday night in July to raise money for music education.

Proceeds from the five-night "Every Damn Monday" series are going to his Follow Your Heart Arts Program, which benefits kids in his hometown — Grenada, Miss. — who "possess uncommon talent and desire to achieve great things in the arts."

Tickets are $5 and go on sale Monday at thebasementnashville.com.

Worsham released his latest album, the quirky and cerebral "Beginning of Things," in April, and recently played two sold-out shows at Nashville's City Winery with singer-songwriter Brandy Clark. Later this month, he is opening shows for Tim McGraw and Faith Hill.

For more information, check out the article in The Tennessean.

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