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Old Crow returns to Ryman for NYE gig

Tuesday, July 19, 2022 – Old Crow Medicine Show will return to the Ryman Auditorium on New Year's Eve for the 15t time.

Tickets are on sale this Friday.

"I'm over the moon about this year's New Year's bash at the Ryman," said lead singer Ketch Secor. "After 14 consecutive seasons of ringing in the new year from the stage of the world-renowned Mother Church of country music, our band has figured out a few secrets to throwing a great party in downtown Nashville. Every year proves to be something bigger and better and even as we close in on our second decade of year-end Ryman performances, we're still humbled every time we set foot in the place. It's just plain holy ground. What better place to start anew at the stroke of midnight, January 1?"

Earlier this spring, Old Crow Medicine Show released its seventh studio album "Paint This Town." The disc was recorded in the band's own East Nashville-based Hartland Studio and co-produced with Matt Ross-Spang.


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