Dailey & Vincent
December 19, 2024 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
$35Grand Ole Opry members and 5-time GRAMMY award-winners Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent are bluegrass music veterans with a combined 20 years of experience, including seasoned tenures with bluegrass and country legends Doyle Lawson and Ricky Skaggs. In 2004, the two recorded “Beautiful Star of Bethlehem” with a guitar, a mandolin, and their voices. Rising to #1, the song’s success prompted them to perform together as Country, Bluegrass, and Gospel music’s newest duo, Dailey & Vincent.
With over 20 years of performance experience, Will Chalmers brings his talents and natural resemblance to the stage to honor music icon, Neil Diamond. With flawless replication of Neil’s voice, Chalmers brings the Neil Diamond experience to life, performing songs like “Solitary Man,” “Love On The Rocks,” “Forever In Blue Jeans,” and more.
Get ready to rock with Smells Like Nirvana, the Nirvana tribute band celebrating the legendary sounds of Nirvana and Kurt Cobain. Performing songs from albums like Bleach, Nevermind, In Utero, and more, the band’s performance is a haunting episode of grunge-filled angst played without click tracks or backing tracks – a philosophy Nirvana lived by.
Join Colton Dixon, Austin French, and special guest Jeremy Rosado for the UP + UP Tour for a powerful evening featuring Colton Dixon and Austin French’s songs over the years, plus brand-new music for a fun evening on the “up and up.” Dixon, French, and Rosado are Christian music artists and songwriters known for their hits like “Miracles,” “Build a Boat,” “Freedom Hymn,” “Why God,” “Believe You Will,” and more. This tour is sponsored by Compassion International.
The Nashville vibe comes to Wabash as three country songwriters hit the Eagles stage for a laid-back, fun night of top hits and original music. This songwriters in the round atmosphere will feature Steve Seskin, Sarah Darling, and Emily Shackelton, performing on stage and telling behind-the-scenes stories of their hits and careers in the Nashville scene.
Seskin is a GRAMMY-nominated songwriter and the name behind the hits “Grown Men Don’t Cry” recorded by Tim McGraw, “No Doubt About It” recorded by Neal McCoy, and “I Think About You” recorded by Collin Raye. Darling and Shackelton are rising stars on the country scene, with Darling being a prominent artist in the world of UK contemporary country music and Shackelton producing and co-writing and the Carly Pearce hit “Every Little Thing.”